New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-18
LEGAL NEWS.
School closes Friday.

Lake City tonight.
Congressman Lind has our thanks
for consular reports.
Juergen Durbahn started for Ger
many Yesterday ON a visiting tour.
The New Ulm Creamery is now MAX
ing 1000 pounds of the best Of butter ev-
cry day.
Happy Tony Schmidt. It's a girl
Arrived Tuesday. The rest goes, .sHa7e
a smoker" etc.
Ut late we have had no Board of
Trade meetings, either regular or spec
ial. What's the matter?
Miss Ella Setter has been quite sick
the past few days, and is still unable to
leave her room.
The criminal case of the state against
Z. E. Bowen for assaulting Editor Col
Inns has been certified to the supreme
court.
Col. Baasen and j. Klossner Jr., as
members of Hecker Post, attended the
G, A. R. encampment at Luverne last
week.
Chas. Klotz, the night Waterman,
received a telegram last Wednesday,
announcing the death on that day OF
his aged mother at Albany, New York.
The waterworks contractors are now
having trouble with the tower. The
last round of pipe was not Of the right
size, and had to be sent back to the
shops. .A
The Sons of Hermann will hold their
annual picnic at Hermann's Heights
next Sunday. Prize bowling and prize
shooting will be numbered in the list of
amusements. -s
The Board of Review for the city of
New Ulm will meet at the Clerks Of
flee next Monday to correct the assess
ment list. Anyone having grievances
to unload, should make complaint at
that time.
1t has been suggested that someone
start subscription fund for the pur.
pose of assisting the Electric Light Com
pany in placing wire about the poles on
Minnesota Street to prevent them from
being gnawed up by horses. Good idea.
G. H. Ross was called to Columbus.
Wis.,. on Wednesday to attend the fu-
neral of his uncle, R. w. Chadbourn.
who died there on the 10th of apoplexy.
Mr.. Chadbourn was largely interested
in the Brown County Bank of this city.
New Utm certainly has her full quota
OF barber shops. There are now five
in town, -Vedder's, Leibold's, Peuser's
Keegan's, and Boyd's. The latter was
started in the Rudolph building this
week by the colored man, who worked
for Keegan.
VIM. Pfaender went to St. Paul yes.
terday to be present at meeting of the
monument committee, which is being
held to-day. From there he goes to
New York, as delegate to the Nation.
al Turner's Convention, and will be
gone couple of weeks.
Burg's Battery was out as usual Sun
day morning, and after the customary
drill, took to the hills between Hauen.
STEMS and Schell's and fired several
charges over the valley of the Cotton
wood. The effect of the rumbling and
roaring volleys, sent back in b, oxen
and repeated echoes from the surround
ing bluffs was simply immense.
At last the attorneys Of Vim. Rose
have filed their motion for new trial.
The note of errors and motion for new
trial in the case of the State VS.. William
Rose, convicted of murder in Redwood
county, was fled with the Clerk of che
Supreme Court by Erwin & Wellington,
counsel of defense, last Monday. The
full stay of proceedings expires July 6.
| Redwood Gazette.
The St. Peter Herald says that, about
thee months ago, Herman Freitag, Of
Brown county, bought team of horses
from Henry Bode, of that city, and took
the team from Mr.. Bodies barn at
Nicollet About week ago one of the
horses made its escape from the pas.
ture and found its way back to the Nj.
collet farm, some forty miles distant.
The horse unassisted let down the bars
opened tho stable door and was found
in the morning in its old accustomed
stall. Some sagacity about that ANNA
surely.
! TO every census enumerator in New
Ulm we wish to say: Don't miss any.
body. Count all and let none escape.