New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-15
Judge Webber holds court at Beaver

Judge Webber holds court at Beaye
Falls this week.
Geo. B. Hughes. of the Marshall Mes
senger, has purchased the Redwood
s Reveille.
i Mic Herklerath and E. L. Otto, Nj
collet county candidates for Office, were
IN the city Thursday.
q. r. Davis and j. M. Thompson will
/ speak at Union Hall next Monday even.
ing. Let the attendance be large.
G. r. Edwards and Mr.. Hart have
been booked by the Republican Central
Committee to speak in Sleepy Eye to.
morrow evening
Ed. 81. Huebner has received the AL
lance endorsement for county attorney
in Sibley. This ought to insure his
election by a good majority.
A. G. Ochs has resigned as alderman
from the third ward. The council has
accepted the resignation and has APP
pointed VIM. Pfaender to fill the vacan-
cy.
A female clairvoyant was telling for
tunes about town last week. To judge
from her impairment questions and an
swers, she carried her gall right with
her.
I. Mulvehill commenced to remodel
his barn last Friday. II all the chan
ges are made that Tom proposes, he
will have one of the finest livery barns
| in the state
| The council has acted upon the sug-
| gestion of the defenders and has decid-
ed to fix the site for the Sioux monu-
ment at the intersection of State and
Centre Streets.
Mesdames Mowery, Ross, A. w.
Bingham, F. 81. Behnke, Newhart, Pet
erson and Nobis attended the annual
session of the National Board of Home
Missions at st. Paul last week. :
]. B. Velikanje experienced runa-
way while out electioneering in Lea
venworth few days ago. He was
thrown from the wagon and his face
was badly bruised.
The loss on VIM. Gluth's farm which
was struck by lightning last week has
been paid by the Stark Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. The insurance
amounts to 1850. The total loss foots
up ST., 200.
The following have been appointed
as judges of election: First ward, C. L.
Roos, VIM. Frank and los. A. Eckstein
Second ward, Chas. Stnebe, Jos. Schmu.
cker and Aug. Wagner; Third ward, E.
G.. Koch, VIM. Pfaender and Louis
Schilling.
Caroline Fussner, the little daughter
of Wolfgang Fussner, who lives in the
southern portion of town, died last
Friday, the funeral occurring on Sun.
day. She was a bright little girl and
the parents will have the sympathy Of
many friends.
The following was among the person.
al items of the St. Peter Herald of Fri.
day: Henry Lilli, of New Ulm, spent
Wednesday in town. Mr.. Lille was 8
resident of St. Peter way back in SO
and says he feels yet as though St. Pet
er was really his home.
The New Ulm Electric Light Compa
ny has accepted the Brush plant unde
protest and is now operating the system
for itself. What reason the company
has for accepting under protest we arr
unable to say, bet the matter will soo1
be settled definitely. Otto Setter is now
running the plant.
1 Two candidates for the same Office
were up in Springfield last week anc
each says that he got a promise Of :
vote from every man he saw. AS eacE
one saw nearly every body in town, ont
OF the two will be compelled to undergo
the pleasure of being fooled. Only on,
can get enough votes to elect him.
! Improvement continually goes on il
connection with the brewery of Aug
ust Schell. An old and small building
is now being torn down and replaced
with a creditable and commodiou
brick structure, to be used in storing
| ice and beer. The building will be 81
feet by rs feet and will be two storie!
high with part of it three. Work vii
s be pushed with all possible speed II
order to have it completed this fall.
A. A. Stone was up from ST. Peter
on Friday to hear the case of Margare
tina Stelnhauser vs. the New Ulm Elec.
trio Light Company. Three arbitrator.
were appointed to determine the amour