New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-02
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A little son arrived in the family O
| Louis b. Fritsche on Saturday.
DR.. Berry has been very sick the pas
| few days and is still very low.
Alfred Roos is acting as book-keepe1
tor the New Ulm Elevator Company.
The New Ulm Elevator company
commenced business yesterday The
office is at the Empire Mill new build.
ing.
| Examinations were held in the. Lu.
theran schools on Monday with very
good results. The schools have now
closed till August 18th,
Msssrs. Bosch and Maltzahn have
let the contract for their new buildings
to a Mr.. Gilman, Of Minneapolis. Mr..
Hanschen will do the mason work.
Dayy Crockett, an English play, will
be presented by home talent at Turner
Hall on the evening of the Fourth. The
play is a good one, and should be we'll
patronized,
Jos. 4. Eckstein, who has been at
Boston the past two weeks in attendance
upon the annual session of the National
Lodge Of A. o. {. W., returned to New
Ulm last Friday.
Niels Johnson, of Bernadotte, was
arrested here last Thursday for being
drunk and disorderly. A nights rest
in the Bastile cooled off his hilarity,
and brought him out the next morning
sober man.
The circus on Thursday was visited
by people from miles around. Win.
throp, Fairfax, Golden Gate, Spring
fld and Sleepy Eye were all well repre-
scnted. The latter place must have
been half deserted on that day.
The rose gardens this year are I'M
usually beautiful and it is pleasure
to visit such places as that of Mr..
| Windmueller, who makes business OF
rose culture. Among the private gar
dens, that of Chas. Stole is none the
less rich in beauty and fragrance.
Christian Backer and Bertha Knees,
both of Milford, were married by Rev.
Albrecht yesterday afternoon. The
parties are well known both in and
around New Ulm and have numerous
friends. who will join with US in ex-
tending heartiest congratulations.
Mankato is having more than its
share of of sad and painful accidents.
On Sunday, Hon. P. A. Foster and Mr..
Robert Lind were drowned while bath
ing in the Minnesota river. The former
was prominent young attorney, and
the latter a successful business man.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church will give straw
berry and ice cream festival at the resi-
dence of Mrs. G.. H. Ross this (Wed.
nesday) evening. This is the first festi-
val Of the kind given this season. and
those who attend may rest assured of a
pleasant time. The social will be for
the benefit Of the Congregational church
and all are cordially invited to attend
A meeting of the Sioux Monument
Committee was held at St. Paul recent
ly, but nothing was done, owing to TIE
absence of DR.. Daniels, of st. Peter. Nh
Pfaender. however, has informed us that
the committee have as much as agreed
on the material to be used, ard will
settle the matter definitely, both as tc
material and contract, as soon as allthe
members can get together. This will be
sometime next week.
A case of sunstroke in which Johr
Drummer, son Of Xavier Drummer Of
West Newton, was the victim, is re-
ported from last Friday. The young
man was taking an engine to town OF
that day, and before he had gone far hi
experienced curious feeling in thu
head. He recovered soon, however
and endured the excessive heat until h,
had reached the Diepolder's hill, whe.
he was again attacked and seriously
He was brought to the hospital, PLACED
in care of physicians, and by night wa
well enough to return home.
i Mr.. William Winkelmann, from New
! Ulm, MINI. who was in the lime bust
ness at the Great Cottonwood and ais,
proprietor of the Roller Mill at Spring
field in that state, came west and ate
much looking around both here and il
the Pacific Coast States has decided t,
become citizen of Helena. He ha
found limestone at Ellison, thirty mile
from Helena, which he saysis not ex
celled in the state of Montana. Mr.