New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-03
II. Loheyde is building an addition

i 81. Loheyde is building an addition
to the rear of his store
Frank Kuetzing went to Chicago last
Wednesday on business.
Gustav Subilia has sold his cigar
manufactory outfit to John Wiesner.
Application has been made by the
sheriff to have Rose removed to Still
water.
Gottlieb Schmidt will commence
work this week on a large addition to
his house.
Another hotel-keeper. A son arrived
in the family Of Wenzel Schctzko last
Friday morning.
The public schools opened Monday
and the College yesterday. At each
there is a large attendance.
There will be meeting of the drug
gists of the state in St. Paul next week.
Some from here will attend.
Christian Struhse, of CORTLAND. died
at his home in that town on Friday of
consumption. He was 80 years of age
| The Grand Army members at this
place will give . picnic week from
next Sunday. The picnic will probably
be held at Hunters Rest.
i Linden people pride themselves on
their fine horses. Last week John
Rooster sold one to Madelia banker
for very fancy price.
i Work will be commenced on the
court house next Monday. The con
tract with Schapekam Bros. calls for
completion of first story by Dec. Is.
| Lightning struck the house of Joseph
Brosch in the north part Of town, Mon
day morning. The only damage done
was to the gable ends which were
splintered into shivers by the bolt.
G. E. Ken1al representative of the
Washburn Crosby Company, of Mime.
apolis, took the road yesterday for a
trip through Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
: Wisconsin and other western states.
The Republican Senatorial Committee
for this district was to have met vester-
day at Sleepy Eye to fix the time and
place for holding the senatorial con-
vention. S. D. Peterson is chairman
of the cOn,mittoo
1t was stated around town this week
: that the farmers of this vicinity would
: build a farmers elevator at New UIm.
Men arc said to be around already so.
Letting subscribers to stock. It is pro-
5 posed to raise $4,000.
Rev. Berghold has been selected by
the Catholic Congregation to represent
them at Catholic Conclave which is
to be held this month in Pittsburg. Mr..
: Berghold is authorized to select an ad.
: ditional delegate to accompany him.
1t seems that junior Board of Trade
IS accomplishing that for New Ulm,
which the old Board never thoroughly
succeeded in doing-the esta blishment
OF au industry here with the importa.
ton OF outside parties to run the in
dustry.
!. Business men or others in the city
!, who desire to make a commercial or
mechanical display at the county fair,
should apply for space of Fred Pfaen-
der at once or as soon as possible.
Those applying first will of course re.
ceive preference.
John Albert has been appointed
agent for New Ulm for the great Phil
adelphia clothing firm of Wanamaker
q Brown. He has been furnished with
large line of samples for either ready
or tailor made goods. and will no doubt
succeed in doing quite business.
The new brick smoke.stack which is
beng built at the Vinegar Works was
struck by lightning IN Monday morn
lng's storm and pretty thoroughly de-
molished. No damage vas done to the
factory however. The bolt tore down
two of the walls of the chimney and
left two standing.
There is some talk of running E. G.
PAIL, of this city, for lieutenant COVER
nor on the Democratic ticket. PAIL has
all the qualifications of a good parlia-
mentariaD, and, if could be elected,
| he would fill the Office with an amount
OF dignity, equalled only by that of the
Hon. Thomas B. Reed.
4 A letter from DIR. Fritsche, dated at
Dresden, says that he left Berlin Oh the
18th OF August for tour of Germany
and Switzerland and that he will sail
from Bremen on the 18th of this month
in tho Karlsruhe for PoIe;roo.o S,l