New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-30
Ladies Fair next Saturday and San-

lad 1l Ear next Saturday and SIn-
day.
F. Frilsche has been elected assessor
in Lafayette.
Annual m Getting of the Building and
Loan Tomorrow night.
Sheriff Schmid was down from
Springfield Monday on legal business.
News comes to US of the death in
Montana of son of VIM. ANIME, of
this city.
Miss Emile Fritsche has accepted
position as saleslady in the store of F.
Kuetzing.
The Turner Hall literary club has
adjourned to resume its meetings in
September.
Alfred 3. Miner of Stark and Ellen
Larson of Leavenworth were licensed
to wed last week
NJ. Mullen is having the interior of
his house papered. Percy Powell. of
st. Peter, is doing the work.
Chas. SilVerson wears bland smile.
It's all on account of a 70 ung miller
| that arrived in his home last Monday.
G. Baltrusch has effected settlement
| with his creditors and in consequence
his store was opened again on Monday,
| In connection with the Fair the La
dies society have arranged a concert
for Sunday evening which promises to
be treat.
Among the graduates in pharmacy,
who were registered recently at St.
Paul. we note the names of Richard
Fischer and Carl Weschcke, of New
Ulm.
Typhoid fever is quite prevalent in
St. Peter and in malignant form.
The cause is supposed by many to be
the impure water in the majority of
wells.
As will be seen from the report of
the councils work, the we'll in German
Park has been accepted. Work will
now proceed with the construction of q
pump house.
| A man with a patent machine for
discriminating the gopher tribe was in
the city Friday. The machine consists
of tin tube through which the fumes
of burning sulphur are made to descend
into the hole and kill the gopher. It is
said to work we'll.
! Senator Tom Bowen, of Sleepy Eye
was in the city yesterday on his way
home from Duluth. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Bowen viii become the editor
} and manager of the Duluth Daily New.
J under the syndicate that recently pur
J chased that property.-MANKATo FREE
PRESS.
Dr.. Schwartzkopf's statement, tina
the disease of Mr.. Schneider's cattl.
was due to their feeding in the SWAMP
, land below the hospitel bluffs, shoule
be looked into. 1t is not the hrst tim,
, that sickness has known to prevail
{ along the region of those wet marshes
where the canse could not be traced t.
} any other source than to the marshe
! themselves. When certain contagious
, scourge prevailed here, a report was
made by the Board of Health calling o,
! the councilto drain the swamps aroun.
] town. No attention was paid to thei
request and the lands are in the sam,
condition as ever. Now that DR.
Schwartzkopf has limited that they ar,
! notWhat they ought to be, we would ad
| wise that Neutrality-suspicious. be needed.
is always best to he on the safe side
, even if there is no apparent danger.
While talking with Sheriff schmid. o
Brown county, Tuesday night, we in
CURED concerning Rose and Holden
the two. Redwood county murderers il
his charge. In reply to our. question
he gave us the following relating t.
Holden: Il had just returned from
/ Springfield on the midnight train. One
of the jailors came running over saying
that Holden was acting very badly.
went at once to the Jail. He had tori
the bedding into shreds, and complete
~ riddled the mattress. The furniture
IN the room was also broken up. He
was bowling and raving like mad.
man. I turned the key and told him to
come out. which he did. I gave him a
chair and asked why he had acted as
he had. He said he didn't know.
told him he must behave and gave the
fellow sharp talking to. / think Hol.
den was feigning insanity. Rose bears
| up much better than Holden LAM.
| BERroN LEADER.
i Last Saturday was assessors day,