New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-10
LOCAL NEWS
Chas. DAWN has accepted position

/ Chas. DAWN has accepted a position
in the Eagle Mill.
| Daniel Katz, the Fairfax miller, was
in the city over Sunday.
Frank Burg Jr. went to St. Paul Mon
day afternoon on Monday.
+ Lee Reed has purchased the barber
shop fixtures Of Geo. Boyd
Rev. BerghoId left for Mt Angel,
| Oregon. Thursday afternoon.
DR.. Pease of Redwood Falls was a
visitor in our city Wednesday.
G.. G. Schulz, superintendent OF
schools for Nicollet County. was call
er Friday.
Judge Webber will hold court in St.
Peter this week. Court reporter Eek
stein will also attend.
The production of Home Guard, y
the military play, has been postponed
till after the holidays.
Miss Nellie Brey has returned from
Minneapolis to accept of a position in
! the law Office of Lind & Hagberg.
| The general agent of the Lockawana
Transportation Co. of Chicago was
here Thursday and transacted business
with the mill managers.
| John Schwerzler of Cottonwood has
sold his farm in that town to Louis
Scheible of Worcester, Ohio. The
consideration was $1,000.
Catharine Helget, wife of John Hell.
get of Sigel, died at her home in that
town last Wednesday evening. The
funeral occurred on Friday.
Daniel Lacktein has sold his Lafa,
yette farm to C. Grusendorf of this city
for 50, $3.50. Mr.. L. has bought farm
of the Hastings & Dakota Railway Co
The name of D.J. Sheffield of Spring.
field, this county, appears in the list Of
petit jurors for the United States dist
riot court which opens in St. Paul next
month.
Louis Palmer has started a drug
store in Gibbon, with E. Luberg, for.
merly in the employ of DR.. Fl. E.. Lu.
cas-, of this place, as manager.-Fa Fairfax
Crescent.
Chas. TOberer has constructed type
writer, somewhat similar to the Reming.
ton. Everything about the machine
with the exception of the roller and type
is his own ingenious make. -. q.
Thomas Mulvehill of this city will
have the pleasure of serving as a petit
juror at the January term of the United
States circuit and district courts, which
opens in st. Paul on January ID.
The stage now running between
Winthrop aud New Ulm, leaves Win
throp on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 Il.
NJ, and leaves New Ulm the same
days at ? o'clock in the afternoon.
The Nicollet County court calender
contains the cases Of the State VS. Her
~ keltgen, the man who shot j. B
Kennedy at Nicollet, and the State VS.
7. E. Bowen for criminal assault upor
Editor Collins.
Subscriptions are being raised il
| West Newton for the building of :
bridge across the Minnesota river at
point near what is known as the Beuss
mann farm. A list will soon be circu
lated in New Ulm for similar pur
pose.
Next Saturday at 10 q. N. in front o
the Register of Deeds Office, the farm o
the late Peter Gulden will be sold unde
mortgage foreclosure atpublic auction
AS the sale will likely be q bona
= tide one, good number will undoubt
eddy be present to make a bid for tn
property.
The annual meeting of the Agricul
tural Society will be held next Saturda,
afternoon at Turner Hall. Matters O
interest to every member will b
brought up,and prominent among then
will be a discussion of the beet suga
industry, subject which in itself is o
sufficient Importance to elicit the at
tendance of all farmers bent on i'm
proving their farms. Officers for tn
ensuing year will also be elected.
Wednesdays dispatches reveal TIL
fact that Congressman Lind has alreaG
knuckled down.to hard work. On tina
day he introduced bill in the house
which is designed to break up the mo
nopoiy which certain owners of paten
tank cars, refrigerator cars and stocl
cars now control, of the carrying trad
of articles transported in these cars