New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Brown County Bank.
c. Ochs will move with his family to
Springfield next week.
Farmers, come into the fair the end
of this week and stay all three days.
Edward P. Sanborn, the st. Paul
lawyer, argued a case before Judge
Weber on Wednesday.
M. Mullen will continue to be mem.
Der of the Democratic Central Commit
tee from this judicial district.
Alfred Vogel, now book-keeper in the
Swan Lake Mill, has accepted the posi-
ton of baggage clerk at the depot.
w. n. e. Bushard, of Lafayette, fell
from load of wheat last week and had
the misfortune to break one of his arms.
Peter Hanson, an experienced me-
chanic, has taken position in the hard.
ware and machinery establishment of
Jacob Klossner.
Jacob Klossner, treasurer of the Agri-
cultural Society, received the annual
state fair appropriation on Wednesday.
This year it amounts to 1922 %.
Albert Behnke has resigned from his
position as baggage master at the de.
pot and will 90 to Chicago to take a
course in the Veterinary Surgical Insti.
stute.
The members of Company A are ord
cred to appear in fatigue uniform at
the armory at 3:15 next Saturday after
noon to take part with Burg's Battery
in a sham battle. -.z-
Miss Burrill, the typewriter at the
Eagle Mill Office, will give up her posi-
ton the first of the month and reCurn
to Minneapolis. Her place will be
filled by Miss Silverson.
The business of the Northwestern
road has so picked up at this place that
it has been found necessary to again
put on night engine From fifteen
to twenty loaded cars go out every day.
J. A. Wellnitz, formerly student of
DR.. Martin Luther College is now at
tending the Byrant and Stratton Bust
ness College of Chicago. The Review
will heep him informed as to news at
home. .r....s
The deputy state boiler Inspector col
lected his annual fees from this city on
Friday. He paid the Review office a
visit, and, as he comes whether we will
or not, it is probably unnecessary to in
vite him to call again.
The Mankato Free Press is authority
for the following of interest to New Ulm
people: Geo. w. Scherer has purchased
Mrs. q. Cech's restaurant, and will put
in a supply of groceries, etc. George
is we'll deserving of success.
On Wednesday morning the passeng.
er train from the east arrived in two
sections of five coaches, two sleepers
and one baggage car each. The rush
in passenger traffic just at present is
caused by the harvest excursions.
Bernhard Fry, formerly resident OF
New Ulm, now residing at Sprague,
Wash, arrived here last week to visit
friends and at the same time to have an
amputation made of the first finger OF
his right hand. The latter was per.
formed successfully by Dr.. Hirsch.
The Farmers Warehouse and Eleva.
tor Company. of Springfield, has incor.
porated. The capital stock is $4,000
and the incorporators are D. j. Shelf.
field and N. W. Cableigh of Redwood
County, Silas Blackmann of Cotton.
wood County and Daniel Burns OF
Brown County.
Here's . difference tor you. In ten
years St. Peter gained 235, part OF
which IS included in the hospital. In
the same length of time New Ulm
gained 1879 or over 1000 more than St.
Peter. Now. if the Board of Trade of
New Ulm amounts to anything, it will
advertise such facts us these.
The school board at it's last meeting,
we understand, raised the salaries bf
all of the teachers. The salary of one
was raised 800 year and that of
the others from 1926 co $50. This is
evidently the result of the resolution|in-
troduced at the last school meeting Ito
the effect that the board be liberal Nm
the matter of teachers salaries.
Joseph c.. Ackerson, of Fergus Falls,
and Miss Anna Dittbenner, Of this city,
we're Joined in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony by Judge Brandt on Tuesday Of
last week. The groom is a stranger to
New Ulm people but he comes well
spoken of and is said to have been sue
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