New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.

j. II. Weddendorf will remodel his
residence shortly by the addition of an
other story.
J. G. Toberer, of this city, has been
granted patent on a new car coup
ling.
A German Literary society is soon to
be organized. The meetings will be
held at Turner Hall.
r. w. Lamberton was up from st.
Peter Wednesday evening on Internal
Revenue business.
A son and heir is the newest arrival
in the family Of Theo. Wehye. He put
in his first appearances last Thursday.
A young son of Anton Lindmeycr OF
the lower end of town, is very sick. He
is troubled with an affection of the
lungs.
Tory Olson was on Thursday promo
ted from ST., 900 to a 200 clerkship
in the pension Office. Olson was once
New Ulmite.
New Ulm has an organized Walking
Club. Rise early and walk several
miles before breakfasting, are the con-
ditions of membership.
The Eagle Mill Co. have received
word from Chas. Silverson ir which he
says, that he will sail from Rotterdam
for this country week from to-day.
John Wiesner, an employee of F.
Burg, has taken out a revenue license
and will manufacture cigars for him
self. His shop will be located at his
home
AS will be seen from notice in an
other column, the State Auditor will
hold sale of state agricultural and
school lands at the court house in this
city April 10. },
The resignation of DR.. Berry, as sur
geon of the Second Regiment, has been
accepted by the adjutant general. DIR.
Collins, of St. Peter, stands in fair way
of promotion to the vacancy.
The citizens eff St. Peter are making
an effort for a reunion of the Minnesota
Mounted Rangers and frontier defend
ers in the Sioux massacre of 1862, in
that city on July 3rd and 4th next.
| Pauline, the. tive-year-old daughter Of
A. F. Mueller, died last Saturday after
an illness Of only few days. She was
bright little girl and the parents have
our sympathy in their sad bereavement
Mrs. VIM. Gieseke, of Sleepy Eye
visited with friends in this city last Fri
day. Accompanied by her husband
and daughter, she will leave this weel
for California to spend the remainder O
the winter.
| George Scherer was up from Manka
to for couple of days last week on bus
ness. His eyesight. which was gradu
| ally failing previous to his visit to Mil
waukee, has since then improved con
siderably.
| Blue Earth City has been expert
menting with the water question. TIL,
we'll there has reached depth of !. 3O'
feet, where granite was struck. A flow
ing vein was not secured, but plenty o
water may be had by pumping.
The following officers for the Court
land-Lafayette Horse Company wer,
elected at the annual meeting in thi
city last Wednesday: President. F
Fritsche; secretary, Jos. Diepolder
treasurer, II. Lille; directors, Juergel
Durbahn, H. c. Mueller and w. N. c
! Bushard.
August Sche1l has commenced haul
ing stone for another addition to hi.
brewery. The improvement is to be al
expensive one and is to embrace storage
racking and wash rooms. In the fal
he will erect an elevator of 10000
bushels capacity for storing his supply
Of barley.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Springfield Building & Loan Associa
ton, capital stock Of $5O0,oO0, were
filed with the Secretary of State. We'd
nesday. The incorporators are 81
Bendixen, T.. NJ. Street, j. C.. Rothen
burg, H. G. Warnke, M. Lehrer, j. J.
Ray, Frank Clague, Geo. A. Leather
mann, A. G. Anderson, M. Glemmestac
and Albert Winkleman.
F. Aufderheide will manufacture thi.
year from 80 to 100 thousand of fir.
brick. These brick have stood the
strongest fire test and by many contract
ors are pronounced superior in qualit,
to the St. Louis product. This is say
ing a good deal, but the fact that Mr.
Aufderheide has marketfor all he cal