New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-08

The county commissioners met in
regular session yesterday.
The new engine for the New Ulm
Roller Mill will arrive this month.
The Public Schools and Martin Luth-
er College re.opened on Monday with
good attendance.
Werner Bosch left on Monday for
Chicago in the interests of the New Ulm
Basket Works.
| The Review notes the arrival last
Sunday Of little girl in the family ST
Fred Williams.
Otto Baarsch has gone TO Lamberton
to act as night operator at the North..
western depot.
Billy Marble, the popular comedian,
is at Tracy this week. On his way east
he should not forget to take in New
J1lm.
Gustave. Subilia took possession of
the cigar mandatory of VIM. Gebser
last Wednesday. See ad. in another
column.
Horace Newhart, Robert Scherer,
and Miss Allie Scherer left on Monday
afternoon for their respective schools
at Mortified, Minneapolis, and Man
kato.
No Stachelschwein will be issued
this year. The stockholders have de-
clared dividend and the editors have
retired from the journalistic field. Too
bad.
The patrons of the American Express
Company are requested to have all
packae es, intended for the east, ready by
p. NJ, in order to get them off on the
the 2:18 passenger.
As will be seen from q notice in
another column, a social hop will be
given at Union Hall to which all are
invited. A masquerade ball is also
promised for the Goth.
Judge Weber is at Redwood Falls,
holding a special term of court. The
sentencing of Holden IS also set for this
| term, but rs the supreme court has
not yet acted on the case, it is quite
probable that action by Judge Weber
will also be deferred. ...- .. r
The dance given by the Sons of Her.
man at Turner Hall last Sunday even.
ing was not largely attended. Those
who were present however enjoyed a
very pleasant time, and the tableaus,
which were displayed from the stage,
were really excellent. $50
Next week, commencing Monday
and lasting through Tuesday, the Far
mers' Institute will hold its session at
Turner Hall in New Ulm. Everybody
who possible can, should by all means
be present, and an attendance from all
parts of the county is desired. It will
| be rare treat, that no farmer can we'll
| afford to miss ...
There is rumor to the effect that
| Benz. Juni, who is at present in the
employ of the Basket Works in the ca
pacity of Secretary, will sever his con-
| nection with that establishment and re-
move with his family to the new state
of Washington. Mr.. Juni has been
valuable citizen during his residence in
New Ulm and we hope the rumor is
without foundation. 49,.
The committee appointments of the
New Ulm Board of Trade for 1890 have
been announced and are as follows: On
Legislation, G. l.. Roos, chairman, S. n.
Peterson, E. G. Koch, and J. c.. Ru-
dolph, secretary; on manufactures, w.
Pfaender, E. Brandt, A. G. Ochs, J.
Klossner Jr., and 0. G.. Stricken and
on railroads, G. Wagner, chairman. NJ.
Mullen, P. Scherer, J. F. Neumaann
and Chas. Stuebc
The Eagle, Empire and New Ulm
Roller Mills have purchased and
ground during the past year over 800,
; 900 bushels of wheat. When this is
considered for a moment, it gets to be
a surprising amount and is probably
more than most people would ever
| think of. Less than one-third of this
has been secured directly from the farm
ers of this neig hborhood, while the rest
has been shipped in from abroad. The
coming year however, we are told by
one who should know, will change this.
The mills expect to buy as much as 7CO,-
600 bushels of the coming crop from
the farmers direct, and thus reduce the
immense amount secured abroad. This
will be good news to the tillers Of the
soil OF Brown and neighboring coun.
IEae.