New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-22
LOCAL NEWS.

The engine for the City Mill will ar
rive this week.
A. w. Bingham and wife left for
Chicago last week to visit with friends
and relatives.
The first number Of the 'Brennnessel''
has been issued. It takes the place of
the defunct Stachelschwein.
The Herald says there are 500 cases
of la grippe in St. Peter. This must
include pretty near the whole town.
Andrew J. Domeier was taken sick
last week and was forced to give up his
school in Iberia and leave for his home
in Sigel.
The term of Postmaster Baasen ex-
pires Feb. %. The new official will
probably not enter the office until
| March 1.
W. S. Mckay has received the re-
commentator of Congressman Lind
for the post-office at Redwood Falls and
the appointment will be made in a few
days.
The advertised letters at the New
Ulm postofice for the month of Deem
Der are addressed to Carl Schmet, H.
Olson, M. Huffman, Henry Null, and
George Roberts.
Mrs. Hayes said at the Farmers In.
stitute that we should have better bread
than our grandmothers. Well, why
not? We have better flour, betterye
and better facilities.
The first meeting of the pension
board for the examining of claimants
was held at Sleepy Eye last Wednesda.
but did very little business. Only tire,
applicants for pensions profted by tn.
session.
A very pleasant surprise party wa
rendered by the young folks at thu
home of John Stoeckert, on Wednes
day evening. A large number were
present and an enjoyable time was
spent. a..
T. Crone pays the highest individual.
personal property tax Of any one in
New Ulm, $s24S.9S. Besides him there
are of those who pay more than $50,only
fifteen and none pay over a 800. The
banks and mills and Van Dusen aggre,
gate $1,672.1S
| Werner Boesch returned from st.
Joseph, Mich, last week, whittier he
had gone to secure a foreman for the
Basket Works. He brought with him a
Mr.. Bradley Vance, who will fill that
position, and also one VIM. Rowe, an
efficient basket maker.
| Herman kiesllng, who runs the large
wagon shop near the foundry, informs
US that in the coming spring, he so ex-
poets to increase his shop that he can
run the business on large scale. He
intends to add nearly $4,000 worth OF
new machinery creditable move in
| deed.
At the annual meeting of the stock
| holders of the Citizens Bank of this city
| the old board of directors were elected
as were also the old officers. They are
as follows: NJ. Mullen, Pres; H. Vajen
| Vice Pres; and Chas. Silverson, E. G..
PAIL, .. M. Olson, Chas. Wagner and
Geo. Doehne.
Mrs. Maria Schulze, an aged lady
died at her home in the northern par
of town last Tuesday evening after >
prolonged illness. She has been sick
for a number of years with a general
ailing and her very old age had mucl
to do with her DEATH She had reached
her 10th year.
The marriage of Albert Nicolaus t.
Miss Annie Kuehnel is announced fol
the 2Sth. The former is connected will
the firm of Nicolaus & Goetch, of thi.
city, and the latter is we'll and favor
ably known as the daughter of Gottliet
Kuehnel, OF Lafayette. To both tn.
Review extends its congratulations.
AS might have been expected the
two accommodation trains between New
Ulm and Kasota have been suspended
They did not pay, and, as two of the
other trains are now made to connect
with the St. Paul passengers, they were
considered.useless. is thought that
in the spring a through train from Wa.
tertowu to St. Paul will be put on
| A few of the New Ulm shareholders
in the American Building & Loan As.
ISOLATION have had their certificates OF
stock changed so as to enable them to
withdraw their money before the usual