New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Note the changes in the ads. Of Brust
Sn era IF and Franz Kuofzinr

Mrs. Mielke a widow woman living
/. west Of town, was married last week
. and moved with her family to Wadena
S. lehman speared a sturgeon in the
Minnesota river last week which was
over seven feet in length and which
| weighed fully sixty pounds.
Ex-Register of Deeds Ruel A. Dore,
one of the prominent citizens of Lake
Benton, transacted legal business in
this city Friday.
Adolph Alvin was the lucky holder OF
the ticket which drew the beautiful
Rochester lamp owned and offered by
f. H. Behnke.
Chas. Silverson reached Southampton,
England, Friday. He was delayed con-
siderably by rough weather and the
trip from New York extended over ten
days.
E. c. Gley, of Minneapolis but for
merly a New Ulm boy, has been visit
ing with friends and relatives here for
the past few days.
| A little child of Ludwig Sondau, who
recently came to New Ulm from Cali
fornia, died last Tuesday afternoon.
The child was year and six months
old.
The Review has secured a regular
correspondent in the village of Court
land and from now on we will have a
weekly record of the happenings of that
little burg.
E. w. Baer, the hardware dealer,
will occupy the Meyers building, next
to G. A. Ottomeyer's drygoods store,
after the LIST of March. He is now clos.
ing out his entire stock and in his new
} quarters will run d first class tinshop,
exclusive of all else.
An agent for Cinncinatti brewing
firm was in the city last week and from
something that be let out in the way oil
an Interview, it is thought that New
Ulm will be made the point for an ex
tensive warehouse for storing liquors
for the western trade
The application for divorce made by
Bertha Ernst, as the plaintiff. will
Christian Ernst, as defendent, was ar
gued before Judge Weber on SATURDAY.
and granted. The case was in the hand
y OF Lind & Hagberg but was presented
for them by Albert Steinhauser, who i
to be congratulated on his success.
A little while ago St. Cloud offered ;
considerable bonus for starch factor,
and secured it. Now its enterprisins
citizens are willing to put up S4, 600 TO-
a pulp mill and the chances are tina
they will get that too. Seems to u
that New Ulm might draw few point
l ers from this.
Although it has been the custom fo
3 years to make Valentines Day the sea
son for getting even with somebody ans
for satisfying spite and jealousy, ye
on next Friday we trust that it will b,
!; the endeavor of the majority to give THU
] old practice, of stabbing your acquain
, tances in the back and unawares, rest
r 1t has existed long enough.
The sound of the fire alarm at abou
halt past eight o'clock last Friday even
ing caused a good deal of excitement
but little of anything else. The ALARM
was caused by fires in the chimnies o
: the houses of Chas. Anderson, anc
Gustav Krause, near the public schoo
= building. but luckily blaze was avoid
ed. A FIRE on night like Wednesda,
) would not have been a pleasant affair
8 by any means.
At meeting of the St. Paul Turn
: verein held last week, the election of .
delegate from the Minnesota district tx
J. the national convention of the More
: Amerikanische Turnerbund, to be hell
in New York City in May, took place
OF the candidates nominated, Loul
Stern. of St. Paul, received thirteen
; votes and VIM. Pfaender eight. Mr.
Stern OF course was selected, but til,
unsolicited vote for VIM. Pfaender. O
a this city. is very complimentary to tina
= gentleman.
!. The dance at Turner Hall on the 1911
should be well attended, if for no othe,
d reason than that it is under the auspice.
! OF Company A. The company is in neee
OF assistance and deserves it if any or
e der does. Besides the dance will be .
! pleasant one, and there need be no fea,
i that a good time will not be had. The
arrangements are in the hands of a com
{ mittee that is working hard for its sue
cess, and they will see to it that the
dance is up to the usual standard. Turr