New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-08

Henry Crore returned from his west
ern trip on Thursday.
A. G. Wagner and wife, Of Mankato,
spent Sunday and Monday here.
Chas. Silverson will leaYe for Cinci-
natti and other eastern points to-day on
business.
Matt Anderson, ST. Peter man, has
been given the position as fireman at
the Empire Mill.
A. j. Eckstein went to Sioux City
| last Thursday to see the Corn Palace.
He returned Monday afternoon.
Hans Mo, Of Sleepy Eye, and J. j.
Ray and M. G. Robertson, Of Springfield,
were among Saturdays visitors.
VIM. Dannheim, of Lafayette, cut his
hand with rusty nail last week, and
as result the hand is now in very
sore condition.
Another young Republican. a son
and heir, the first one, was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Burg Jr., on Sunday.
Congratulations and cigars are in order.
The trestle work on the east side Of
the Eagle mill is being extended 120
feet. This is done to lay track to the
new elevator which will soon be ready
for use.
| Ed. Huebner's chances of election to
the Office of county attorney in Sibley
county, we have been led to believe,
are very good. Ed is deserving young
lawyer and ought to succeed
Benjamin Rogers has announced him
self as independent candidate for
clerk of court in Nicollet County. Ben
is we'll known throughout the county
and will no doubt succeed in getting
lots of votes.
When accused of being pretty init
mate with Gen. Baker during his visit
here last Thursday, prominent Demo
GRAFT justified the action by saying,
Anything to crush the Republicans. "
How do the Republicans like to be
crushedp
G. A. Blomberg, Nicollet county S
Republican candidate for clerk of court,
was in the city Friday. Chas. Hensel,
the candidate for auditor, and John
Peterson The nominee for judge of pro.
bate on the same ticket, were also here
during the week.
At the last meeting of the Turnverein
Chas. Gebser, Peter Scherer and Fred
Pfaender were appointed a committee
to prepare a program for the celebra
OF the 34th anniversary of the founding
of the Turnverein, which will be held
at Turner Hall on the 18th of Novem.
Der. As the Ladies' Society will ais,
celebrate their first anniversary at that
time, an interesting event is looked for
The Farmers Alliance of Brown anc
Redwood counties held convention al
Morgan last Saturday and nominated .
candidate for senator. Brown County
was represented by sixteen delegates
and Redwood by fifteen. On the frs,
ballot, A. T. Stewart, a young farmer
of Shutdown, received % votes out Of
the 81, aud was accordingly declared
the nominee. The other eight votes
went to one Gilbertson, also of Red
wood County.
Frank Kuetzing has rented Wolf
4 Schmid's building in Springfield and
will open at once a large dry goods and
clothing store. Mr.. Kuetzing is a
hustler when started, and he will no
doubt succeed in making things hum in
business at Springfield. He will re.
main there himself most of the time
and will be assisted by John Alder,
who is also good salesman. Helding
Krook will keep books for Mr.. Kuetzing
in New Ulm during his absence.
/ H. A. Subilia left for Chicago last
Tuesday to hunt up a location else
where shan in New Ulm. He took his
departure with tear in his eye and
s was greatly affected over being com
| PEELED to leave a town where for thirty
years he had been resident. Mr.. SUI
bilia is a man of misfortune. Blessed,
at first with a large income, he was
charitable to the extreme, and soon
found himself without anything. It
| was this bad luck that caused him to
leave New Ulm. :
| ( Anton Gag has taken large picture
Of a group Of nine consisting of Peter
Mack. Mr.. and Mrs. Athanas Henle,
David Haeberle, Louis Meyer ST., Louis
Meyer Jr., Jos. Dambach and AlYis
Palmer. These nine constitute the on
~ survivors in this vicinity Of the thirty
or more who came west from Chicago