New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-10

@. Il. Struck. the architect, was IN
town Wednesday.
John Lindmeyer enlisted in the reg
ular army st st. Paul last week.
Mrs. 81. Liver of Milwaukee is visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Vajen.
a nice receipt for English plum pud-
dug is said to be owned by Mrs. A.
Setter. There are a select few who can
testify to this.
The Sons of Hermann Of this city
celebrated the ninth anniversary of the
founding of the New Ulm lodge at
Turner Hall last evening
Archbishop Ireland has appointed
Rev Rosen, German priest of Dakota,
to take charge OF the Fairfax, Gibbon
aud Redwood Falls parishes.
The assessed valuation of personal
property in Brown County as re-
turned by the assessors is 81, 022,723.
The taxed valuation is only $3.50, COS or
a difference of $3.50, 72O.
Max Hartneck, employed by Ernst
Herzog of Tracy, was taken very sick
with typhoid fever last week and was
brought TO the hospital IN this city for
treatment. His relatives live here.
The skating park will be in shape for
skating to day. A small house will be
erected Oh the edge of the rink. and if
sufficient money can be raised the COM
mittee will put up a toboggan slide.
Representative Lind has secured
from the United States Fish Commits
sioner promise that next year there
will be placed in the Minnesota river,
between Mankato and Granite Falls,
10000 900 wall-eyed pike.
The advertised letters at the postoffice
for the past month are addressed to the
following: w. Bailey, Andrew johnson,
NJ. B. Ludes, Frank Noll, Wm. Thomp-
son, Albert Agert, Mrs. Annie Cruso,
A. Cottonwood, II. Ginsberg, Jos. Lach,
Miss. L. P. Thompson and John NJ. Will
SON.
The insane hospital board at St. Pet
er has refused to allow DR.. James, the
oculist, to treat any more patients out
side of the asylum. There are quite a
number of New Ulm people who are
under Dr.. James treatment, and they
will not be inclined to relish this act OF
the board.
Francis Baasen, Joseph Dambach
and VIM. Brust were in St. Paul last
week to confer with the Archbishop or
church matters. AS yet no one has beer
selected to ill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Rev. Berghold. Rev
Busch, the Archbishop's secretary, is in
the city at present, and will conduct
the services next Sunday.
Friday night man was picked up
on the road across the river by Mat
Schneider. The fellow was in a state
OF beastly intoxication and, if he had
not been disturbed, would certainly
have frozen to death. He was allowed
to remain in the bastile over night and
was sent on his way the next morning,
no doubt to to be picked up elsewhere
Friends of DR.. j. L. Schoch, of this
city, will be pleased to learn of his ap.
pointment by Gov. Merriam as mem.
Der OF the state board of medical exam.
iners to succeed DR.. G. w. Wood, Of
Faribault, who has resigned. The ap.
pointment was made Friday, and is 8
good one. DR.. Schoch, while having
lived here but a short while, has gained
an enviable reputation as successful
physician. and is thoroughly competent
to fill the office to which he has been
chosen by the governor.
At a recent meeting of the L o. o. F.
lodge of this city, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
Franz Grebe, N. e.; Gottlieb Doberenz,
Y. g.; A. H. Schleuder, Secretary
Louis Schilling. Treas; Geo. Jacobs
G.; F. Nagel, w; John Hoffman, I
e.; Frank Friedman, R. S. To N. G..
c. Book, Z. to N. e.; Jacob Klass
ner, R. S. to v G.; Gottfried Hoehne
L. S. to v. e.; Frank Friedmann
Trustee. The rest of the officers vii
be appointed at the next meeting, wher
the installation will also occur.
Through accidental failure to read .
proof mistake was made in last weeks
Review in the report of the offic ial vote
for senator, but as Mr.. Peterson ha,
the certificate Of election in his pocket
at the time, he need not have lost any
sleep over the announcement of the ap
parent election of Stewart The repor