New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-19
Read the new ads. Of Chas. Gebser,
Brust & Graft and G. A. Ottoneyer.


Brust & Graft and G. a. Ottnneyer.
i The boiler and part Of the machinery
| for the Bottling Works arrived Satur
4 day.
Cards are out announcing the wed.
i ding at Saltwater of Mr.. Emil REIN
and Miss Bertha E. Beyl The groom
is an old New Ulm boy.
The Gaylord Hub has entered its
fifth year. The Hub is a good paper,
and we are glad to hear from its editor
that at home il is doing we'll
I Mrs. Follman has secured for the
spring season the services of Miss Dahl,
an accomplished trimmer, who will ar
rive here from st. Paul next Monday.
The insurance on Jos. Zitzman' 3
i West Newton building was adjusted
and settled last week to the full salts
faction Of the policy. The building was
insured with the Continental.
. A new school district has been formed
in Bashaw with the following officers:
1 H. Sanford, clerk; G. Quanstrom, di-
rector; and G, Frasch, treasurer. a
new building will be erected at once.
Henry Kungel, the Blue Earth City
treasurer, who skipped from that place
some months ago with $4,000 of the
city's funds together with his brothers.
wife and $4,000 of his money, has been
arrested at Kansas City.
E. II. Huebner, of Winthrop, is in the
city. He will remain here for several
days in order to take advantage of the
law libraries of the city, previous to
arguing a case before the supreme
court. which opens next month.
4 There is some talk of moving the
Lake Hanska church from its present
location, west, about a mile, to the edge
of the timber, north of G. Thordson's
farm. A meeting to discuss the matter
of removal was held Monday.
z
/ A daughter of Jacob Geiger was
kicked by horse last week and bears
some ugly injuries in consequence. The
i lower jaw bone was broken and several
teeth were lost through the painful &C.
cident. DR.. Schoch is the attending
| physician.
4 Or. J. B. Welcome, Of Sleepy Eye
was in the city Saturday. The DR.. has
just returned from St. Louis, whittier
he had gone to be present at the gradu.
alton exercises of the college of Physi.
clans and Surgeons. His son was one
| of the mem ers and stood fifth in the
& honors Of the graduating class.
4 Capt. Steinhauser has given an order
for the discharge of Hermann Fritzke
and Albert Kiesling from Company
, for the good of the service. Lack Of at
tendance. which is most necessary II
military discipline, is given as the
cause. The Captain evidently intends
to run his charge strictly according te
: rules
Notwithstanding the various report.
OF exchanges throughout the state t.
j the effect that the New Ulnf Baske
Works is busted and has proven
, ''bad thing for New Ulm citizens til,
), factory is still turning out its baske
! product and is employing more me,
than ever. In fact, the concern has Jus
got down to business.
]. The election at Winthrop did not re
sultso favorably TO the erstwhile Ne,
: Ulmites as it might have. z. HI. Huel
: ner was defeated for MAYOR by a smal
! majority and A. G. Setter failed to g
> in as alderman by only three votes
: Rosskopf however was elected. To til
defeated ones we can only say what
: usually said. They should take tlei
), defeat philosophically and live il, hope
], for the future.
Fl Ihos. Brophy, of Sprins field. was i
t the city last week. Mr.. Brophy ha
just returned from a visit TO California
3 whittier he went in company with til
e Keegans to see the country. and here
! what in substance he says OF its advar
D lagos. The country has plenty OF goo
s land, but it is all in the hands of ric
! owners and a poor man has no show. ]
8 man can make money there. but to d
i so he must have plenty Of it to invest
E A person in possession of capita
E has advantages, but those same adyan
3 tages are offered to just such men il
every state. Without the capital, Cali
J, fornia offers no extraordinary induce
: ments and there is little to be gained b,
5 leaving sustaining business in Mime
) sofa to go to California and run the
t risks of sinking what little man ha