New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-08-13
Gustave Fischer is at St. Paul.

| OuStaVe FISCHER Is at st. Paul
$. u. Peterson was registered at the
Merchants Hotel in st. Paul last Sat
urday.
The city water works are in readiness
to be started. A test will probably be
made to-day.
Hugo Hanft lef. for Peru, HI, last
week to accept of position as teacher
in the public schools.
Chas. II. Dietz, former Brown
County boy, is being talked of as Dem
ocratic candidate for treasurer in Blue
Earth County.
. nail dozen representative of rub
Der companies were here yesterday Of
fering bids for the furnishing of 1000
feet OF hose for the city fire depart
ment.
The New Ulm Elevator Co. held its
first annual meeting last week and
elected Chas. Silverson, President, An
thony Schmidt Jr,, Vice.president, and
VIM. Koch, secretary, treasurer and
general manager.
Margaretha Eichmann has COM
menced proceedings in the District
court for Il divorce from her husband,
John Eichmann. on the grounds of d.
sertion. Lind & Hagberg are the
plaintiffs attorneys.
sold Colonel the horse which was
owned by Louis Schmelz and which has
been seen in every parade in New Jim
IN the last fifteen years, died yesterday
morning from the effects Of kick re.
ceived several weeks ago.
The stockholders of the New Ulm
Roller Mill held their annual meeting
on Monday and among other business
reelected G. L. Roos as general man
ager. F. Madlener and II. Peterson
represented the Chicago interests,
The lie Sueur Sentinel says that &c
acres OF wheat threshed on land adioin.
ing that city yielded bushels per acre,
No. 2. 1t would seem now as if the
average yield in the Minnesota Valley
belt would not exceed ten bushels.
Prof. A. S. Hobi]e will give another
OF his musical concerts and stereopti
can exhibitions at Turner Hall on mex
Saturday evening. His renderings or
the French horn and zithern are wei
worth hearing and he should receive a
full house.
Paul Henning, an old New Ulm boy
now employed in the offices of the Lane
Department of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, was in the city
Monday, shaking hands with old friend.
aud acquaintance. 1t is now clever
years since he was last in New Ulm.
Aug. Zeig, who went to San Francisco
last year to enter the establishment O.
Stearns & Co., manufacturing chemists
writes that he has been employed fol-
another year with an aprreciable in
crease of salary. OF the climate be
says that it is all that need be desired
Paul Voss, formerly miller in the
New Ulm Roller Mill, but of late wears
of Richmond, Virginia, arrived here
Monday night for a short visit with his
brother-in-law, George Schmidt. HI
has just returned from trip to Ger
many and reports both pleasant vov
age and an agreeable visit to his faith
erland.
A new invention in the manufacture
OF gas has been developed and is abou
being introduced at Minneapolis. The
gas is made by forcing air through hal
dozen tanks filled with charcoal anc
oil. It gives brilliant white light
Under this new method of manufacture
the gas can be made at cost of 10 cent.
per thousand feet. It can be supplied
to the consumer at so cents thousand
and large profit realized.
The Regimental rifle team for the
Second Regiment is made up of the fol
lowing: 1t. G. M. Skinner, 1t. A. w
Allen, 1t. E. W. Bird and Sergt. C. W
Carpenter. of the staff; 1t. E. B.
Shanks, Company D; Private D. S.
Wade, Company d; Private D. o. Cook,
Company E; Capt. j. A. Sands, Com
pany G; Capt. G. R. Davis, Company
I; 1t. j. Dodge, Company X; Capt. L
E. Chase, Company II; Sergt. J. }. Dill
lery, band.
Another assault and battery case il
to come up before Justice Baasen to
day. The parties in the case are OLE
johnson and VIM. Michaelson, both O.
Linden. The former makes the com
plant that on Saturday night as he was
riding along the Linden road he was