New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-09
LOG AL NEWS.

DR.. ]. i. Schoch entertained the whis
club on Tuesday evening.
Philip Dick has been reelected mayo
Of st. Peter without opposition.
State Auditor Bradeu will hold a lane
sale at the court house tomorrow.
/ B. Gruenenfelder reports boy tina
arrived in his family Wednesday.
Lee Reed, at one time clerk at the
! Dakota House, is back from Dakota.
!. Jos. Epple has been given the posi-
ton Of book-keeper in the Springfield
Roller Mill.
Judge Webber holds the regular
spring term Of court at Beaver Fails
this week.
The schools were closed from Thurs.
day to Tuesday out of observance Of
the Easter holidays.
Chas. Sievert, who has resided on the
farm of Juergen Durbahn in Lafayette,
has moved to Fairfax.
An appeal to the Supreme court has
! been taken in the Rose case and a stay
In execution will necessarily be gran.
ted.
Frank Kuetzing has been east the
past week, purchasing goods. Chicago
and Milwaukee were among the cities
he visited.
Mrs. M. Leary and child returned
from Indianapolis Saturday afternoon.
The little boy is fast improving under
careful medical treatment.
Joseph Rearup and Gotlieb Kruse, OF
Mankato, held forth at the Pennsylva-
MIA house the fore part of the week
with one of Edison's wonderful phono-
graphs.
| Veterans of the late war can secure
copy of the war history of the Mime
sofa regiments, now being published,
by sending their names to Adjl. Gen.
Mullen.
The ..Balaton journal says that F..
Heimerdinger, Of this city, has been up
at the former place the past week look.
ing over the village with the view of
establishing fifty barrel roller mill.
Lafayette, CORTLAND and West New
ton were represented at the Teachers
Institute at St. Peter last week by Chas.
Stolz, Chas. Zieske, Helena Garrioch,
Hilma Sundell, A. Fenske and Geo.
| Hillmer.
| Bertha Hers, young lady, seven
teen years of age, died at the home Of
her grandfather, Mr.. Ohme, IN Cotton.
wood on Thursday, after an illness Of
only two weeks. The funeral was held
Saturday.
The social at the home of Mrs. Otto
Setter on Thursday evening, notwith
standing the disagreeable weather, was
well attended. Between twenty anc
thirty were present and the party proved
q very enjoyable one.
A travelling jewelry man did business
in the Leibold building, next to Otto
meyers, last week. From the amour
of goods that he sold, or at least ap
peared to sell, one would naturall,
conclude that New Ulm is a prett,
poor town for travelling stores.
! The heavy rain of Thursday and tn
bright warm weather succeeding mad
the latter part of last week an elegan
season for seeding. and by this time mos
of the wheat in this vicinity is unde
ground. Heavy rains now are al thati
needed to insure good crops.
William and Louis Wellner, of La
fayette, who have been engaged il
drilling a well on the farm of Angus
Thiede, in Brighton, have experience
bad luck for the fourth time at the sam
place. When on the fourth trial the
had drilled to the depth Of $50 feet, th
pipe broke nearly half way down.
The Basket Works has furnished an
other accident. On Thursday, Rudolph
Berndt, aged Is years, while using on
of the machines, the workings OF which
he was not acquainted with, had hi
right hand caught in clog wheel an,
mangled badly. One. of the finger
was cut out at the upper joint and en-
tirely removed. The others were in
i jured seriously and may have to b.
amputated DR.. Schoch is the attend
| ing surgeon.
i At special meeting Of the Mankatt
Board of Trade, letter was read from
VIM. Pfaender, of the citizens railroad
committee, suggesting that Mankatt
and New Ulm cooperate in trying t,
secure the extension of either the Mil
4 Waukee e. St. Paul or Minnaanolis &