New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-23

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G: Z. Roos is making some marked
] changes in his residence. which will
materially improve its appearance when
finished.
s. D. Peterson has purchased the for
mer postoffice building in Sleepy Eye
from Mr.. Jefry. The consideration
was $4,000.
+ VIM. b. Koch and Fred Setter have
been selected by the Turnverein TO rep
resent that order in the Turntag at Wi
mona next Sunday.
Werner Boesch has purchased the
Kiesling residence property on German
st. He will move into the building in
a month from now.
Albert Bobleter. who is visiting here,
was taken sick very suddenly last week
with pneumonia. His mother came up
from ST. Paul on Friday to attend him
The announcement comes to us Of
the death of one and the dangerous i'll
ness of another child of Vincent Page,
Of Faribault. Mr.. Page is a son-in-iaw
Of F. w. Kiesling of this city.
Otto Schell did the honors to large
number of his friends last Tuesday
evening, the occasion being the twenty
eighth anniversary OF his birthday The
M@nnechor and a band went out to as
sist IN the celebration of the event.
The Luverne Herald says that w. f.
Holden of that place, is canvassing for
cabinet photographs at So per dozen
for the purpose Of raising money to pay
the expenses incurred in carrying for
ward the case Of his brother, Clifton.
Bernard Marschner, of Cottonwood,
attended the Farmers Alliance Con-
vention at St. Paul last week: He is
very enthusiastic over the Alliance
cause, and says the farmers, who were
present at the convention, mean bus
mess.
The storm, which originated in these
parts last Wednesday, did considerable
dam age at st. Paul, Anoka, Saltwater
and other points. In Sibley County
near Bernadotte, Caspar Anderson and
his daughter were struck by lightning
and instantly killed.
The premium list for the coming
county fair has just been issued from the
Review Office. Every body should Sc
cure a copy, and endeavor to make an
exhibit. It will cause you but little
trouble, and it will help along the far.
Call on Secretary Heideman for copy.
A clerk at the depot became so in
terested in singing ..Annie Rooney"
the ether day, that, after. sealing up a
package of money for the American
Express Company, he made the mis-
take of placing the sealing can into the
safe and locking it up, while he left the
money on the outside.
The residence Of Mrs. c. Berry and
the Tivoi of Jos. Schumacher were bro
ken into by thieves on Saturday night.
The former place was entered through
the cellar, but the burglars were fright
ened off before they had succeeded in
flching anything. At the latter place
they filled up with liquor but took
away only few cents in money.
AS will be seen from the COMMISSION
ers' proceedings, the county board has
ADVERTISED for bids, to be received up
to August 18th, for the completion of
the new courthouse as shown in plans
and specifications; also for the compile
ton of the first floor so that it will be
ready for use, including steam heating
apparatus for the whole building. It
is left with the building committee to
award the contract, and push the work
with desirable speed.
| On motion of Erwin & Wellington,
attorneys for William Rose, the MUIR
derer of Moses Lufkin, Chief Justice
Gilfllan has granted a stay Of proceed
ings in the case until the second Tues
IN November. The original stay was
thirty days from July 6, and this extern
sion has been granted to await the ac-
ton OF the United States Supreme Court
in the Holden case, (which will naturally
have a bearing on Roses fate, as the
cases Of the two are exactly similar.
Lee Albert and Tommy Head. boys
of eleven years of age, ran away from
their homes last Saturday and were not
heard of until Monday. They had TAX
en- the Saturday evening train for the
east, and went as far as Kasota. from
which place they took a northern train
for St. Paul. But before reaching the
latter place, a feeling of fear and lone