New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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moved to Wisconsin.
I. Scheiderich and Geo. Boyd have
opened a cigar factory.
! Work was commenced last week on
the foundation for the Sioux monument
Coffee last week made great drop.
One pound packages now sell for %
cents.
Mr.. Lind and family left for Wash
ington last Friday. They will be gone
two or three months.
Home Guard, military play, will be
presented at Turner Hall in the inter-
ests of Company A on the 18th.
Herman Pless made the best score in
the last Company A rifle practice, and
Chas. Stoeckert made the second best.
Rev. Nobis was over to Winthrop
last week, assisting in the dedication of
the new Congregational church at that
place.
Chas. Anderson, at one time fireman
in the Empire Mills, has secured SINH
lar position in the Swan Lake Mill at
Nicollet.
Ole Jorgensen has been chosen by the
Brown County Alliance as delegate
to the state sconvention in St, Paul on
December 3Oth.
The funeral of Mrs. Catharine
Amann, who died at the hospital last
Tuesday of consumption, was held Fri
day morning and was largely attended.
Dr. Bartlett, superintendent of the
St. Peter insane asylumswas in the city
Wednesday to make an Examination of
Mrs. Dauer, who has since been adj
judged insane.
Funds are being raised by subscrip-
ton for the building of a new church in
this city for the Evangelical congrsga-
ton, which at present holds its meetings
in the old school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ross will leave
in about month to spend the remain
der of the winter in Minneapolis. w.
E. Setter will act as cashier of the bank
during Mr.. Ross absence.
The St. Paul News of Thursday, in
speaking of Senator Peterson, of this
district, referred to him as the man who
was looked forward to as the leader of
the Scandinavian senators in the next
senate.
George Pheney, the young man,
whose foot was partially amputated
last week by Drs. Stricken and Work.
man. is dong nicely at present, and It is
thought that further amputation will
be unnecessary.
The official canvass of the vote for
senator in this district was made in the
auditors Office last week. II shows the
vote to have been as follows: S. D..
Peterson, 2209; w. E. Baker, 1911; A..
D. Stewart, 2378.
Members OF the militia here will be
interested in hearing of the marriage
on the Goth of Capt. w. L. Comstock,
of Company F Of Mankato. The bride
is Miss Fletcher, an accomplished
young lady of Lake City.
Among those who attended the Nc
Hale.Baasen wedding last Wednesday
were Mrs. Roth and daughter of Spring
field, MIR. and Mrs. Penniug of Home,
Miss Jennie Quinn of St. Paul and Mr..
and Mrs. Baker of Sleepy Eye.
The Collins-B Bowen case came up be.
fore the Supreme court last Thursday,
the arguments of the various attorneys
being submitted in briefs. In the lower
court, the jury. it will be remembered
found for Collins in the sum of $500.
Thanksgiving day passed off very
quietly in New Ulm this year. In the
evening dances were held at the various
| halls and gay time was mad at each.
The Company A ball was largely at,
tended, and the boys netted consider.
able sum.
In the district court last week, full
citizens papers were taken out by
GustaVe Sell, Franz Raschka and Henry
F. w. Harmening. The court also al.
lowed A. w. Case and wife of Sleepy
Eye to adopt a child, whose former
name was Welcome, and change its
| name to Case.
On Thursday Albert St-inhauser took
an examination before Judge Weber
for admission to the bal. ATTORNEYS
Lind, Thompson and Hagberg consti
tuted the examining committee, and
succeeded in asking some very puzzline
questions. They were answered very
satisfactorily, however, and the appli