New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-04
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vertisemenu.
Chas. Sommer returned from Spokane
Falls yesterday.
Judge Webber will go to St. Peter
next week to hold court,
Fred Mueller, for five. years a. typo in
the Post Office. has severed his connec.
ton with that paper.
e. L. Roos went to Sioux City and
other Iowa points Monday afternoon on
business. He will be back tomorrow.
Mrs. Williams, sister of Louis Pal
mer of Gibbon, and formerly a resident
of this county, died at Redwood Falls
on the 23rd of last month.
Rev. Thomas, of the Chicago Con-
gregational Seminary, filled the pulpit
Of the church at this place both Sunday
morning and evening.
Through pension agent Blanchard,
Peter Heck, of West Newton, has Sc.
cured back-pay amounting to $3.50, and
a monthly allowance of $17.
Why is it that the flag, recently won
in the Youths Companion contest, is
not seen floating from the public
schools? It should be seen there every
day.
R. Fischer ST., received a kicK from
a horse last Wednesday with serious
effects. He is now closely confined to
his room and is suffering considerably
from badly swollen face.
Henry Manderfeld, q young man of
Milford, while riding on a mule last
Wednesday afternoon, was thrown off
and sustained fracture of the collar
bone. DR.. Stricken is tending him.
Tom McKeever, of Springfield and
brakeman on the Northwestern road,
was injured about the head up at Mil
ford last Friday evening. While lean
ing out from a Car to give signal, his
head struck, the switch bar and was
bruised quite badly.
The runner Tharmsh, who has been
in New Ulno now for three weeks past,
has at length succeeded in getting up
race. The race was to have come off
at st. Peter on Monday, the other party
being Chas. Koenig, a ST. Peter man.
As much as $500 side, is said to have
been put up on the result.
Later: The race came off as an
no,nced and Tharnish fell at the start
and lost. The whole business was a
put up job, and some New Ulm parties
will now no doubt wish that they had
kept their fingers out.
The annual conference of the minis.
tiers of the Lutheran Synod of Mimi
esota was held in this city Wednesday
and Thursday. About thirty of the
preachers were present and the session
proved very pleasant one. The prln-
clpal business consisted in the drafting
OF resolutions, which are to be present.
ed at the Synodical meeting, which
commences in West St. Paul, June
18th. Among these was one setting
forth the necessity and advocating the
employment of an extra professor in
the college and the building of par
sonage for the New Ulm parish.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
order of the lower court in it's decision
on the Scott County removal case. in
which the commissioners of the county
had refused to hold meeting to con-
slider a petition for removal, because
the notice calling it was not published
two weeks prior to the date set, as re-
quired by the county.seat removal law.
The court holds that it is not only nee
essary to give two publications in. each
of the county weeklies but fourteen days
notice prior to the meeting. This was
not done in the Scott county case, nor
was it done in the contest in our own
county.
Below we give complete list OF enum-
orators for Brown County, furnished US
through the courtesy of Supervisor
Miller, of LuYerne: New. Ulm, Chas.
Gebser, B. June, Ernst Bellmann; Cot.
tonwood, Frederick Walter; Linden,
Edwin Paulsen; Lake Hanska, Ole
Synsteby; Sigel, Mathew Reck; Milford,
G. A. Spellbrink; Home. VIM. DEFY;
Sleepy Eye. John E. Tenney; Stark,
Hubert Hillesheim; Albin, L. D. Rice;
Mulligan. Paul Moe; Leavenworth,
George w. Harrington; Prairieville, J.
81. ?. Hoy; Eden, Alfred Walton;
Burnstown including Springfield, Frank
Ctague; Bashaw and Stately, Leonard
Redding; North Star, VIM, II. Cook.