New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19
LOCAL NEW S.

Next Saturday is Washington's birth
day Is New Ulm going to celebrate
l.?
The depot offices have been improved
with handsome operators table OF
neatly finished ash.
Miss Theresa Henle was pleasantly
surprised by large number OF her
friends last Thursday evening.
c. w. H. Heidemann was at Manka-
to Wednesday on business connected
with the erection of the Sioux Massacre
monu ment.
An entertainment viii be given in
Lafayette District No. on week
from next Friday. It promises to be a
very successful affair.
In another column T. Crone adver-
tises the at once celebrated Axtell Com
bination hat and cap. 1t is novel and
neat piece of head wear.
Our Springfield correspondent says
that j. B. Schmid and Jos. Vogel. of
this city, will erect q Touring mill at
that place in the spring.
While coming from st. Peter last
week, valuable horse Of Herman Al
brecht, of Lafayette, was taken sick with
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Geo. Schneider desires US to state that
it was not his dog that appeared on the
streets week ago Sunday, but strange
animal. His own died over month
ago.
Messrs. Philip Dick, mayor. John Pet.
erson, alderman, and j. NJ. Peterson,
of St. Peter, were in this city Friday
evening, investigating our system OF
electric lights.
A man was here from Iowa last week
looking over the ground with the view
of establishing large works for bottling
| the beer manufactured here We could
| not learn his decision. a.
M. Loefstrom, of Litchfield and an
old friend of C. w. Krook, of this city,
| vas the guest of the latter gentleman
during the forepart of last week. The
two had not seen each other fo- twenty
years.
Miss Ida Sommer and her sister Mrs
johnson, of Mortified. were prevented
from making their contemplated trip
to Tacoma and Seattle, through the
prolonged and serious illness of the lat
ter.
| The Rose case will again be brough1
up before Judge Weber tomorrow
Points of evidence and bills of excep
tons will be heard and if, allowed, tho
case may possibly be carried to high
er court.
The well on the place Of Mrs. Otto
meyer has been sunk to the depth o
| 225 feet without finding water. Tn
well diggers are making slow progress
l-only one foot day but intend t
| go down $50 feet.
| Mayor Pau is carrying an elegan
cane of diamond willow, presented hin
by Senator S. D. Peterson, of New Ulm
1t is very unique piece of wood tina
grows upon the Missouri river.-MAN
KATO FREE PRESS.
| Several of the investors in the Build
ing and Loan Association, of Minneapo
lis. have succeeded in getting out. thei
money since the bank examiners re
pert, but in every case they lose owe
seventeen per cent of the investment.
| a little child of Albert Winkelmann
of Springfield, died last week and wa
brought to this city Friday night 70
burial. Thefuneral occurred the follow
| ing afternoon from the residence of F
| Peuser. The bereaved parents hav,
our heartfelt sympathy.
1
| VIM. II. Whitaker, district passen
ger and land agent for the Northern
Pacific Railroad, was in the city las
week on business. While here h.
called at the Review Office, and informe,
us that he had made arrangements TO
tickets with several New Ulm parties
| Who expect to make trip to the coas
in the spring.
/ One of the largest and happlest 0
the series of socials that have been Civ
en- in New Ulm this winter was the Val
entine party at the home of A. W. Bing
| ham on Friday evening. A good,
number of young folks were present
| and, with Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham t,
entertain, spent delightful evening il
social pastime