New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-02
&C Al NEWS.
The Empire mill has been shut down

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Geo. Frey sold his trotter last week
to St. Peter parties for $500.
Tally one for Leonhardt Haeberle.
It's a boy and arrived Thursday.
Owing to the sickness Of Prof. Burk,
the college has closed for the week.
M. Madigan, of Redwood Falls, and
Judge Brown, Of Tracy, did legal bust
ness here Wednesday,.
Geo. Poul, an employee of r. Burg,
has bought the cigar business OF q Mr..
Wagner, Of Redwood Falls.
The Basket Works last week aver.
aged over 500 baskets daily. In nine
days 1920 were made.
John Lloyd, one Of Tracy's leading
mercantile dealers, spent Friday in the
city and honored us with a call.
T. Mueller has rented the Beinhorn
building and will move his cigar shop
to his new quarters in few days.
The well at Ottomeyer's place is now
finished and ready to supply good wa.
ter for the whole neighborhood.
Henry Steinhauser held the ticket
which won beautiful writing desk
raffled off by /. Buenger on Wednesday
evening. .s-., ..s<:
Messrs. Schmidt and Ochs have pur-
chased the Springfield Roller Mill,
owned by w. Winkleman. The price
paid was $4,000.
Mr.. Ruemke has given up the idea OF
building on his lot this year. He had
intended to erect brick store next to
the one occupied by his son.
A delegation of the Sons of Herman
Lodge went to Mankato Wednesday
afternoon to take part in the organiza-
ton of new lodge at that place.
Frank Whitney came down from
Springfield Thursday to accept his old
position az day operator at the depot,
w. T. Sowden, the former operator, goes
to Kaso:a.
VIM. Bloss. of Lafayette, has bought
the Schultze property in the north end
of town and will move his family here.
The price paid for house and lots was
81 900.
The arguments in favor of commu-
ting the sentence of Clifton Holden will
be heard by Gov. Merriam to-day. The
result of this hearing will decide the
prisoners fate.
G. F. Struck, the court house archi.
tect, was in the city Thursday and Fri.
day. He will probably be employed
to draft the plans for the new buildings
on Minnesota Street.
Among the list of those, who are tc
graduate from the state school of agri-
culture, we notice the name of Herman
Pfaender, of New Ulm. The com
mencement exercises will be held mex
Friday. --..-.-.
The statement that Jacob Klossne
was interested in securing pardon TO
John CARRIES was erroneous. It frs
started with St. Paul reporter, which
in itself accounts sufficiently for tn
mistake.
Property all over town is bringin.
a good price. This is very fair indi
cation that New Ulm, if not on the ev
of a boom, is at any rate in the stag
of healthy and substantial growth an
improvement.
The GAINESVILLE Argus says that tn
Second Regiment will encamp this yea
either at St. Peter or New Ulm. New
Ulm has already had two of these en-
campments and could no doubt enter
tain the boys again with equal success
A young man named Charles Rose
now was caught stealing a piece 9
clothing from the store of John F
Neumann last Tuesday morning. Whe
caught, he also had couple of shirts
taken from the store of T. Crone. an
jacket stolen at Behnke's, but uI
on paying a good price for the good
he was let off without arrest.
! The Sioux monument committee he'll
a meeting last week but did no business
owing to the absence of Mr.. Maeghel
of Mankato. That gentleman is no,
enjoying trip in the south and as 500
as he returns another meeting will b
held and immediate action taken
Everything in the way of plans and es
Inmates is in readiness to make selec
ton and proceed at once to construc
ton.
The Redwood Gazette says that Sher