New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-17
LOCAL N EWS.
H. Loheyde visited in st. Peter over

Fl. Loheyde visited in st. Peter owe
4 Sunday.
j. B. Kennedy attended court at st
Peter last week.
Miss Hers will leave for Winona thi
week to attend the Normal school.
i The Ladies Society of the Lutheran
congregation cleared $500 through thei
Bazaar.
DR.. Muedeking, the Owatonna optici
an. was in the city the early portion o.
last week.
A. T. Behnke was down from Tracy
last Tuesday night to take the second
degree in Masonry
Herman Pless won the gold badge in
the last Company A rifle shoot and
| August Brandt the silver one
Christ Hellar and Otto Setter have
been given the contract for painting the
interior of the new courthouse.
Deputy Sheriff Schmelz took the
young man, Fleischmann, to the St,
Cloud reformatory on Wednesday,.
Congressman Lind's bill for $50. 900
public building at Mankato passed the
lower house of Congress on Tuesday.
VIM. E. Koch went to Mankato to at
tend the funeral of his cousin, Albert
Bangerter, who died on the previous
Monday.
c. l.. Roos left for the northern part
of the state on Tuesday to select his
stock of Christmas trees. He returned
Thursday.
VIM. Martel is now employed as
brakeman in the Northwestern yards at
this place. He was formerly working
on the Tracy aud Watertown division.
Last week August Schulz sold his
farm OF 125 acres in Sigel to Fritz
Steinke and then bought $50 acres of G.
Niedegger in the same town for $4,000.
The infant child of Prof o. Hoyer
died Friday night and was buried Sun
day. The bereaved parents will have
the sympathy of all their acquaintan-
| ces. .,-..a
j. J. Larmour, the government post
office inspector, inspected the Office at
this place on Wednesday. AS might
have been expected, be found every.
thing in o. k. condition.
On Wednesday we met Maj. Gibbs Of
Tracy, who was in the city or few
hours. The Major is a candidate fol
warden of the Saltwater prison, anl
claims to have good backing.
Mrs. Helen Setter entertained som.
thirty of her lady friends in a pleas
ing manner Thursday afternoon ane
evening. The party continued until i
it was quite late, and throughout wa
Eenjoyed by all present. ..>.a -.
Saturday was the day set for the sal,
of the Peter Gulden farm, but, owing t,
some error in the notice of the fore
closure sale, it did not come off. TIL,
corrected notice with the date of sal,
appears in another column.
Both DR.. Strickler and DIR. Workman
of Tracy poisoned one of their finger.
in performing the amputat1on of Geo.
Pheney's foot. DR.. Strickler has al
ready lost the nail of the finger and
says that he may possibly lose more
although it is not probbale.
The marriage of Miss Emma Krue
ger and Albert Keller occurred at Ro
chester last Thursday. The bride is q
young Rochester lady, and the groom q
former New Ulm boy, now living at ST.
Paul. He is printer by trade and is
known to be making success of his
profession. The Review extends its
congratulations and wishes for pros
porous life. ......
Gen. Baker, Lind's opponent in the
congressional race, was interviewed in
St. Paul last week, and, when asked
whether he would institute contest fo1
Lind's seat, he said: ''Oh, there is
plenty of time for that just wait, and
l think You will find out that 1 am not
lost" To an ordinary listener that
would sound as if he really intended to
enter the hopeless fight.
j. II. Doty, of CORTLAND. is able to
be about the house and yard some OF
the time. To man having so many
business interests at stake as has Mr.
DotY, a six weeks confinement comes
extremely hard. Mrs. C. .Bobsin, also
of CORTLAND, who has been confined tr
his room for eighteen months, is now
able to walk from one end of the room
! to the other st. Peter Herald.