New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Albert Held is building new resi-

Mrs. Maltzahn and Mrs. Jacobs are
visiting in st. Paul.
Mrs. Gerstenmeyer will remove with
her children to St. Paul.
A cement sidewalk is being laid in
front of the Union Block.
Fred Setter has accepted a position
as book-keeper for John Hauenstein.
The Elevator Company cleaned "A
cars OF flax at the elevator last month.
w. E. Baker, the Democratic nomi-
nee for the senate, was in town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Hummel left for Chicago Mon
day afternoon to purchase her fall and
winter stock of millinery.
Anyone wishing a copy of the water
works ordinance can have same by call
ing at the city clerks Office.
The sportsmen's Club held it's quar-
terly meeting at Hunters Rest last Sun
day afternoon, and enlivened it with a
very enjoyable picnic.
The Cottonwood Alliance is to build
warehouse at New ulm. A site has
been decided on and work will be COM
menced as soon as possible. Herald.
The brick work on Schmucker's malt
house has been commenced. The
building will make creditable addi-
ton to his already extensive establish
ment.
E. e. PAIL has already started on his
lone whirl around the state as candi-
date for lieutenant governor, and on
Wednesday he addressed Democratic
convention at Winona.
,Ehe Minneapolis Journal says that
the sculptor, Jacob Fjelde, is now at
work making bas-relief OF Judge
Flandreau for the Sioux monument,
which is to be erected at this place.
These were In the city on Thursday on
political business: J. NJ. Thompson,
L. e. Davis, VIM. Gieseke and H. G..
Hays, of Sleepy Eye, Nels Anderson of
Burnstown, H. M. Ball of Eden, and
G.. Anderson of Linden.
Drs. Stricken and Schoch performed
an amputation of the right leg of Ole
| Wineshauger, of Linden, last Thursday,
the amputation being necessitated by a
chronic inflammation of the knee joint.
Mr. W. is IS years of age.
B. T.. Good and NJ. 5. Wilson were
arrested in Marshall last week on COM
plant of John Steine for stealing suit
of clothes and other things from his
room. They were brought to the Jail at
| New Uln, to await trial at the October
| term of court.
Hiram G.. Davis and Miss Josephine
Schapert of Stately were married in
this city by, Judge Brandt on Friday.
The groom is brother of the Republi-
can candidate for superintendent and
is known to be a worthy young man.
We wish the couple well.
Fl. Loheyde has so improved his shoe
store that in appearance it is now as
nice as any in the valley. An addition
of fifteen feet 10 the rear of the store, a
new office, new shelving and walls re-
Gently repapered, all go to make up a
| handsome business stand.
B. Baumgartner has sold his Sigel
farm of 1870 acres to Geo. Guggisberg
for $4,000. The farm is one of the f.
nest in the vicinity of New Ulm. Mr..
Baumgartner contemplates visit to
the old country, after which he will 10
cate in New Ulm and make our beauti-
full city his permanent home.
We are in receipt of a copy of the
Little JOKER a four page paper pub
lished at Minnesota Lake by Steadman
& Co. and A. B. Friedman. It is an in.
genious method of advertising and
shows that Mr.. friedman knows how
to help his business with paper and ink.
We hope the Little Joker will be reg
| ular visitor.
A lively runaway caused considerable
excitement in the lover part Of town on
Saturday afternoon. The team which
belonged to W. Braun, of West New
ton, started from Flor's place and tore
down Valley Street at such a terrible
speed, shat when the wagon struck an
electric light pole, the pole was broker
off in two places. The only damage
done to the wagon was in the breaking
of one of the wheels.
Oscar Malmros has been appointed
to consulship at Denia, port in
Spain. Mr.. Malmros is well known in
New Ulm, having visited this place on
numerous occasions and having lacted