New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-07
Rev. Frey is giving his residence a

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new coat Of paint. SIS
8 a child Of Hermann Neubauer, Of La.
Efayette, died last Friday.
The Lutheran Synod will meet il
New Ulm the 28th and 29th of this
month.
John Korbel. Of Sigel, has removed
to LIE Sueur with the intention of going
into business there.
Henry Wankum has sold his property
on Jefferson street to Prof. Burk, of the
college, for 81 200.
Irwin Bros. have sunk awell on the
farm of John Kalb in Cottonwood to
the depth Of $40 feet.
Fir. Lehman had the fore finger Of
his left hand cut off on Saturday while
engaged in drilling we'll.
Chas. Stuebe last week bought Of F.
| Fritsche, ex-treasurer of Nicollet Coun.
| ty, twelve steers, which averaged 1886
pounds.
Robert Scherer came home from Min
neapolis Friday evening. He is confined
to his room with an attack of the
measles.
The annual session Of the Grand
Lodge of a. O. q. W., is being held in
st. Paul to-day. Grand Master Eek
stein, of the city, is in attendance.
Rev. Berghold informs us that the
Catholic organization of Brown county
is. not yet positively under either the st.
Paul or Winona diocese. It is depend
ent to Rome alone.
Ernst Hers and Miss Frances Muel.
Ter returned Wednesday afternoon from
Indianapolis, where they have finished
course in the training school and
graduated as teachers with credit.
The students Of DR.. Martin Luther
College will give an entertainment al
one of the halls in Nicollet on Saturday
evening, May 18th. On the following
Sunday they viii picnic in F. L. Otto's
grove, not far from the village.
This week the postmasters and mail
agents Of the entire country are com.
PEELED to make count of all letters
and papers and of the value Of all
stamps used in the Office for seven full
days. The count is to be used in COM
piling the census.
1t was pretty shrewd remark thai
one of our industrious farmers gave one
day last week in commenting on neigh.
Dor. ''He finds great deal Of fault
| with this country said the narrator,
shut he don't do much of it before sew.
en- o'clock in the morning. Perhaps
some of the constitutional GROWERS ir
this section might get pointer from
this.
Near CORTLAND last week they had .
mad dog scare, but like the one in New
Ulm, when investigated, it amountee
to nothing. Three OF the cows of Angus
Gieseke were supposed to have beer
bitten, because they behaved strangely
and were killed. The dog was strang,
one ard acted queerly, but it is no
positively known that he had bitter
anything. t,died shortly after caus
ing the excitement.
/. A representative of the New Uln
Elevator Co. was here last week, ant
we are informed that the company ha
made arrangements to build three hous
es or the Redwood branch-one at thi.
place, of about rs, 900 bushels capacity
and at Morgan and Evan also, TO b,
constructed in time for the coming crop
There ought to be lively competition ii
this market next fall for the whea
crop. REDWOOD GAZETTE.
4 La Crosse dispatch says that F
D. Terrill, day press operator at tina
place, has gone insane. He has beer
acting strangely of late, and week o.
SO ago he developed insanity so yiolen
that he had to be put in charge of Off
GERS. He imagined himself possessed
OF an extraordinary mesmcric power
sufficient to make him supreme on earth
Music and Christian science were also
mixed up in his Authorizations. Mr..
Terrin was at one time Western Union
operator at this place, and his friends
and acquaintance will hear Of this
painful piece of news with sadness.
The citizens OF GaIena, Ills, have
fixed Geo. 2. Clark, the man, who put
in basket plant here, in great shape.
He had told them that he owned fac.
at New Ulm, that it was proving a sue
cess and that thirty men were being
employed steadily It all seemed very
nice and the people we're just about Ito