New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-11
John Rooster Of Linden was caller


A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Daut on Wednesday.
Mrs. a. w. Bingham returned from
her Winona visit Saturday evening.
w. Sundan, the plasterer, is erecting
a residence in the west end OF town.
Rev, Koerpel Of St. Paul preached in
the Catholic church Sunday morning.
Hubbard & Larson will add line Of
shelf hardware to their machine stock.
Mr.. Schoch of Selins Grove, Penn, is
spending a few days here with his
son.
VIM. Sandman bought 600 acres of
land near Evan from Chas. Stuebe yes
terday.
J. &C. Zieske, ex-representatiYe of this
county, was down from Sleepy Eye
Monday.
Mrs. B. Follman left for St. Paul Sat-
urday evening to buy her winter stock
of millinery.
The marriage of Anton Kitzberger of
this city and Miss Rosa Simmet of La
fayette will occur next Tuesday.
Jos. Metzen has bought the farm of
Henry Erdmann in Milford. The lat
ter will move to Watonwan County.
The encampment of the Second Rag
iment of Minnesota for 1898 will be
held in Chicago from the 9TH to the Goth
of October.
The wheat market in New Ulm con-
tinues high. No other neighboring town
pays within two cents as much as the
buyers here. a...5 =.
Do not fail to attend tho concert by
the DAM Orchestra at Turner Hall next
Sunday evening. It will be the musical
treat of the season.
The well-known bay horse of Geo.
Books was either stolen or strayed
from his barn on Friday evening. At
any rate it has not been seen or heard
of since.
Lind & agberg have one case in the
Redwood County courl this week, The
case is one of equity in which Mr..
Schrop of Cottonwood is plaintiff and
Mr.. Benham is defendant.
F. Borchert has sold his residence at
the foot of the Diepolder Hill, together
with 40 acres of land, to julius Dreger
for $1,000. He has also sold his other
farm in Lafayette to his son, William.
The 35th anniversary of the TURNER.
Elm and the End anniversary of the
Ladies' Society will be celebrated with
appropriate exercises in the circle q
the members at Turner Hall this even.
ing. ..>'..
At Waseca the gold watch of the
World s Fair Theatre Company went tt
the proprietor of the hotel at which the
troupe stopped. Perhaps it would be
we'll to amend this by saying that per
haps it did.
The Brown County Bible Society
held Its annual meeting Sunday even
ing. The officers elected were as fol-
lows: President, Judge Gallagher
vice-president,C. Salkowski; secretary
L. G. Davis: treasurer, CO. Jorgenson
j. Freming, a young and industrious
farmer of Milford, died Sunday night o
inflammation of the lungs. He was onl,
As years of age and had just arrived a
a state of independence as a farmer
His death, therefore, is severe blow t,
his family. .-,.
A brother of D. S. Davis arrived her
from Illinois last week and spent som
time in looking over the sights in thi
city. He was principally interested il
the Sioux monument as he was resi-
dent of this vicinity previous to tn
| famous outbreak.
The Home Cemetery Association ha
elected the following officers for tn
coming year; President, Hans Mogen.
sen; secretary, Hans Mo; treasurer, T
&. Weber; trustees, Dan MolI, A. J
Barr, w. B. Hill, Hans Mogensen, Lar
Jensen and H. McBain.
The fire which was set last week two
miles south of town is still burning If
the peat bog. The fire ran through M
Fohls grove. burned his fence and 10,
of hay. About 80 tons of hay were de-
stroyed in all, belonging to farmers IN
that district. The meadow contains about
$50 acres of ha! land, and.if no heavy
rain comes to extinguishsthe fre,it will
all be destroyed. Herald of Saturday.
A cinch party was given at the home
of Mr.. ana Mrs. John Larson on Satur.