New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
Locel News.

Mrs. Crone is visiting friends in Chi
cage.
Ernst Bellman is assisting County
Auditor Krook.
Fireman's Ball at Turner Hall on
New Years eve.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Russell last week.
Miss Ida Boock is employed in the
Singer Sewing Machine Store.
Rolvcs & Wiesner will supply their
livery stable with electric light.
Mrs. C. II. Ross went to Winona yes.
terday to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
F. I. Randall.
A. Brand of West Newton has sold
his farm TO Frank Huslskamp and will
move to G,bbon.
Court convenes on the 9TH. The
county commissioners meet In session
On the Same day.
The marriage Of Ludwig Kunz, form
srly of this city, to . Le Sueur lady oc-
CURED last week.
VIM. Schmidt who moved here re-
Gently from Tracy, is residing In Carl
4. Aueller's building.
Conrad Huebner has sold his timber
land near tho Minnesota river to Ernst
Fritsche Of Cottonwood.
A. G. Setter Of Winthrop intends to
| sell his hotel at that place and engage
| In business in New Ulm. ~.
The appearance OF the City Drug Store
has been greatly improved by the add
ton of = beautiful and costly cigar case
and counter.
Jack Natice was brought down from
Lake Benton by Capt. Larson on Mon.
day, sentenced under the Schetfer law
to ton days for drunkenness.
Several boys fell through the ice
while skating on the river Sunday
One of them, young Sauer. would have
drowned had help not been near.
John Schaeffer of Window, who ha!
been patient at the hospital for some
months, has concluded to remain il
New Ulm and make this city his home
H. L. Blethen, the new engineer TO-
the New Ulm Roller Mill, was her.
over Sunday and made arrangement
to move to this city with his famil.
next week.
While Henry Alex was blasting stone
last Wednesday the powder exploded
unexpectedly and terribly mutilated hi
right hand Three fingers had to b
amputated.
On Monday at the hospital DIR. Frit
sche assisted by DR.. Stricken perfcrme
very difficult and delicate operatio
upon Mrs. VIM. Walter of Slaytor
Murray county.
Representative Lind engaged himse
| during the week in securing geologic'
specimens at the national museum fc
the Mankato Normal School and the {
A. College at St. Peter.
&. A. Spellbrink, who for sever;
years has been successful teacher
the town of Milford, has resigned h
position and accepted one as buyer fe
the Eagle Mill Co. at Essig.
l DIR. Brodda has been acting like a
insane man lately and during the wee
he became so filthy as to necessitate b
6 removal from the jail. Accordingly b
, was taken to St. Alexander's Hospita
e Mrs. Calvin Smith of Golden Gal
0 was thrown from a buggy last wee
t and received injuries that almost resn
y ted in death. Under the care of d.
Welcome, however, there are hope
for her recovery. ...-'..- ~
, The committee, consisting of Andre
j. Eckstein and Henry RolYes, whic
, went to st. Paul last week to make a
! effort to secure the return to New u,
of Rev. Berghold, did not lind tt
Archbishop at home.
In list of flour contributions to I'll
Russian sufferers, published in tt
Minneapolis Journal, the Eagle Role
Mill Co. of this city is credited wit
$4,000 pounds and the New Ulm Role
e Mill Co with l,400 pounds.
It An appeal to the Supreme court hs
r been taken by the Winona & st. Pete
d Land Company from the decision I
il Judge Webber in the celebrated Ian
e cases. That of Ebilcisor VS., the Con
n panv will be made the test case.
At the next meeting of the city coul
Gil, Assistant General Superintendel
Hallenbeck of the Northwestern ros