New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-03-04
Frank Kuelzing has closed his store

. in Winthrop.
NJ a. Bingham registered at the
8 Merchants N st. Paul last Friday.
Rev. Striemer of Sleepy Eye will ex.
change pulpits with Rev. Nobis nex1
{ Sunday.
Andreas Helget and family of Cotton.
wood haye removed to Wamego Coun-
Ety, Kansas.
Saturday morning was the coolest of
the season. The thermometer registered
rs degrees below zero.
4 Ex-treasurer Bode and County Com
missioner Peterson of Nicollet County
were in the city Monday.
Miss Emily Schaefer, who has been
visiting in Minneapolis the past six
months, has returned home.
Henry schrader Jr. Of Lafayette has
rented the Held residence on Franklin
Street and will move to town.
City politics has began the bubble.
A number of meetings are soon to be
held in the interests of certain factions.
| Gustav Schmidt harness aker from
Detroit. Mimi, visited here during the
week with his parents. From here he
went to Iowa.
Both of the suits of Matt Gratz against
Geo. Siebenbrunner have been with.
drawn by agreement between the par
! ties interested.
TIE store building of Andrew Rinke
in Sleepy Eye was ruined by fire
Sunday afternoon. All of the contents
were either burned or injured by water.
Part of the ful niture for the new
court house arrived last week. 1t is all
OF antique oak and will add much to.
the already pleasing appearance of the
new homes of the county officers.
! Geo. Wooldrich of the town of Home
was caller at the Review office on
Saturday, and informed us that he was
about to take an extensive trip to the
Pacific Coast and through the western
states.
A teachers institute for this county
will be held in Sleepy Eye during the
week commencing April 6. Profs.
W. F. Rochleau of Moorhead and San
| ford Niles of Rochester will be the con.
ductors.
The Courtland. Lafayette Horse Com
pany have elected the following officers:
President. Fred Fritsche; Secretary. H.
B. Mueller; Treas, H. Lille; Directors,
Juergen Durbahn, H. G.. Mueller and
F. Fritsche.
Edwin Paulsen of Linden has received
an appointment as member of the state
board of equalization. W. w. Rich of
Marshall was the original appointee of
the governor, but as the senate refused
to confirm the selection, it was neces.
sary to appoint farmer.
Heideman gives his reason for think
ing that Chicago is better place for
holding the Worlds Fair than New
York by saying that it will be easier for
him to attend and more profitable for
the Northwestern road. Heidemann
ought 10 have an increase of salary.
A team belonging to Elias Jacobs
loo h n l..
Saturday afternoon by running away
on Minnesota Street. The usual in
stances of what might have been, at
tendant upon such occasions, were pres
ent in this case, but no serious damage
| The St. Paul, New UIm and South
western Rail way company to-day execu-
ted trust deed to the American Loan
and Trust company, of New York city.
The contract is for $500 per mile for
each ten miles completed, less $1,000
in case certain provisions are carried
out. Saturdays St. Paul Dispatch.
During the fire at Sleepy Eye on Sun
day afternoon, a travelling aman, who
wears a silk hat, endeavored to give i'll
stroctions and valuable (?) pointers to
the iremen. The tiremen acknowledged
the favor by turning the hose on the
smart young blade. The result was
that the young man was minus silk
: hat, and several degrees of Importance.
There was cCnSiderabla STIR in raa1
I estate in CORTLAND this week. Jos,
: Reinhard sold his farm OF 100 acres to
his brother Edward for $4,000. The
latter in turn sold so acres to John
Havemeier for S., 440, and 80 acres to
Mic Relnhard for an equal amount.
John Kohn also bought farm of about
200.acres from Martin Richter for Sc, 600.
Tuoslav evening Of last week was tha