New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-19
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r. = nO EAlSScS& OCHOIuiuS Oh hOcleSLeI
/ are here on visit.
| Mrs. Bogen is entertaining her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hellriegel of Chaska.
VIM Hire of the town of North Star
losta large granary Dy fire last week.
". Eibner has supplied his restaurant
with new and improved peanut roas-
ter
The Milford Farmers Club will ceIe-
brate their second anniversary on the
30th.
The Congregational Society of this
city has accepted the resignation of Rev.
Nobis.
Miss Lena Haag, formerly of this city,
was married recently to Geo. Erler of
Claremonr.
Mrs. Dueval and grandchildren of
Minneapolis are the guests of the fami<
~ of Albert Behnke.
John Mueller and Maggie La1bl, both
of West Newton, were married by
Judge Brandt Yesterday. 3D..
F. Kretch, of the livery firm of Kretch
& Berg, went to ST. Paul Saturday to
purchase couple of cabs for use in
this city. 4
" Chas. Krook will return from the
School of Elocution on the Thousand
Isles this week, and will attend the St..
Peter college during the fall and win
ter. -.
l/~On Sunday Chas. Stuebe showed US a
twig of crab apple tree from the end
of which in a single cluster hung thirty
apples. The branch was plucked from
q tree on Mueller's farm in CORTLAND.
From the Montana Staatszeitung,
published by Lambert Naegele, we
learn that VIM. Winkelman, now resid-
ing at or near Helena, will be here
next Saturday to take command of the
Cottonwood Company of which he was
| captain during the outbreak.
The house of John Klingler in West
Newton was struck by lightning in
Thursday nights storm, but the fire was
extinguished before destroying the
building. The bolt entered the cistern
and played hayoc with the walls so that
the celler was filled with water.
A new time table went into effect over
the Northwestern road Sunday but no
important changes were made in the ar.
rival and departure of trains carrying
passengers. The freight from the ives,
in the morning arrives here at abou,
five O clock and the one IN the evening
at 7:3o.
Il Supt. L. G. Davis states that the las,
school closed July 51st. Also that there
were nine school districts in the county
that did not raise enough taxes to en-
title them to the usual state and county
apportionment. In all cases Mr.. Davi.
has notified the districts to make add
tional tax levies.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
| Judge F. S. Brown of Tracy was il
the city Thursday and informed VIM
Rose of the refusal of the Suprem.
court to give him new trial. The pri
soner received the information Will
GOODNESS and reserve, and in letter tt
his parents urged them to look at hi.
misfortune in the same light that ht
did
Y A man in the employ of Fred Behnkt
fell asleep, SO he says. while driving
home from CORTLAND Saturday nigh
and allowed his horses to run into thu
river at the ferry crossing. The rive
the next morning was dotted with float
ing bottles and fragments of the wagon
Both man and horses succeeded in swim
ming to shore.
| Willard & Fuller Of Napoleon, breed
! ers and importers of French Coach ant
Percheron horses will exhibit a CARLOAD
at our coming county fair. Every hors'
to be exhibited is a prize winner il
France or America. This will be
grand exhibit and worth visit to New
Ulm on either of the three days. Sept
Is, 10 and 20.
Senators Tawney of Winona and Da
. Wis of St, Peter submitted document
pertaining to their land cases to Judg
Weber on Wednesday,. The former
upon being interviewed, expressed tn,
hope that Mr.. Ives might be nominate,
for congress to succeed Mr.. Lind, ant
also stated that Mckinley would Ger
taipiy be elected as governor in Ohio.
" E. II. Huebner and Geo. Scherer ar
! working up reputation as after.dinne
speakers.A the Mankato,N ormal Alum
n: banquet Huebner responded to tn