New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-11
Local News.
Henry Goede will start a store in New

An addition is being built to the Elec-
trio Light Station.
Otto Tape is building a new house
west of State Street.
Jacob Palmer of Fairfax will remove,
it is rumored, to this city.
Henry Crone has gone to Chicago to
buy his stock of drygoods.
Miss Paula Rudolph has returned
from Minneapolis to remain,
H.Loheyde has supplied his residence
with water-works connections.
Fred Pfaender moved into his new
house the latter part of the week.
Peter Christianson of Linden lost
considerable hay by fire last week.
The railroad company will make con-
nections with the city water-works.
A boy arrived in the family of Wen
eel Schotzko on Tuesday of last week.
The wife of A. Wiesner, who has been
sick for several weeks, has recovered.
Albert Keller of the Rochester Her
old was New Ulm visitor over Sun
day.
Andreas Gleissner and Mrs. Clemens.
both of West Newton, were married last
week. ~',,
Mrs. Glass, mother of Mrs. W. A.
Hubbard, is up at Browns Valley on q
short visit.
Frank Guggisberg of Lafayette in
tends to go into the machine business
in New Ulm.
Geo. Schnobrich left for St. Paul
Monday afternoon to attend the Curtiss
Business College,.
Mrs. Kennedy came up from St. Pc
ter the early part of the week to spend
the winter with her son, John.
Chas. Anderson has sold his property
on State Street to the Evangelical
Church congregation for 1900.
Chas. Stoeckert won the gold medal
and Emil Steinhauser the silver one at
the last Company A rifle practice.
Mrs. M. Grelke, who has been visit
ing here for several weeks, returned
last week to her home in Milwaukee.
Messrs. Lind, Hagberg and Peterson
attended court in Mankato the forepart
of last week Peterson's case was contin
ued.
D. c. Carter, who recently occupied
the Kuehnel building across the river,
has bought Henry Goodies property TO,
$1.4OO.
The marriage Of Miss Hulda Falk o:
| Milford and Karl Kopischke of Blue
Earth countyiwill occur IN the Goth O.
this month.
The committee on bridges have or
cred a survey and estimate of cost. L
is expected that work will be com
menced next month.
There will be total eclipse of tn
moon next Sunday night. If the wealth
er is clear, the eclipse will be plainl,
visible in this section.
| Chas. Brust was appointed chief Q
the fire department at the last meeting
of the council, but declines to accep
for reasons. best known to himself.
Henry Moll of Milford went to Man
kato last week to receive treatmen
from the oculist, j, II. James. Hi
eye was cut by a weed while thresh
ing.
/ Court opened in Redwood Falls yes
terday. Frank Bowen, the young fe]
low who has been confined in the Ne1
Ulm jail for some months, will be trie,
for larceny,
H. B. Constans of St. Paul was her
during the week on business connected
with the probating of the Schell estate
Mr., Constans was at one time mayo
Of New Ulm. I'LL 80 ...-
The Red Stone property of the New
Ulm Stone Quarry Co. was sold OF
Wednesday to Otto Schell for $2,55O
At the sale II. Hanschen bought 81
cords of stone at $2.05 cord.
At the meeting in West Newton las
Wednesday, held for the purpose Of
considering The bridge question, it was
voted to give $1,000 to aid New Ulm in
building the one at Beussman's ferry.
Several towns, like Shakopee and
Chaska, have started industrial unions
with the view of securing more factor
les. New Ulm, in its present state Of
prosperity. could we'll afford to do like.
wise.
Gustav Subilia has secured the agen.