New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-23
Local Z. News.
An addition is being built 10 the Union

/ Local News. .s
An addition is being built TO the Union
). Hotel.
Springfield is to have signal service
station.
1t. Scherer is back from Lake City
and St. Paul.
c. II. Ross went to Rochester yester-
day on business. =
Mrs. Millhouse of Luverne is visiting
here with her son.
Geo. Hofmeistcr is attending the
Mankato Normal school.
Frank Spoerhase has the foundation
completed for new residence.
! Otto looms has sold his farm in La
fayett and will Eove to St. Paul.
Miss Nellie Brey, typewriter in the
Office of Lind & Hagberg, has resigned.
F. Madlener of Chicago will be in New
Ulm the latter part of the week On bust
ness.
Richard Fischer and Geo. Wagner
leave for Ann Arbor tomorrow AFTER
noon.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
t. Mueller Sunday evening. We
smoke.
Albert Ochs, recently of Faribault,
has accepted position in the Spring.
field mill.
Jos. Schnoberich has supplied his
buildings on Minnesota Street with wa
ter-works.
| Jacob Klossner will occupy the Lei
bold building until his new store is
completed.
Register of Deeds Grimmer attended
| the Hauenstein- Dreis wedding in St.
Paul yesterday.
MIR: and Mrs. John Lind will receive
their friends at their residence on next
Saturday evening.
Postmaster Schmidt visited Sleepy
Eye and Springfield Friday on a tour Of
postoffice inspection.
| A brother of ON. Olsen from Duluth
lhas been employed as assistant in the
offices Of Lind & Hagberg,
The stores were closed yesterday af-
ternoon from l to o'clock out Of re-
spect to the late Mr.. Schell.
Numbers 1853, 299, 1858, 1903 and 1874
were the winning ones in the Schwen'
dinger drawing of paintings.
Fred Mueller, who has been spending
some mouths here, will go to St. Pau
again to accept of employment.
F. Forster was called to Minneapolis
Monday afternoon by the announcement
of the severe sickness of his son-in-law
! John Anderson, manager of the
Chicago Scandinavian, leading Nor
wegian paper, was IN the city Wednes-
| day.
M. Mullen and Chas Stuebe have pur
chased the Healy stock farm near Nor.
gan for $1,000. The farm consists Of
600 acres.
Tony Schneider has resigned his po-
sition with c. H.Hornburg, and will e
to Springfield to act as baggage master
in the depot.
AS the outcome of the Mayors invest
igation Of the Sieben Drummer affair, tn,
saloon of the latter has been closed un-
til October LIST.
Edwin Paulsen is back from St.Paul
where for the past sixteen days he ha'
= been attending meeting of the Boar
Of Equalization.
I The children's concert under the d
rection of Miss Hirsch will be given q
Turner Hall this evening. It promise
to be interesting.
9 Frank Kuetzing has made arrange
, ments to rent the store room of Lind
n Hagberg in the Masonic Block, now
"a process of construction.
Max Dick, the St. Peter violinist, a.
Z sisted by Miss Richards of ST. Pau
! will give musical entertainment
this city N the near future.
A. A. Thomas, Chicago attorney fe
, the Telephone and Street Railway Con
II panies, looked over some of his farmin
o land in this county last week,
il The plans for the New Ulm Cream
il cry Co.'s new storage building arrive
from Chicago yesterday. Work of col
struction will commence at once.
The Eagle Mill Co. have put IN c.
- puller. This enables them to haul cal
J. a distance of 100 feet on either side.
}. the loading place without the help Of a
o onrino r.