New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-29
LOCAL NEWS

May 1st is Arb0r Day.
H.S.Kennedy was in the city Monday
Dave Simon has removed to Dallas
Texas. #
Mrs. C. Weschcke is kept to her room
with sickness.
Another child Of John Pechtel's is
sick WITH diphtheria.
Mrs. G. L. Roos will return from hel
California visit this week.
Company A will be inspected by its
officers tomorrow evening.
Senator Peterson went to Minneapo.
lis Friday evening on business.
CHARLES Stengel takes charge of the
Northwestern Hotel on Friday.
Rudolph Setter removed with his
family to Minneapolis on Monday,
Conrad Dirks is unusually happy. A
son arrived in his family on Monday.
Work on the new front for the Som
mer Block was commenced last week.
Henry Durbahn has sunk a we'll on
his Lafayette farm that is over 270 feet
deep.
August Schell ventured out on We'd
nesday for the first time since the open
ing of winter.
Court will be held III Redwood Falls
next week. Judge Webber and w. i.
Eckstein will attend.
The board of county commissioners
will meet tomorrow to dispose of the
old court house building.
The Winthrop News says that j. G.
Meyer. jeweler at that place, has re
turned to New Ulm to live.
Henry Neumann of Morgan has rent.
ed the Ochs residence on Third North
Street and will become a resident.
Charles Sommer will lay new side
walk in front of his building, similar tc
the one in front OF the Union Block.
Engelbert Wagner and Miss Ida
Wotschke, popular young people q
Home, were married by Judge Brands
yesterday.
Fl. II. Reigner, night operator at the
depot, was taken sick again last week
and on Wednesday left for his home il
Lyon county.
Ex-senator E. M. Pope of Mankate
was here Friday and contracted witt
John Lind for supplying his residence
with water connections.
Chas. Schorregge and Conductor
Hughes drove down from Sleepy Ely.
Sunday afternoon and attended the Ode
Fellows dance in the evening.
Augusta, daughter Of John Pechte
who lives on First North Street
died last Wednesday morning Of diph
liberia. She was seven years Of age.
Armin Steinhauser and wife came NJ
from St Paul yesterday. Mr.. Stein
hauser will enter at once upon his du
ties as foreman in the Fortschritt office
| Wheat has made good progress il
this vicinity and is now well above the
ground. The condition of the weather
and the soil insures a rapid ant
healthy growth.
1t was announced this week tina
Frank Kuetzing would vacate his stor,
building in the Meridian Block and tina
the same would be occupied after Sep
TENDER lst by F. H. Behnke.
VIM. Bierbaum, engineer at the En-
pire Mill, has been laid up for severa
days with sprained ankle, the result o
fall Oh a fight of stairs. Mat Ander
son is filing his place at the mill.
| When is the Sioux monument to b
dedicated? The season will soon arriv
when New Ulm becomes the pretties
town in Minnesota, and steps should b
taken towards holding the celebration
early.
Henry Hanschen came down iron
Redwood Falls Saturday to consult wit
Jacob Klossner in regard to the founda
ton for his new building. He says .ha
the court house foundation at Redwoo,
Falls will be completed in couple Q
weeks.
On Sunday night petty burglars brok,
through the windows of the New Uln
Creamery office in the Kiesling Blocl
and tapped one Of the tills to the exten
of all that it contained. fortY-five cent.
in pennies. The thiefs were evidently
local novices.
j The Milwaukee Theatre company vii
appear at Turner Hall two evenings
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