New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-08-12


Herman Held is back from his ST
Paul visit
g. Z. Roos is making trip through
Dakota this week.
JOS. A. Eckstein was in St. Paul
Friday on business.
VIM. G. Frank is sick at the home Of
his mother in Sleepy Eye.
Geo. Wagner will attend the Ann Ar.
Dor School of Pharmacy this fall
Alfred Hellnann, clerk in Olsen
drugstore, is enjoying a months yaca-
tion
Herman Schmidt is home from the
Shattuck school at Faribault On account
of sickness.
J. 81. Long, the well-known Mankato
commission merchant, was here for a
few hours Saturday morning.
VIM. Behnke left for St. James last
week and is now engaged in the hard
ware and tinware business for himself
Miss Ada Bouret. who has been the
guest OF Miss Lulu Baasen for some
weeks, has returned to her Minneapolis
home.
The Indians Revenge" by Rev
Berghold is meeting with large sale.:
The books are sold by Andrew J. Eek
stein at 70 cents per copy. 49,
The Milford defenders will hold a
meeting next Sunday afternoon in the
Milford town hall to make arrangements
to participate in the coming dedication.
An editorial in the Minneapolis Tri-
bune of Thursday shows how the city
papers can distort anything found in
the country papers. The Tribune NAL.
iciously attempted to misquote the New
Uim Review. But the treatment of the
Review by the Tribune is fair samp pie
OF what a country newspaper may ex-
pect.-Northfeld News.
Another creditable Improvement on
Minnesota Street is assured. This will
consist in a new plate glass front for the
building of W. Elmer. Mr.. Eibne,
has decided to commence work as soor
as hands can be secured and will have
the changes completed before snow flies
He will then be the owner of a building
of splendid appearance and good loca
ton.
For the coming dedication the North
western will sell excursion tickets a
one and one-third rates for round trip
This will be from all points in the state
special train will run from Mankato
and as the Saengerfest is to be held il
Mankato on the same day, it is almos
certain that special trains will run be.
tween st. Paul and Mankato, connect
ing with tie one on the Northwestern
The souvenier spoon is all the rag,
and Mankato is to have its represents
tive among the unique collection Offered
to the public. Our enterprIsing dealer
MIR. S. B. Martin. is having prepared
the necessary devices for one upo1
which there will be representation o
the hanging of the lllustrious thirty
eight Sioux Indians in 1862. It viii
enjoy large sale, we have no doubt
Review.
| There is a certain old man in town
who for the last few nights has bee,
making practice of entering the yard
of some of our citizens and removin.
their COWS for the purpose of placin.
them in the city pound and.drawing tn
city reward. The only thing that CAL
be said against the old mans style O
business is that he allowed himself t,
he caught at it. He will now be com.
PEELED to let up.
The following parties from abroad
attended the Schleuder- Brandt nupt-
ials on Thursday evening: Mr.and Mrs
Heidemann and children of Nicollet
Mrs. Sievers and SOD, Charles, of Min
neapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Plath and fam
lily of Sleepy Eye, Misses Mary, Julia,
Emma and Ida Schleuder and theil
| brothers julius and Max of St. Peter
Miss Martha Schwandt of Minneapolis,
Geo. Schleuder of DEBORAH. Iowa, and
Otto schwandt of Springfield.
A letter to Mayor Wagner from Col
Jos. Bobleter states positively that Gov
Merriam will be here on the 22nd. The
Col. says: Actuated by desire to SEE
your dedication ceremonies on the 22nG
inst. grand success, had an interview
with Gov. Merriam and urged him te
| accept your invitation to attend the
! Festivities ap6 on, ho~~- I