New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08
Senator Peterson spent Sunday with

senator PETERSON spent Sunday With
1 his family
Miss Carrie Fried mann left Saturday
afternoon for Chicago. .8s
Rudolph Setter will move with his
family to Minneapolis
VIM. G. Frank writes that he will be
back from Oregon ina week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Ross and child
returned from Minneapolis on Wednes-
day. ID.
j. M. Thompson and Hans Mo were
down from Sleepy Eye Saturday on
business.
DR.. Hirsch expects to go to Black
River Falls, Wisconsin, the latter part
of the week on business.
Fred Gley was called home from st.
Paul last Sunday on account Of the se-
rious illness of his mother.
Births were recorded this week N the
families of August Bluhm and 81. Lang
hotf. In each case it was boy.
John F. Neumann has commenced
work on an addition to his store. The
addition will extend back to the alley.
Robert Loheyde has bought the lot
adjoining those of Werner Boesch on
German Street and will erect resi-
dence.
Since the first of April New Ulm
merchants have been selling seventeen
pounds of granulated sugar for one
dollar.
Last week the New Ulm Creamery
turned out 1000 pounds of butter.
This week the output will be 1000
pounds.
A valuable horse belonging to Fred
Jahnke of Cottonwood fell dead while
being driven home from town one day
| last week.
| Fred Walter has been granted pen
sion of So per month under the new
law. The pension was secured for him
by A. Blanchard.
| Miss Emma Hummel has returned
from Milwaukee and will open a mill
linery department in connection with
her fathers store.
The recent teachers examinations in
the various towns received the following
attendance: New Ulm, Z; Sleepy Eye,
20; Springfield, Is.
Miss Helen George gave cinch par
ty at the home of her parents OF Friday
evening. A few hours of enjoyment
were, spent by all present.
DR.. Weschke will not attend the ma
tional Pharmaceutical meeting at New
Orleans, to which he was elected del
. egate by the Minnesota association.
1 Mr.. Dayton OF Sleepy Eye will open
a sewing machine store in the vacant
rooms next to the machine rooms OF
the S. D.Peterson Implement Company.
The contract for building the founda.
ton and doing all the mason work on
the new Springfield school house has
been awarded to Keute & Nagel of this
city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hauser, Chas.
Albrecht, Miss Josie Pfaender and Miss
Amalia Nix, of st. Paul, attended the
funeral of Mrs. VIM. Pfaender Jr. last
/ Wednesday.
/ Elghty-two thousand brick have beer
hauled onto the grounds near Hauen.
STEMS brewery with which work will
be commenced as soon as the frost is
out of the ground.
!. At meeting Of the the school boarc
on FRIDAY evening, Miss Sophie Kies
! ling rendered her resignation as teacher
OF the primary department. The re
signatiun takes effect at the close of tn.
spring term.
On May 3rd the Zoeglingsverein viii
celebrate their 10th anniversary III 8
public entertainment at Turner Hall
Preparations are already being made
for the event, which promises to be the
best of its kind ever given in New Ulm
Paul Bierlein and Miss Louise Pfaff
rath were married by Rev. Albrecht a
the Lutheran church yesterday. The
4 bride is a young New Ulm lady, while
the groom is the owner of brickyare
at Chaska. They will make their home
at the latter place.
The lumber dealers Of this city hav.
received a stock Of Oregon red cedar
shingles. This is the first time tina
d shingles of SO fine quality have beer
! offered for sale in New Ulm, and til,
| dealers have shown enterprise in th,
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