New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-30

with u0I w aSeCtt lIl6nUS.
The new Masonic hall will be ready
for occupancy next Tuesday.
DR.. Schoch is entertaining his sister
from Pennsylvania this week.
Stephen Fast, an operator at Wane-
WOO, Wis, is visiting here with his
parents. ~~
Mrs. F. NJ. Whitney and Mrs. G.
Sommer returned from their Mortified
visit Tuesday.
r. Pfeferle has been under the wea-
ther the past week and has been unable
to attend to his store duties.
A. G.. Setter and daughters and SD.
Bum of Winthrop attended the thea
ire at Turner Hall Saturday evening.
Lewis Lebourd was lodged in the
tower Friday night in order that he
might quietly recover from the
effects of drunk. ~
Some of the sidewalk approaches in
this city slant too much. Besides the
city ordinaces do not expect that per-
son should always he clad in his tobog-
gan suit.
Geo, Kiesel spent a portion of the
holidays in Shakopee and st. Paul, Alb
ert Olson visited in Nicollet, Tom Col.
Inns in Waseca and Christian Nilsson in
the Twin Cities.
Young couples who cannot afford
lodging at hotel should not resort to
a bus unless they are certain of being
up and around at the proper time in the
morning. For all such little before
day-break would be the proper time,
The Sons of Hermann at their last
lodge meeting elected the following Of
icers: Pres, G. Goetsch; vice. president
j. G.. Merkle; corresponding secretary,
Chas. Rolloff; financial secretary, Chas.
Gebser; treasurer, John Bellm; trustee,
Wenzel Schotzko.
| VIM. Bardell, an old man in poor
circumstances, was kicked by horse
on the farm of John Mohr in Cotton
wood on Monday, his leg breaking
above the knee as a result. He was
brought to town and placed IN the hos
pital where the limb was set and dressed
by Drs. Fritsche and Stricken.
The estate of John E. Graft has sold
the property known as the Northwes-
tern Hotel, just north of the railroad
track, to Jos. j. Bier of New Ulm, con.
, sderation So, 100. The new proprietor
has suggestive name for the business
he purposes to carry on in his new &C
CURED premises. Possession of the pro-
perty will be given Jan. 15th.-Sleepy
Eye Dispatch. ~~
J. H. Block, the popular Nicolle
county sheriff was in the city Monday
In speaking of the Miller murder tria
he says that be testified under oatI
that he believed her sane and add
. that he has not changed lin his view
since. He considers the defendant
shrewd and cunning woman and hold
s that nothing but able counsel brough
9 about her acquittal. The trial in hi
e estimation has cost the county SIS, 800.
The family of Geo. Dayton narrowl
> escaped suftocation from gas last Sat
= urday night. They had retired for tn
y evening and during the night the roor
: filled with coal gas, which by mornin
rendered them all helpless. Parties i
Is the adjoining apartment broke into tn
g room and removed the slumbering oc
"a cupants in time to bring them to con
y seriousness. Had no one else been
a. the house it is certain the whole fami]
would have been suffocated.
10 To settle the dispute between Mime
y sotians as to who should fill the Eight
~ district judgeship. it is given out TIL
~ the presidents willing to appoint
~ Minnesota Republican for Intersta
Commerce commissioner providing Il
l.. Minnesota senators consent to a. Dem
rs cratic selection for the judgeship. 1t
e. also stated that Mr.. Lind could ha,
In the former place, but that pressure
ty being brought to bear by Republics
leaders to keep him in congress.
IS, Attorney j. M. Thompson has score
Is. a victory over the Marshall county di.
ne trict court in the case ofState vs.. Kiet
to Keith was found guilty Of a Grimm
i'd act with a young girl and sentenced
in five years in the penitentiary. II
supreme court on an appeal by the d
at PENDANTS attorneys reversed the decisit
of the court and Keith will have anotl
ed er trial on milder charge of abductit
Ill. Mr.. T. as. a lawyer is second to none
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