New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-05-06
LOCAL NEWS.

No school this week.
G. II. Ross was in Minneapolis over
Sunday.
Rev. Plut has been very i'll the past
few DAYS.
A band stand has been erected IN the
German Park. -... T..
Rev. Nobis and wife left for Beecher,
Illinois, ON Friday, F.,
fhe COW and chicken ordinance. went
into effect last Friday.
Judge Weber holds court at Red
Wood Falls this week.
Oscar E. Setter has resigned his posi-
ton in the City Drug Store.
Several new cases of diphtheria are
reported from the town of Sigel.
F. H. Behnke made a business trip to
St. Peter and Mankato on Monday.
Armend Petry is here from Saltwater
on few days. visit with his parents.
The family of Henry Engel of Nicol.
let will remove to New Ulm this week.
Charles Toberer has accepted posi-
ton as assistant engineer at the water
works station.
Deputy Revenue Collector West per-
formed the duties of his Office in this
city on Friday.
Alfred Hellman, clerk at OIsen's
drugstore has been granted certificate
as registered pharmacist.
Sheriff Block of St. Peter was up in
this vicinity last week summoning jurors
for the spring term of court.
Miss Held of the Supreme Court
Clerks office spent portion of last
week with her parents in this city.
e. H. Ross bought the old courthouse
building for SIS, and sold it the following
day TO Schneider & Schaefer for $40,
Louis Mueller, deputy clerk of court
for Nicollet county, was up from St. Pet
er Friday, arranging to 60 into business
here.
Miss Helen Koke of Mankato is keep
ing house for the family of Otto Pless
during the absence of Mrs. Pless in
Germany.
Next week Charles Stuebe will ship
twenty five carloads of cattle to Pierre.
From there they will be taken to one of
the Dakota reservations.
E. G. Koch will leave for Germany
the middle of next month. Jesse Palm.
er will act as chairman of the county
board during his absence.
G. G.Hanscome, at one time editor of
the Review, was here over Sunday. He
is canvassing West Newton this week
IN the interests of the 81. Peter Herald.
New Ulm stands in the way of getting
large clothing and gents furnishing
store, The gentlemen who are inter.
ested in the project are from Minnea.
polls.
At the Turner Hall bowling exer-
cises Sunday afternoon, E. G. PAIL won
both the silver goblet and the box OF
! cigars. His score was rs out of a pos.
sible 81.
Joseph Sattler discontinues work with
VIM. Mueller of Springfield to go to La
Porte, Indiana, as student in Parsons
Horological Institute. So says the
Springfield Advance.
j. c. Zieske and wife of Sleepy Eye
spent Saturday with Mr.and Mrs. j acob
Klossner. They were on their way to
CORTLAND where Mr.. Zieske's brother,
Michael, is very sick.
E. M. Pope, the ex senator from Blue
Earth county, has been in town the
greater portion of the week contracting
| with number of our citizens to supply
luelE residences With Water-WOrk con.
nections.
While it is not generally known,
nevertheless law passed the last leg
islature, compelling cities where organ
lied militia companies are stationed to
erect or rent suitable armories for drill
purposes.
The school board at it's meeting on
Friday elected Miss Paulina Schuetz as
successor to Miss Kiesling. who re-
signed. Miss Schuetz is now attending
the German-American Teachers Semi
nary at Milwaukee, from which she
will graduate in the spring.
In his habeas corpus proceedings be-
fore Judge Weber last week, ATTORNEY
Hagberg succeeded in securing the re-
lease of the prisoner, Schmidt, from
Lyon County, who was confined in our