New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-07

o. M. Olsen has invested in 5000
cigar case.
Fred Mueller has case in the Fort
schritt Office.
The Eagle Mill now furnishes en-
ploymen to IS men.
Rev. Zeyher will accept a call from q
Fairmont congregation.
John Nun Jr is building house
west of the courthouse.
J. G. Rudolph. spent portion of
the week minneapolis.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Gales last Tuesday.
M. Juennemann moved with his fam
lily to Springfield last week.
Miss Frida Hauenstein gave a birth.
day party Saturday evening.
Attorney Somerville had business be-
fore Judge Weber Thursday.
Thomas Kretsch is employed IN B.
Behnke & Co.'S Star Clothing Hall.
!. Mrs. M. Grelke of Milwaukee is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Stock
ert.
Fred Giese, of Marshall, was in the
city during the week, looking up a loca-
ton.
Miss Lou Hauenstein will leave on
the 10Th for Chicago for months
visit. ...- Ill.,
Jacob Christensen and Caroline Lar
son were married at the courthouse on
Monday.
Rev. Meske has accepted the call ex-
tended to him by the Congregationalists
of this city.
Jos. Epple and VIM. Mueller and
wife of Springfield were among Sun
days visitors.
E. G. Koch and wife arrived in New
York Saturday morning and reached
home yesterday.
Architect Thayers of Mankato was
here Monday looking after the work on
the Masonic Block.
The wife of &. Olsen of Linden was
brought to the hospital in this city last
week for medical treatment.
Mr.. Rollins, an aged man of Cambria
who was we'll known in New Ulm died
Friday. He was 85 years old.
Miss Rena Olseu left last Thursday
for Minneapolis where she was married
to young gentleman of that city.
Geo. Knudson has resigned as station
agent at Evan, this county. He is sue
ceeded by VIM. Mcdonald of Roches-
ter.
The postoffice here has been designa.
ted as separating office. This entities
Postmaster Schmidt to an increase of
salary to the extent of 500.
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this paper was in the city oyer Sunday,
making preparations to canvass Brown
and Nicollet counties for new patent
thum b-screw.
Hans Hanson was given a berth in
Hotel de Schmelz Saturday night and
Monday morning was fined $50 and
costs by Justice Baasen for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.
Henry Crone and Geo. Doehne were
in Winona last week, selecting fixture
and furniture for Mr.. Crone's new gems
eral store in the Doehne Block, corner
Minnesota and Second North Street.
p. Fitzgerald, who came east from
California month ago. has sold his
farm in this county, consisting of 200
acres, to Christian Book of Lake Hans
ka for $4,000. Mr.. Fitzgerald intends
to 60 west again.
Jos. Frank of Milford had one of the
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cog wheel of threshing machine last
week in such manner as to neccessi-
tate amputation. Dr. Fritsche per-
formed the operation.
Once more the western fever has
caught the farmers in certain portions
of the county and several sales are re.
corded. Last week Jos. Seidel sold his
farm near Sleepy Eye for $4,000 and
will leave in couple of weeks for Ore
gon.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Mead Of
Redwood Falls received instructions
from Gov. Merriam to proceed with the
preparations for the execution of Rose.
The rope was tested with 200 pound
sand-bag and everything worked salts :
factorily.
The German Methodist conference
concluded It's labors in st. Paul last
week and among other acts assigned