New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Horace Newhart is back from Nor

LOCAL NEWS.
| Horace Newhart is hack from Mon
tana.
Louis schilling Jr. is employed at 81.
Loheyde's.
Harry Ross is here from Wisconsin
on visit.
DR.. Warner of Mankato was here on
business Saturday evening.
| Jos. Reines, of Cincinnati, is visiting
here with friends and relatives.
The Bottling Works Of Fred Behnke
turned out 5000 bottles last month.
Rev. schaller assisted in some dedi.
cation services in Hennepin county last
week.
A number of the young ladies will
camp at Pfaender's farm the remainder
of the week.
A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Domeier last week, but died
within few days.
Recent purchases on Minnesota Street
| show that unimproved property will
bring as high as $40 per front foot.
Standing at the regular rifle shoot
| this week: John Lila, Chas. Brust, j.
Krause, T. Mueller and Geo. Book.
John McCabe: St. Peter contractor,
was here Thursday to make bid for
the plastering in the Catholic Oh urch.
j. B. Kennedy spent couple days
of last week camping with St. Peter
friends at Lake Emily in lie Sueur coun-
ty.
The man referred to in our last issue
as contemplating the opening of a
glassware store in Tracy was Daniel
Katz:
A. c.. Ochs has secured the contract
for plastering the interior Of the new
Catholic church. His bid, 81, 700, was
$50 below all others.
Congressman Lind will return from
Duluth this week. Re will leave at
once for Vancouver, British Columbia
to spend several weeks.
, A pleasant social party was held al
the home of Mrs. Geo. Bevier Friday
evening in honor of her sister, Miss
Kollor Of Mippaarn1is
: Water-works connections are being
: furnished the Union Hotel and the hou-
ses of W. F. Setter, Jos. A. Eckstein
e John Larson and A. Schmidt.
W. R. Hodges of the Herald was
down from Sleepy Eye Monday ane
manifested a good deal of interest
; in the success of our County Fair.
The Eagle mill started up Monday
morning with 80 men. We expect
soon to furnish our readers with a cut
of the plant of this splendid industry.
August Schell has secured as an ad
! dition to his collection of birds ant
! animals fine specimen of the. mock
ing bird family. The bird was purchases
c in Mankato.
Postmaster Schmidt, has been prom
+ lsed that in case the mail car is no
! placed on the night trains, he will
allowed a night mail pouch betwee
= New UJm and Tracy.
y At the stores of F. H. Behnke, R
Pfefferle, Crone Bros. and G. F. Ruen
ke to-day and tomorrow, representa-
tives of Van Houten's cocoa will Civ
If away free and delicious drinks.
n The Ladies Society of the Turnverei
~ held its annual meeting Saturday ever
ing and elected the following officers
q. President, Mrs. Robert Nix; secretar,
y Miss Mary Bogen; treasurer. Mrs. G.
Roes.. 4
The Hornets is the name of ne
i ball club that was organized Monda
evening. The folio wing are the officer
~, ~ President, Fred Hers; Secretary, trar
or Baasen; treasurer, Jos. Koehler; CAY
S tain, VIM. McHale.,
New Ulm is to have new jewell
<, store. Two young men will be SCI
sh here from Winona to take charge
the American express business, and
: is understood that they will run frs
class iewelrY store in connection Their
with. ..--
Another change occurs at the ele
+ trio light station this week. Mr.. Da
Nc the electrician, will leave for Graz
IS: Forks and will be succeeded by &c
Cooper, a student Of the University. T.
latter will remain here until the retu
r an Of VIM. Seaton in September.
OF OF Beginning last Sunday, a passeng
len coach was attached to the freight leavil
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