New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-24


daughter I rrivedI ainthe family 8
VIM. J ahnke last week 81
Anton Zeig and Mary Holm Of Size
will be married on tie 3Oth. -
Mrs. Atkinson and children have re-
turned to their Duluth home.
Jos. Schumacher is now manufactur.
ing sanitary beer with the use of CITY
water.
w. R. Hodges. editor Of the Sleepy
Eye Herald, was in the city Monday
evening.
Henry KiesliDg and Geo. Huelskamp
and wife Of Winthrop spent Sunday
With their New Ulm friends. !
Miss Ida Hanson Of Racine Wis, and
Miss Mary Frank Of Sleepy Eye we're
visitors in our city over Sunday.
Every body should bear in mind and
take it as meaning great deal
New Ulm will celebrate on the Fourth.
Attractions will be afforded here, that
no neighboring town will present.
The boy Walters, who was shot q
week ago, is improving rapidly under
the care of DR.. ::'Strickler. The bullet.
however, was lodged very deep, and
could not be removed without endaneer.
ing the young mau's life.
. The land cases which are to be fought
in the district court this week brought
the following gentlemen to the city yes
terday: H. W. Lamberton, W. c. Brown
and Senator Tawney of Winona, J. M.
Thompson and Geo. w. Somerville of
Sleepy Eye and G. R.Davis of St. Peter.
Chas. L. Roos. chairman of the Re-
publican committee of Brown county,
in the opinion of The News, struck the
keynote in regard to the nomination of
a candidate for the United States Senate
when he said: LAS to the nomination
of a candidate for United States Senator
by the State convention, l would be
pleased to haye every town caucus ex-
press its preferences This is right;
let the instructions come from the people
and not from the bosses. Mortified
News '--..-
Friends in New Ulm of Bertha
Fischer will be pleasantly surprised to
learn of her marriage which occurred
in Chicago last week. The groom,
who had been thus fortunate in securing
one to walk the long path of life with
him, IS Mr.. G: Draner, teacher of
gymnastics in one of the Chicago
schools. The bride is none other than
the accomplished and estimable daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Fischer of this city, and
those who know her can congratulate
her husband upon his selection. The
Review carries to them the best wishes
OF the whole community. -
A Washington special says Hon. John
Lind has filed with the secretary of tue
interior prescriptions of the judgments
rendered by the supreme court OF
Minnesota FORGETTING the charters Of the
Hastings & Dakota, and the Minnesota
Central railroads, and entered a protest
against the certifcations of any more
lands for the benefit of either COMPANY.
As there are scarcely any lands in the
grant of either company that have not
been certified, or for which applications
IRE not now pending, very little will be
saved to the government. Mr.. Lind
has always been against giving the rail.
roads foot Of land which they were
not entitled to.
h A new lodge was organized in this
city last Friday evening to be known
as Camp Flandrau of the Modern
Woodmen of America. The lodge starts
out with membership of twenty five,
and as its ritual workings and insur.
ance features are said to be admirable
it will no doubt rapidly increase in size
The officers elected on Friday evening
are as follows: Venerable Consul, O. C.
Strickler; Worthy Advisor, j. F
ECrowell:. Excellent Banker, FIJI. Behn.
ke; Clerk, Robert Loheyde; Waterman,
y. J. Heinen; Physician. DR.. o. C.
Strickler; Managers, C.Strickler and
Julius Krause. Deputy Head Consul
Noble of Mankato organized the lodge.
A jury in the district court here last
week tried to be funny and as a result,
made mistake. The funny part con.
sisted in awarding one lone cent to a
man who had sued for $4,000 damages
for defamation of character; the mis-.
take was in awarding him anything. In
q case Of that kind, the man who claims
to have been injured is either entitled
to a liberal amount. or he is entitled to