New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-02-18
LOG AL NEWS.

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Sheriff Schmelz transacted bushes.
in St. Peter on Friday.
los. A. Eckstein was in st. Paul anc
Minneapolis the greater portion of the
week.
w. P. Cosgrave, superintendent O.
the Northwestern road, was here or
business last Saturday.
The costs in the Forster-Forstne1
case amounted to 1888, which were paid
on Monday by the plaintiff
VIM. Pfaender and Jacob Klossner
are in St. Paul attending an encamp-
ment of the G. A. r. of the state.
The revival services at the Methodist
church will be continued this week.
Rev. Hillmer of Iowa will be in charge.
A span of horses was stolen recent
" from the barn of j. Nilsson in Lake
Hanska. No clue as to the thieves has
as yet been discovered.
M. Mullen will leave for Washington
this week to spend few days visiting
acquaintance and viewing the work
ings of our national congress.
August Schell celebrated the Goth an.
niversary of his birthday on Sunday. A
large number from town went out to
participate IN the pleasant event.
The Ladies' Society will give an en-
tertainment at Turner Hall next Sun
day evening. The entertainment will
be one OF music, theatrical performance
and recitation.
The lO:l5 morning freight from the
east, which was suspended for time
has again been put on. Mail will be
received on this train on Monday morn
ing as heretofore.
In the supreme court last Wednesday
the case of VIM. Rose was continued
until the next general term of the court.
Thus the course of justice is again re-
tarded for nearly year.
H. c. Garfield and E. Houck, Win.
thropites both of them, spent Sunday
here. The latter will he remembered
as one of those who was engaged in the
defense of New Ulm in '62.
Miss Mary Raverty, the young lady
who was burned in a gasoline explosion
last summer, suffered from slight
relapse last week, but with careful
medical attendance is again improving.
The lumber dealers of New Ulm have
been doing rushing business the past
few days. Fine weather has caused the
farmers to take ont great quantities of
building material, and our dealers are
accordingly happy.
"a little Indian boy about twelve years
OF age was seen about town on Satur-
day selling beads and other trlnkets'
His home is in Montreal and he travels
about the country all alone, earning his
sustenance with his own hands.
Representative Ahlness introduced q
bill last week v hlch asks for an appro
priation of $4,000 for building bridge
across the Minnesota RIVER near the
present Ridgely ferry. The bill was re-
terred to the committee on appropria
tions.
Rudolph Daetwyler, of Redwood
Falls. stopped off in New Uim for few
days last week, previous to leaving
for Switzerland, where he expects /,
pay visit to his aged parents. Mr.
Daetwyler was at one time residen
of this vicinity.
The young fellows, who turned every
thing topsy-turvy on Sunday evening
should remember that Halloween come
but once year. Some day, if our pc
licemen do their duty, they will b.
caught in their tricks and it will q,
hard with them. II
Application has been made to the gov
ernor to have Clifton Holden sen fenc,
commu,ed to imprisonment for life OF
the ground that the evidence is ndt con
elusive that he shot Dodge. AS tn,
governor has on previous occasion re
fused to yield to this request, it is ! no
likely that he will do SO now
There will be a meeting of the Repub
lican club of New Ulm next Friday fo
the purpose of electing a new set of of
fcers and Of selecting delegates to at
tend the league meeting in Minneapolis
in March. The attendance of every
Republican in New Ulm is desired. Th,
meeting will be held at Union Hall.
It was the verdict of all, with but few
exceptions, that the concert at Turne
Hall on Thursday evening was one +
unusual merit. The violinist, Mr.. DIX