New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-03-11
LOG AL NEWS.

The Republican league delegates viii
leave for Minneapolis this evening.
Miss Clara Retfeld was pleasantly
surprised by a party of school children
on Friday evening.
Sleepy Eye is to have new physician
in the person of DR.. Davis, arelative Of
the county superintendent.
Quite few of the young people OF
town drove TO CORTLAND Saturday even.
ing to attend a surprise party.
The Empire Mill has not closed down
as was reported. Rush of business
keeps the mill running continuously.
Won. H. Marchant of Morgan and
Miss Hattie L. Heliker of Eden were
married by Judge Brandt on Thursday.
G. w. H. Heidemann .has received
from Bohemia a shipment of apple tree
sprouts, which he will plant in the
Spring. nc, /!
y 1t is rumored about town that q new,
barber shop will be started in New Ulm
early III April with Joseph Koehler as
proprietor.
Sixteen couples attended the club
dance at Turner Hall on Friday evep-
ing. 1t was an unusually enjoyable and
social affair.
VIM Van Dolah left for New Ulm
Friday and we understand will act as
death watch over Clifton Holden.-Red
wood Reveiile.
Congressman Lind and family left
Washington Saturday. They stopped
off for two days in Chicago, and will
arrive here to-day.
Madelia is agitating water-works. F.
J. Cove and M. M. George visited our
city Saturday for the purpose of inspect
ing the system at this place.
v A dime social will be given at the
! home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. h. Behnke to-
morrow evening, March 18th, for the
benefit of the Congregational church.
w. W. Rich of Marshall has been ap.
pointed on the Republican finance com.
mittee for this district To devise ways
and means for the next campaign is the
Xduty of this committee.
The kindergarten school in charge OF
Misses Ida Heers and Minnie Pfaender
will be re-opened in April, providing a
sufficient number of applications are
entered before the first of the month.
\ DIR. Laird's Concert Company will ap-
pear at Union Hall during two weeks.
commencing March 9th. The company
is one OF those that are out merely to
| advertise, and therefore charge nothing
for admission.
VIM. Tesmer, the Sleepy Eye harness
maker, whose leg was amputated Sby
DIR: Stricken some weeks ago, returned
from Minneapolis Friday evening. He
had visited the Flour City for the pur-
| pose Of securing an artificial limb.
/ To show what the New Ulm Elevator
Company is doing for New Ulm, it can
be said that they have cleaned over ST.
900 bushels of flax here and shipped al
most an equal amount to Chicago. The
| freight charges on tile latter amounted
ito over $4,000.
"A couple of strangers applied for lie
ense to hold an auction sale of shoes in
our city last week, but when told that i,
would cost them 1926 ~ day in addition
to the county fee, they took their leave
for more charitable regions. Let others
take notice that New Ulm protects her
merchants.
On Tuesday evening of last week the
council gave the contract for the pro.
posed water-works extension to Glea.
son & Son of Minneapolis for $1O,O9
This figure was from two to three hun.
dred dollars below that of any of THE
other bidders and is considered cheal
contract. 1t tell $1,000 below that Of
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. of St. Paul,
who put in the original system. :
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Luetjen celebrat.
ed their silver wedding at their home
on the evening of the End. A large cir.
Gle OF guests were present, and the ev.
ening was spent in a happy manner
Music and congratulatory addresses
served to fill up the pleasant period,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Luetjen were made
to feel the friendship of their guests
through numerous costly and appropri-
ate gifts.
a dispatch from Ashland, Wis, gives
the particulars of a shooting affair in
which Gavin M. Steele. formerly an an.