New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-02-11
LOCAL NEWS.
E.G. PAIL was in st. Paul Thursda,

Brust's.
NJ. Engesser, owner of the St. Pete,
brewery, died last week.
Max Dick and the St. Peter CoIleg,
Quartet at Turner Hall tomorrow
evening.
The young men of the city are arrang
my for series of club dances at Tur
ner Hall.
A convention of sheritfs will be hello
in St. Paul on the 18th. Sheriff Schmel,
will attend.
Otto Baarsch, cashier in the Sleepy
Eye depot offices, spent Sunday and
Monday in our city. =.
This week we publish the delinquent
tax list. 1t is the shortest of anv ever
published in Brown county.
The mail from the east Yesterday
morning was delayed several hours on
account of a wreck On the Omaha road.
Mrs. Mary Valenter died at her home
in West Newton Sunday morning.
She was the mother of Mrs. Andrew
kOkasch.
Thomas Keegan of Santa Rosa, Cali
fornla, arrived in New Ulm Monday MIC bit
to visit with his sister, Mrs. Thomas
Mulvehill,
The saw mill of Palmer & Landwehr
has been started up again. Mr.. Palmer
of Mankato is here himself to assist in
running the mill.
The courthouse building committee
held meeting yesterday. Architect
Struck of Minneapolis was present to
confer with the committee.
Alfred Vogel has resigned his posi-
ton at the depot to accept that of book
keeper for Crone Bros. Frank Baasen
will fill his place as baggage clerk,
Representative Turrell has introduced
the extent of $4,000 for expenses in
Cured in the Rose and Holden trials.
BY mutual agreement between Mr..
Horn burg and Jacob KIossner the latter
will remain at his present stand until
October 1st. Mr.. Retzuff will not build
until next year.
Through Senator S. d. Peterson, the
Review is furnished daily with copy
of the Journal of the house and senate
proceedings. They can be seen at this
Office at any time.
Committeeman C. L. Roos has re-
quested the Republican clubs of the
county to hold meetings and elect de-
legntes to the league convention to be
held in St. Paul in March.
Another important business change
is announced this week. Henry Crone
has purchased E. G. Koch's interest in
the New Ulm Creamery and will as
sumo management in few days.
A little fight was stirred up amone
the m'llers and wheat buyers on Satur.
day, and wheat took sudden jump to
80 cents. Four Thousand bushels were
marketed that day as direc, result.
The report comes from Spokane
Falls of the tragic death of Fred PEI
fer, who at one time lived in New Ulm
His relatives here received the informa
ton that on Friday he took his owr
life on account of losses sustained in :
bank failure
VIM Lueder, of Milford, died las
tuesday morning after lingering siege
OF sickness. He was a Young man O
only thirtyfour years of age, and was
OF good Standing in the community il
which he lived. He was q son-in-lay
Of DAVID Haeberle.
The officials of the Cannon VALLEY
road have made a proposition to the
people of Mankato relating to the RICH,
OF way and depot grounds for their road
IN that city. This seems to confirm the
rumor that the road will be extended
west through New Ulm this summer.
The Mixed Choir has elected the fol.
lowing officers: President, j. H. Stras.
ser; vice-president, Miss Frida Hauen.
stein; secretary, Miss Emma Scherer;
treasurer, l.. G. Bell; custodian, Her.
man Pfaender; executive committee.
VIM. Ptaender Jr, Miss Minnie Pfaen.
der and J. II. Strasser.
A petition was circulated about town
by A. A. Bogen on Monday, remons.
trating against the bill which has been
prepared in the legislature, providing
that no game shall be killed in Mime.
sofa within the next three years. When
one considers that our prairie and wa.
ter foul are becoming more and more