New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-22
The Brown County Fair viii be held

The Brown County Fair viii be bel,
when?
A son Of Christian Able is very sicl
with diphtheria.
Mr., Wiibrecht is building residenc.
in the western portion of town.
Chas. Heymann left for Dakota Mon
day with carload Of horses for Jacot
Klossner Jr.
F. Gollnast, formerly proprietor Of
the Northwestern Hotel, has rented the
hotel at Kasota.
| j. M. Thompson, whom some Of the
papers are booming for congress, was
in the CITY Friday. ~,
! Rev. Moses of Ellsworth preached in
the Congregational church Sunday
morning and evening.
Bernhard Ma1schner contemplates
opening WOODEN store in this city for
the sale of the product of his factory.
The dance at Schmucker's Tivoli on
Sunday evening was well attended.
Music was furnished by the Concordia
Band.
Thieves broke into the Creamery
office for third time on Saturday even.
ing, but as usual did not succeed in get
ting anything.
Miss Cynthia Davis of Cambria, who
is quite Well-known in New Ulm, was
married this week to Chas. Harburg, a
Linden gentleman.
i 1t. Scherer has been assigned to the
9TH Cavalry in Oklahoma. He says
that eventually he will be assigned to
the artillery service.
Geo. Dayton has bought house and
lot near the Vinegar Works, belonging
to painter, named Roberts. Roberts
will move to Mankato.
, W. F. Gieseke and WI. Gress rode
down from Sleepy Eye Friday afternoon
on bicycles. They made the distance
in an hour and half.
i Among those who were in St. Pau
last week on business were Werner
Boesch, DR.. O. G. Strickler, F. H
Behnke and Geo. Doehne.
The sale of liquor at public picnics
still continues. We are sorry to state
too that it is practiced by those whose
teachings are in another direction.
DR.. Emil Weschke, formerly editor
of this paper, was the orator of the day
at Point Arena, CAL. on the Fourth
The local paper speaks very highly Of
his effort
Congressman Lind left for Duluth
Saturday afternoon to sjoin a party %.
congressman who are making trip
across the country. He will be gone
two weeks.
TTFhe frame work in the interior of the
Catholic church is about completed. The
contract for plastering will be let in g
few days. The steeple will not be erect
ed this year.
Instructions and rules for sthe regu
lation of the police force are ;beine
prepared by City Attorney Eckstein.
goodsdeal of needed toning.up will re
suit from their adoption.
Mrs. Paul Nuessle of Minneapolis
Mrs. John Furth of New Jersey City
and Miss Catherine Metzen of Duluth
were present at the Schlump
berger wedding ceremonies yesterday.
4 A stock company has been formed
here with view of raising the STANDARD
of driving stock in this city. AS start
err, they have purchased:a fine Handle
tonians stallion from parties nearNLak,
Crystal.
Sundays visitors ;:included Henri!
, Kiesling of Winthrop, A. j. Baar, c
Iverson and Otto Baarsch, of Sleepy Eye
L. Knoll, Mrs. Engesser aud Miss Liz
zie. Brandt of st. Peter and Miss Koh
l of Buffalo, New York.
A New Ulm gentleman has beer
here this week looking the town ove1
with view of opening an exclusive
: crockery and glassware store. HI
thinks the town IS all right and viii
probably start tie business. = Tracy
\ Trumpet.
n Saturday morning couple of stran
f gers took the liberty to make use of c.
A. Hagberg's boat on the Minnesota
r river, and as yet have not had the Kind
t ness to return it. The sheriff made (:
. search for the parties, but was unable t
r find any trace of them.
! Wednesday afternoon Alfred, a little
, son of Andrew Otterholm, fell from :