New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-14

j. n. Crandall of Chicago is spendin,
. few days with his sister, Mrs. j. New
hart. .
The Red Rocks beat the Zschuncke
club Sunday afternoon to the tune d
26 to 10.
Jacob KIossner says that he has sold
more threshing outfits this year than in
any previous year since he has been in
business.
Editor Schmidt of the Fairfax Ores
cent was caller Saturday. He was ac-
companied by Jos. HolInbar, formerly
of this city.
John Albert will sell at auction sale a
large stock of dry goods and notions at
Kuetzing's store in Sommer's building
next Saturday.
A brakeman was sent here last week
to I'LL vacancy in the Northwestern
yards, and fnding lack of certain
necessities he sent the following tel
egram to supt, Stewart: Telegraph me
at once a switch key, one-ha!f pint Of
red oil, .one.half pint of green and one
half pint of white.'' When told that it
was impossible to telegraph these
things. the poor fellow waxed hot, and
said that he had seen the super1ntend-
ent do such things before.
Among the important business moves
OF the week was one by the Eagle Rol
Ter Mill Co. by which that firm be-
comes Incorporated under the laws Of
this state. The members forming the
corporation are Charles Silverson, A.
Schmidt, A. Schmidt Jr and VIM. Sill.
verson. The officers will be as follows
Chas. Silverson. president; A. Schmidt
vice president; A. Schmidt Jr., secre.
tarY; VIM. Silverson, treasurer. The
corporation commences business as such
on the LIST of December with a capita
o 100000, paid in, and will be known
as heretofore as the Eagle Roller Mil
Co.
On the 22nd of this month, one week
from tomorrow evening, the people o.
New Ulm will be permitted to listen tc
musical concert, that will saYor large
~ OF treat. The leading feature Of
the entertainment, of course, will 5e
Max Dick, the celebrated violin virtu
oso of St, Peter. Mr.. Dick is fast gain
ing reputation as one of the Ole Bull
school, and his renderings on the mos
perfect of instruments have everywhere
met with exceptional praise. He viii
be assisted by Miss Richards of St
Paul and Miss Fichthorn and DR.. Film
| OF st. Peter, all of whom are talented
artists.
Tommy Head and Emil Kellermann
the runaway boys, were brought bach
from Nicollet by Mr.. Kellermann or
Wednesday. At CORTLAND the boy.
bought rifle and some victuals ane
then made their way to Nicollet. There
they engaged two rooms at one of tn
hotels and each went to sleep Tuesday
night with a gun by his side At mid
night, the father of young Keilermanl
arrived and took both boys home
When they started from here they ha,
S48 belonging to their parents and has
their minds made up to 60 to California
This makes the third time that younE
Head has skipped after reading fv
cent novels and the second time tina
kellermann has left the home of hi
parents. rhe boys are 10 and II year
old respectively. $685.
The entertainment at Turner Hall O,
Sunday evening was of superior meri
IN many respects to any that have beef
given by the same parties before. Th,
| O'SA ouAOS W CAO OlCLtSLtd, Lue SlugluO
the theatre and in fact everything CAV,
proof Of careful rehearsal and repeated
ly called for encores from the audience
The Turner vom Mars excited laugh
ter, the violin solo by VIM. Pfaeude1
established respect for the violinist
while the trombone solo by Edward
Baer, the piano duet by the Misses Koct
and Schuetz, the zlthern rendering by
Miss Frida Hanenstein and the flute
selection by Theo. Metzke all demon
strated the existence in New Ulm O.
good musical talent. A short comedy
concluded the entertainment, specia
mention of which appears elsewhere.
G.. A. Hagberg was in st. Peter yester
day.
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