New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-02-25
LOCAL NEWS

day at his home in Lafayette.
! VIM. Pfaender and Jacob Klossnel
returned from ST. Paul Friday morn
ing.
Rev. Durbahn of Albert Lea assisted
in the services at the Methodist church
| last week.
| Col. Bobleter was among those who
went to St. Louis to attend the funeral
Of Gen. Sherman.
Judge Weber went to St. Peter on
Monday to preside at a special term of
the district court. ".
Leonhardt Bros, have increased the
facilities oftbeir foundry by the addition
of a planning machine. .-. E...-....s
A jolly sleigh ride afforded amuse-
ment to about two dozen of the young
er folks on Saturday evening. -
Dr.. J. w. B. Welcome and Geo. W.
Somerville came down from Sleepy
Eye on business Monday evening.
August Conrad, the new teacher for
the Turnverein school of gymnastics,
will arrive here on the 9th of March.
On Thursday the Senate resolved it.
self into committee of the whole with
Senator Peterson of this county in the
chair.
The New Ulm Maennerchor surprised
John F. Neumann on Friday evening
and assisted in the celebration OF his
birthday anniversary.
VIM. H. Tompkins, of North Star,
came to town Friday to prove up a
timber claim. His witnesses were John
Egan and Gottlieb Him..
The farm of B. Ranweiler Sr. of
West Newton has been sold to Bern
hard Ranweiler Jr. for So, 500. The
farm consisted of 100 acres.
The interior of the Eagle Mill Office
has been repapered and otherwise i'm.
proved in very tasty manner. Hellar
& Setter are doing the work.
By agreement between a great maio.
rity of the merchants of the city, nearly
all of the stores will be closed on Sun.
days on and after the 18th of March.
County Auditor Krook is informed by
Census Superintendent Porter that the
population of Brown County as deter.
mined officially by the recent census is
1887. -
The office of the new Alliance paper
will be in the Gebser building, formerly
occupied by Mrs. Hummel. The ma.
terial for the paper is expected to ar.
rive this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keller celebrated
their silver wedding yesterday. The
occasion was one for numerous con-
gratulations from friends, and in all oil
them we heartily join.
Wenzel Neubauer, emigrant agent
for the Great Northern Railway Com.
| pany with headquarters in St. Paul, is
in the city. Mr.. Neubauer was an EN-.
| ployee at Hauenstein's brewery during
the early 70's.
VIM. G. Frank writes from Albin,
| Washington, that he has made arrange
ments to accept the management al
McMinnville of one of the branch
houses of the Frank Bros. Implement
Esta b]ishment.
1t was in 1866 and not in '63 thai
Gen. Sherman passed through New Uln
! We make this correction upon thu
statement of others, as our personal re-
collection of the event is not of the
| most positive nature.
| President Ahlness Of the County Ill
ance has called a meeting of that orga
nization for February 18th for the pur
pose of electing delegate to the Cincin
natl Industrial Convention. A county
lecturer is also to be selected at this
meeting. *.-
A copy of the order of the United
States circuit court, remanding Clifton
Holden back to the custody of Brown
county, has been issued. Sheriff
Schmelz will leave for Saltwater to, re.
move the prisoner as soon as the order
is forwarded to him.
Mr.. Muenchow, the young man who
was shot in the arm by the accidental
discharge of a gun, came up from New
Ulm Wednesday. He has been in the
hospital there having mis- arm cared for
He will not loose the arm as was at first
thought. Morgan Messenger.
v A trust deed of the St. Paul, New
Ulm and Southwestern Railway Com
pany given to the American Loan and
Trust Company Of the city of New York
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