New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-24
The 2 mpire Mil is closed dow M this


he Empire Mill is closed down u hi iii
i W eek.
The family Of Henry Goede is large
by one. It's a girl this time.
e Mrs. Col. Baasen and daughters are
the guests of st. Paul friends. 4.
Mrs. VIM. Blauert was Slightly injured
y IN a runaway Saturday afternoon.
W. F. Setter visited the Twin Cities
y the latter part Of the week on business.
I The marriage of John Gerber and
Miss Klingler Of West Newton will oc-
cur next Tuesday.
John J. Dobsen of the Northwestern
Newspaper Union of St. Paul was in
town for a few hours Friday.
b. H.Reigner will work days at the
depot during WhitDey's absence, and
A. Mcdonald will work nights. -
FERDINAND Crone, Robert Loheyde
and j. L. Schoch went to Lake Crystal
Monday to buy some fine horses.
Gustav Fischer will 60 to Woods
Holl. Mass.,in a few days to take a three
months course in biology and zoology,
Diphtheria is still prevalent in Lafa.
yette. Two of the children of Frank
Preisinger are afflicted with the disease.
Hose Company No. is improving
upon its record with every trial. Fri.
day night $50 feet were laid in 81 Sec
onds.
John Nun Jr. and julia Fleischmann
were married by Judge Brandt last
week. The congratulations of the Re-
view are extended. -
y The railroad land cases. involving
Etitle to good deal of land in this coun-
Fly, will be argued before Judge Web:
= Der this week by John Lind and j. A.
Tawney.
/ The Fire Department held special
meeting Saturday night and decided to
\ take an active part in the Fourth of
kJuly celebration. All of the hose CON-
Npanies will enter the prize contest.
A photograph of all the buildings in
\ New Ulm erected by Werner Boesch
has been prepared by Emil Setter and
Anton Gag. The buildings are twelve
4 in number, from a log house to the
finest block in town. and form an inter,
es:ing collection. -
The Board of Review met on Monday
to revise the assessors list, but owing
to the absence of a number of members
adjourned until next Monday, when
all those having grievances to offer re.
garding the assessments may appear
and state their complaints. i
! Sunday night thieves entered the
Estore OF F. Kuetzing and succeeded in
getting away with few dollars of loose
change. They entered through the eel.
y lar, and in leaving took key with
them. There is good reason to believe
that those who committed the theft
y don't have to 20 far to reach home
not outside the city limits.
About four weeks ago, stranger ar!
rived in the city with valuable team
of horses and a good rig. He put them
up at the livery stable of Kretsch &
Berg, and stated that he would call for
y the team the next day. As he has not
been since, suspicion has been growing
, and the livery men are now confident
} Rthat the stranger was nothing but a
t horse thief. ~
The picnics on Sunday were well at
tended in spite of the threatening wealth
er. That on Hermann's Heights was
attended exclusively by town people,
5 while the Farmers Alliance gathering
in Backer's grove in Milford drew out
both city and country folks. Bowling
and target shooting were among the
amusements, and those who were pres
l ent seem to have had good time. !
7 Anyone who remains in Ninth dis.
trist court room five minutes readily
) sees in Judge Weber man, who,
while unhesitating in his decisions,
3 most generally manages to decide
about right. Lawyers will argue Ger
!. tain points before him by the hour, but
VIXEN the judge passes his opinion in
a few short sentences, he is so clear
hand convincing, that there IS little room
LETT for doubt as to who is in the right
:: The story comes from Lafayette of a
we'll known young man of bashful ten
!. denotes, who desired 10 take his favor.
) Ute girl to dance. Not wishing to
Rhaye the parents of the fair one see him
n ride of with her, he hitched his team a