New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-03-25
y. Grussendorf is building /. barn.
The new paper will be issued to-mor

W.
The new paper win be issued o-mor-
row. s
An addition is being built to the Da-
kota House.
The Laird Concert Company is in
Sleepy Eye this week ss
| E Wicherski will commence work on
his new store front next month.
The Pechtel saloon on Broadway has
been rented to John Groebner Of Sigel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ross will return
from Minneapolis the first Of the month
to remain.
DR.. Stamm, of st. Paul, was in the
city over Sunday. Mrs. Stamm is also
visiting here.
VIM. Noak, at one time head miller
in the New Ulm Roller Mills, died re-
Gently in California.
Diphtheria is present in The family of
Frank Mans of Brighton. One of his
children died last week.
Geo. Gieseke of CORTLAND has CON-
menced the erection of his residence
near the Lutheran church in this city.
Mr.. Mielke of Golden Gate and Miss
Emma Dannheim of Lafayette were
married by Rev Schnittker last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. J.. Newhart was called to St.
Paul Saturday night bY.a telegram an
nouncing the sickness of her son,
Horace.
Rev. Beinhart of West Newton will
leave for Europe as soon as the founda-
ton for the new West Newton church
is completed.
E. G. Koch has purchased Soren
Peterson farm in Milford about two
miles from town. The consideration
was $4,000 for 100 acres.
John c. Fenske OF this city has been
appointed to weigh mail for thirty days
on the Lake Crystal Gilmore route. The
appointment comes through Mr.. Lind.
Jos. Koehler will open his barber
shop in the Kiesling Block tomorrow.
If skill In his trade entities man to
success, MIR. Koehler will certainly sue
coed.
Henry Subilia was in the city Thurs
day evening, and, while going to che
fire, slipped on the ice and cut an ugly
cash in his right hand. He is now tray
cling for Milwaukee firm.
Among the senate bills introduced on
Saturday was one from Senator Peter
son appropriating $1,000 for the i'm
proving of the grounds around the
Sioux monument in this city.
Mrs. Amalia Schuetz, mother of Mrs,
Frances Mueller, died in Minneapolis
last Friday, aged SO years. Mrs. Albert
Setter went to Minneapolis Saturday
afternoon to attend the funeral.
G. B. Liver of Milwaukee is spending
the week in our city, having just re.
turned from his trip to the coast. He will
leave for Milwaukee the latter part OF
the week, accompanied by Mrs. Liver.
At the April meeting of the county
commissioners the old court house build.
ing will be disposed of to the highest bid
der. The purchaser will be compelled
to remove the building within a certain
period.
st. Alexander's Hospital, through DR..
o. G. Stricken. has received a supply oi
DR.. Koch's famous lymph for the cure
of consumption. There are a numbef OF
people in the vicinity who are anxious
10 Try the lymph, and for that reaJ on i
was ordered.
A Northern Pacific sleeper left Slee
py Eye Wednesday evening with from
twenty to twenty-five passengers on
board, all bound for the Pacific coast.
They consisted mostly of residents OF
Sleepy Eye and farmers in the vicinity
of that town.
A delegation of Redwood Falls citi-
zens, headed by II. D Baldwin, waited
upon Gov. Merriam last Wednesday
with a view to having the death sen
tence of Clifton Holden commmuted to
life imprisonment. The governor gave
them very little or no encou1 agement,
| however.
Herman Berberich was brought be-
fore Justice Baasen by Sheriff Schmelz
on Wednesday and forced to pay fine
OF IS in addition to costs. His offeHse
consisted in refusing to report to the
Board of Health the burial of an illegiti-
mate child of his daughter.H putup the
claim that the child was still born, and
that he did not know that it was neces.