New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-22
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Paul and Minneapolis last Thursday. s

E. G. PAIL made q business trip to ST.
Paul and Minneapolis last Thursday.
Congressman Lind will deliver an adj
dress at the Murray county fair this fall.
John T. Neumann has sold his Nor
gan property to Rudolph Steinke for
$500.
County Superintendent Davis trans
sacted business at the court house on
Friday.
a new well is being sunk on the
Eagle Mill grounds. Grant Prescott Of
Sleepy Eye is doing the work.
Register OF Deeds Grimmer returned
from St. Paul Sunday. morning, appar-
emily much improved in health.
john Muhs Of Cottonwood has rented
the Koehne building on the south side
and will become permanent resident.
Postmaster Quist.and Cashier Benson
OF Winthrop Bank spent Sunday view
ing the improvements in our growing
town.
Anton Hartmuth, who has been en-
ployed in the cigar factory of VIM.
Mueller at Springfield. has returned to
New Ulm.
Mrs. Christian Schmidt of CORTLAND
died at her home in that town last Fri.
day of consumption. She was forty
six years Of age.
The store stock of Schroeder Bros. at
Essig was sold by J. C. Zieske on Mon
day to Julius Schroeder who will con-
duct the business in the future.
Henry Hammer OF Mountain Lake
has agreed to purchase the harness shop
of Mr.. Seifert Of this city and will be
here in two or three weeks to take pos.
session.
The guarantee fund for the Milwau.
kee Theatre Company has been raised
and the company will appear two nights
in May. Nearly all the seats haye al
ready been sold.
DR.. kaula's horse ran away from him
while driving down the hill near Hun.
ters' Rest last Sunday afternoon. The
buggy was badly tdamagedl but no in
juries resulted to the driver.
The auditor on Friday issued wolf
bounties to S. w. Hamilton of Stately
for eight wolves and to R. H. Nolan OF
Lake Hanska for eleven. Five dollars
is the amount of bounty paid for each
wolf.
Adolph Fischer of Golden Gate, who
is receiving Koch's treatment for con.
sumption at ST. Alexander's Hospital, lis
said to show much improvement. DR..
Stricken is the physician who is apply
ing the lymph.
VIM. Clemens and Henry Subilia
were brought before Justice Baasen
Monday morning on complaint of
Night-watch Meile, charged with dis
orderly conduct. The court fined each
$5 and costs, amounting in all to $12.-
so.
Caleb Allen, an old resident of this
county living near Sleepy Eye, went up
to Montevideo last week to visit his SIS
ter. While there, he was crossing the
railroad track one morning and was
struck by train. One of his feet was
cut off in the accident.
Signs Of large building record for
New Ulm for the present year are evil
dent in every portion of the town. This
is particularly SO as regards dwellings
and additions. During the past week
building improvements were com
menced on the following residences:
Bernhard Fesemeyer's, F. Bachum' s,
Mrs. Haeberle's, John Stoeckerl's and
D. Grussendorf's.
Kretsch q Berg of this city have been
given the contract for carrying che
mails on the New limit. Rldgley and
New Ulm-Franklin routes, the contract
price being $3.50. The former route is
between New ulm and Fl. Ridgley via
Milford, Home and Golden Gate. The
other is from New Ulm to Franklin by
way of West Newton, Ft. Ridgley and
Camp. Mail is carried on both routes
three times a week, or on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
A certain Individual in this town, who
has Democratic tendencies, wrote to the
New York postmaster not long ago and
roundly roasted him because there had
been some delay in forwarding pack
age tina: had been shipped from Europe.
In the letter he took occasion to say
that when he became president he