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

Local News.
Wheat is worth So cents to-day.
N. Mullen was St. Paul visitor Sat
urdaY.
Rev. Albrecht went to Chicago Mon
day on business.
Frank Kuetzing has rented the vacant
Sommer building.
Fred Pfaender moved into his new
residence last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Wehye this week.
John Schapekahm Jr. will work in
The store of Henry Crone.
VIM. Cordes is taking course in the
St. Paul Business College.
W. H. Moll is the new Singer Sewing
Machine agent at this place.
Robert Scherer will teach in District
No. in Cottonwood this winter.
The College now has IS students and
the number is rapidly increasing.
Jos. A. Eckstein went to the Capitol
city Monday evening on legal business.
VIM. Durbahn Of this city will be mar.
ried tomorrow to Miss Hattie Riecke.
VIM. Koch and Henry Rolves drove
over to Madelia Friday to witness the
races.
Otto Palmer, wealthy farmer OIL
West Newton, will move to New Ulm te
reside.
A daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
Dingler is here on visit from Wash
ington.
Mrs. Sentzke, having sold her proper
ty here, will 60 to Iowa to live with bel
| brother.
Jacob, and Christian Sahlfsberg O
Aurora, ILL.,, are the guests of jacob
Klossner.
Adolph Falk, an invalid of Milford
left Monday evening for California fo]
his health.
Henry Crone goes to Chicago thi
week in the interests of the New Uln
Creamery.
| Gustav Subilia has disposed of hi
restaurant in Springfield ssand will re
move to Tracy.
The members of the Masonic Lodg'
will devote one room in the new Blocl
to library purposes.
Mrs. L. B. Krook lost gold watcl
last Sunday somewhere between New
Ulm and Lake Hanska.
James Thomas, who taught schoo
in Cottonwood last year, is conducting
one in CORTLAND this year.
The concert by the DAM orchestr;
of Minneapolis, which was announced
for November 18th, has been declared
of.
At the Company rifle practice Sun
day morning Capt. Steinhauser won tn
gold medal and Charles Stoeckert tn
silver one,
Quite wheat light is being wages
here and the price of wheat IS from tw'
to three cents higher than in neighbor
ing towns.
Chas. Arhard, who has been in tn
employ of the New Ulm Creamery Co.
has gone to St. Peter to attend the G
A. College.
The new time card was not issue,
last Sunday as was expected, but it i
given out that the change will be mad
on the 18th.
Otto Sommer has been promoted t.
the position of assistant book. keeper il
the Empire Mill. Fritz Humme
is messenger boy.
VIM. Wandersee has sold his hous
in this city to Fred Bach, a farmer no,
living near Morton. The latter vii
move here to reside.
The family of VIM. Silverson arrive
here from Nicollet Thursday evenin
and will reside in the Hummel resi-
dence on German Street.
Christian Nilsson has given up hi
position with Chas. Brust and will wor
for Frank Kuetzing. The present wee
he is spending in St. Paul.
John Schmelz and wife of Springfield
are guests in this city. Mr.. Schmel
has sold The Commercial Hotel i
Springfield to Luverne parties.
The state school apportionment wa
made last week by which Brown count
receives $9,619.20, Nicollet count
| $7,60S.20, and Redwood $6,502.4O.
Miss Edith Whitney, who has bee