New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-10
Court conyenes next Tuesday
Ernst Pfeifer has gone to Duluth to


Ernst Pfeifer has gone to Duluth to
lseek location.
Chas. Stuebe has bought the Dakota
House driving horse.
/ Rev. Albrecht spent a portion of the
week in Mankato and st. Clair.
D. Grussendorf is back from the
Methodist college at st. Paul Park.
| j. P. Bolstad of Fergus Falls is the
engineer at the Electric Light Station.
| M. Jueneman has gone to Spring
field to work in II. G. Warnke' harness
shop.
Paul Albrecht and brother, of Lafa-
yette have engaged in the livery BUSH
ness at Fairfax.
Mrs. b. F. Weber entertained her
Sunday school class to lawn party
Thursday afternoon.
The gun clubs have again commenced
to practice. The scores made thus far
would hardly bear publication.
Fred Pfaender will commence next
week to erect a residence on the corner
Of Fourth North and Broadway.
Capt.Steinhauser won the gold badge
, and Private G. Haas the silver one at
the last Company A rifle practice.
A.G. Setter and wife came over from
Winthrop Saturday. The latter will
remain here for some time on account
of i'll health.
The following was the standing at the
last rifle contest: John Lila, E. Brandt
ST., G. Goetsch, C. Hauenstein and
Theo. Mueller.
Geo. Woolrich and wife of Home,
who went to the Pacific coast several
weeks ago, have returned, says the
Sleepy Eye Herald.
: Chief Brust, Chas. Gebser and Louis
EVogel went 20 Jordan this week to at
tend the annual meeting of The Mime
sofa Firemen's Association.
Congressman Lind has secured sit
uation for VIM. Strom of Winthrop on
the government survey which is to be,
made neal Missoula, Montana.
Carl Boelter, teacher near Sleepy
Eye, was caller Saturday. He in
formed US OF his intentions to remove
with his family to Chisago county.
Chas. Silverson spent the early por-
| ton of the week, looking over his line
OF elevators in Dakota. On returning,
he said: There is no place like Mime
sofa for crops.
A.Blanchard reports an original pen
! sion of sl2 per month from July Ill
Ego, for Conrad Kleinknecht, an old
veteran of this city, who numbers his
years in the seventies.
James Whips, DC employe ct the
! Minneapolis postoGce. was in the city
several days of this week, the guest of
Jacob Klossner. Mr., Whips was form.
erly of Nicollet county.
: Rudolph Marti and MISS Mary Huels-
kamp. both Of West Ne vton- were
united in wedloek yesterday. The
groom is a brother of Mr.. Marh of this
city, and to him and his bride, the Re.
view offers congratulatory wishes.
| Rev. Forbes, a. prominent st Paul
minister, and A. Benham, Fed Wing
landowner, registered at the Dakota
House on Friday. The former was or
his way to Marshall and stopped off il
New Ulm to see Congressman Lind.
The contract for the erection of Jchr
Hauenstein's new office has beer
awarded to Julius Berndt. The Office
will be of solid brick, "a by %, and vii
be divided into two rooms and vault
1t will also be furnished with tile floo1
and all modern fixtures, and in many
respects will be the finest Office in the
city.
Near Mankato, recently, the trains or
the Milwaukee road were stopped by
caterpillars, millions of which erawleG
upon the track, and when the trains
would run upon and grind them s,p the
track became so slippery that the wheels
OF the cars simply flew around, and nc
progress could be made. They covered
the track for mile.
Frank Bowen, young man of eigh.
teen years, was brought to this city or
Saturday, and confined in the county
Jail to await trial at the next term Of
of the Redwood county court. The
charge against him is one of larceny, il
! being claimed that he stole
} four watches and several other ar.
ticles, valued at S75, from a party a,