New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-16
VIM. Behnke was over from Sc James

m. Behnke was over from st. James
over Sunday.
Miss Lulu Baasen visited with Vase
ca friends last week.
j. Newhart transacted business in
Springfield Saturday evening.
A little daughter of Peter Carries of
this CITY died Monday and will be bur
led day. r.
The dance at Schmucker's Tivoli on
the 18th was marked by the usual
large attendance. ~
Geo. Wagner and Richard Fischer
will leave on the 22nd for Ann Arbor
to attend the university.
v. E. Silcott, travelling represents. !
tive of the New Ulm Roller Mill, was
in town during the week.
Miss Whitney of Baraboo, Wis, ar
rived here Thursday evening to visit
with her brother, Frank.
We acknowledge the receipt of comp
limentary tickets to the Nicollet Coun-
ty Fair, to be held September II, IS and
19.
A horse belonging to Anton Altman
of Lafayette fell into a we'll over 20 feet
deep last week and was removed with
out any injury whatever.
There is a scheme on foot amongst
the Alliance men, it is said, to push
forward Col. VIM. Pfaender of this city
as candidate for congress.
The Minneapolis papers say that DR..
Hirsch Of this city intends to remove to
the former place, but there is no truth
in the report unless the doctor fails to
secure residence rooms.
The late few days of warm weather
have brought corn along wonderfully.
1t is now considered out of danger. The
farmers are commencing to cut already
| and will have the crop harvested before
damaged by frost.
Exhibitor Velikanje, having retired
from the Fortschritt, is now spending
his time on his sons farm in Mulligan.
Armin Steinhauser will have charge of
the editorial department of the Fort
schritt for the present.
The St.Paul paper papers say that
over 10000 ladies examined and adj
mired M. Windmueller's special exhibit
of begonias at the State Fair on Tues
day. The exhibit at our county Fair
will be ten times as large ond interest
ing.
The cistern under the water works
station has been repaired this week.
Mr.. Ochs has with credit to himself
kept large force at work night and
day in order to make good contract
on which he has already lost consider
able money.
The Mixed Choir and a few
friends were agreeablY entertained by
the Misses Hauenstein at the home OF
their parents on Thursday evening
About twenty of the young folks were
present, and the evening was passed
very pleasantly.
der Liebe Onkel'' will be presented
by home talent for the benefit of the
Fair next Saturday evening. Those
taking part are as follows: Albert Stein
hauser, R. Fischer, w. E. Koch, J.. Pc
try, F. Pfaender, and the Misses LULU
Fischer, Clara Rehfeld, Ida Koch anC
Frida Schuetz.
/ The work OF remodeling the brewery
of John Hauenstein was commenced
last week by Schapekahm Bros. All Of
the frame walls will be torn down and
replaced with brick ones, extensions
will be made. the interior throughout
will be plastered and the entire build
ing given a new appearance. AS stat
ed before the cost will be in the neigh
berhood of $4,000.
Died.-ln North Star, Sunday, Sept
9Th, Nils J. Christensen. age so years
Deceased was found dead in the stable
Sunday morning, lying between two
horses. DR.. Rothenburg, who was sum
moned, thinks death was caused by
heart disease, though there is posi-
bility that kick from colt was the
cause. The funeral was held Tuesday
in Sleepy Eye.-Springield Advance.
The New Ulm Creamery Co., we are
informed by Mr.. Crone, will begin the
erection at once OF large and costly
refrigerator. The building will be 10
Gated near the creamery, will be SOx8(
feet in size, and will have storage ca,
pacity of from twelve to fourteen car
loads. It will be supplied with all mod