New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-02-25
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Montana.
VIM. Gleseke, the Sleepy Eye mil
Ter. was among Wednesday visitors
Township elections will be hello
! throughout the county on the 10th o.
4 March.
Editor Hodges Of the Sleepy Eye
Herald was in town for a few hours
Saturday.
I On Wednesday Senator Peterson in
troduced bill providing for certain
changes in our city charter.
G. A. Hagberg, Jos. A. Eckstein and
Jacob klossner Jr.. were visitors in
| Sleepy Eye Monday evening.
Mr.. George, of Redwood Fails, has
rented a room IN the Leibold building,
and will open a shoe store.
Some of the farmers in the neighbor-
hood of New Ulm are agitati,1g the cree
ton Of cheese factory in this city.
Rudolph Kormann and MIS-, Hauser,
both of Courtland, were married at the
Methodist church in this city on Mon
day. l
The suit of Harold Peterson against
Jack Irving has not yet come up for
trial. The defendant is still absent
from the city.
One of Herman Nagel's teams In
obliged in runaway Thursday. The
breaking of leg of one of the horses
was the damaging result.
Mrs. Schmidt, wife of John K. Schmidt
who lives in the north part of town near
the city cemetery, died last Wednesday.
The funeral occurred Friday.
John F. Neumann went to Sleepy
Eye Monday and purchased the stock
of Buck Is Remmele, the merchants,
who made an assignment recently.
Andrew Blosher of Lafayette received
a kick from a horse last Friday, and as
a result both bones of his left arm were
broken halfway between the elbow and
wrist. 4 .-~ s~: M
! B.McLaughlin, former Brown coun-
ty resident, now running a large farm
near Lake Benton, spent the greater
portion of the week in this city, visiting
former acquaintance.
Mr.. Ahlness on Wednesday intro
duced a bill to change the boundaries
of certain school districts in Brown and
Redwood counties. The bill was re.
ferred to the committee on local meas.
ures. 0,
Drs. Merritt and James of St. Peter
we're in the city Thursday evening.
They were called up for consultation
in the case of Miss Lehman, the young
Lafayette lady, who slept continuously
for three weeks. .. T..
Sheriff Schmelz has appointed J. B.
Schmid as deputy sheriff for Spring.
field and vicinity. This will make i,
very convenient for people who live in
Springfield and have business with the
guardian of the county's peace.
Judge Weber has rendered decis.
ion, sustaining the demurrers in the
case of William Nj. Hurlbert. plaintiff.
) against the New Ulm Basket Works
and others, which makes the lien of the
plaintiff on the Basket Works void.
NJ. Windmueller has issued cata
logue Of roses, grown at his greer
house. The list includes great varie
ty of this favored species of flowers, anC
Mr.. Windmueller is better prepared
now to tend to the wants of his custo
mers than ever before.
On Friday evening number of the
young people of the city INDUCED in 8
sleigh ride, given by the Night Ow
Club After the ride. refreshments
were served 1T the Dakota House
where a short period of delightful
amusement was enjoyed by all present
Chief Brust Of the Fire Department
, will leave in week or so for a tour q
inspection of various towns throughout
! the state for the purpose of examining
into the various styles of fire depart
ment buildings and the methods usee
F in caring for the apparatus. This is tc
be done in view of changes to be made
in the New Ulm engine house in the
! spring.
Said Attorney G. G.. Wilson, of Roch.
| ester, to-day: ''Since the commission
has declared Clifton Holden to be OF
sound mind, and the courts have decid-
ed that the evidence was sufficient to
warrant his conviction, don't know
of anything more that we can do for
him at present, consequently there will