New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-03
Robert Scherer is home from the

| Robert Scherer is home from the
Minneapolis University.
| Attorney Somerville transacted legal
business here Wednesday,
The little son of Fred Meier died
Thursday morning Of diphtheria.
+ Conductor Hughes and brother from
Wisconsin were down from Sleepy Eye
to spend Sunday.
A. W. Daniels, the St. Peter physi-
clan. was in tie city on professional
business Saturday.
About twenty of the young people Of
of town formed a jolly picnic party at
Clear Lake on Sunday.
Architect Thayer of Mankato was in
the city Saturday on business connected
with the new Masonic Block.
Che City Drug Store has been furn-
ished with night bell. Customers will
find the electric button to the left of the
door.
Said Hon Marcus johnson during his
visit here: You have pretty and sub
stantiaI. city here. have fallen in love
with it.
In some sections of the neighboring
country it hailed quite heavily Sunday
morning. The crops however were not
damaged.
+ Bendixen 4 Street of Springfield,
having sold their bank at that place for
$500, will start similar institution at
Lamberton. r.
The following was the standing at the
last shoot of the rifle club: John Lila,
Herman ANNE, John Hauenstein, Chas.
Hauenstein and Theo. Mueller.
| Louis Spoerhase was brought before
Justice Baasen yesterday morning on
| the charge of disorderl? conduct. He
was fined $40 and costs. amounting in
all to ,$14.45.
D. Hammer, the Courtland agent, who
| got himself into trouble with the New
Ulm Elevator Company, was discharged
last week. His place is filed by D. M.
Walrath of Minnesota City. z..
There will be prize bowling in the
Turner Hall park next Sunday after
noon. Prizes will also be awarded for
best scores on the hook and ringlar
rangement and pigeon~hole alley.
AS one of the results of spraining his
ankle, VIM. Bierbaum of the Empire
Mill, received an indemnity for five
weeks from the old Travellers Acct
dent Insurance Company of Hartford.
A. M. Robertson of the Minneapolis
Electric Light Company and w. j.
Phelps, representing the Brush Electric
Company of Chicago, were here Satur-
day looking over the New Ulm system
of lighting. ...s
Alois Forstner, who lived near the
Catholic church, died Tuesday night.
He was eighty-one years of age, and
was one of the Oldest settlers of the
county. He had made New Ulm his
home for about sever. years. - r.:
A little son of Wepzel Schotzko has
been quite sick with diphtheria at
Springfield the past week. Mrs.
Schotzko was there on visit, and the
boy was taken sick after his arrival in
Springfield. The Advance says that at
last accounts he was some better.
The stockholders of the new SPRING
field banking company held meeting
at the Office of Lind & Hagberg on
Wednesday evening and elected the
following directors: Wolfgang Schpid,
Ferdinand Crone. J. L. Scnoch, C. w.
A. Krook and H. Bendixen. The offic.
ers will be elected later on.
Hon. D. S. Hall, late congressman
from the Third district, arrived in the
city on Friday in company with his wife
for short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Mullen. Mr.. Hall is the man who was
SO unfortunate as 70 run for congress
last fall and be shamefully overwhelmed
by an avalanche of votes for man OF
the same name, but of different color ii
politics.
New Ulm will soon be without free
bus-line. On Wednesday a partnership
was formed between Henry Rolves OF
this city and Anton Wiesner of Fairfax,
and the Dakota and Union hotel bus
and baggage lines will pass into their
hands the 1st of July. With the new
proprietors the public may rest assured
of efficient service, and hearty encour.
agement should be given to the enter:
prise.
On Monday Judge Weber performed