New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-03-11

John Grimmer and mother returned
from St. Paul Wednesday evening.
W Rev.A. Berghold is now stationed at
Il Santa Rosa, California. He is on his
way to Mexico.
Y The New Ulm Maennerchor will give
an entertainment at Turner Hall Sat-
urday evening, March DIST
/ Mrs. B. Follmann left for Milwaukee
and Chicago Friday to purchase her
stock of spring, millinery goods.
! Schrader Bros, owners Of the EssigI
store, have made an assignment. j.
G. Zieske, of Sleepy Eye, is the assignee.
Lars Frederickson has been chosen
70 represent the Brown County Alliance
in the Cincinnati Industrial Convene
| ton.
| George Wagner has severed his con-,
nection with the City Drug Store and is'
now employed in the furniture store Of
his father,
y Mrs. E. G. Koch and Mrs. Otto Pless
will leave for Germany next month.
They expect to sail from New York
April 30th. .@...
X Richartz & Faas have completed
4 we'll for the New Ulm Creamery
Company which is 27e feet deep. It is
one OF the deepest in the vicinity.
I>Chas. Lauer, who came to this city in
1858 and who took part in the defense of
New Uim during the Indian outbreak,
died recently at his home in Lamberton.
Chairman Koch, of the Board of
County Commissioners, has given or
ders to the county officers to prepare to
move into the new building tomorrow.
The semi-annual school apportlon..
ment was made last week. On the ratio
of 80 cents for each pupil, Brown cour-
ty receives 1886 60, Nicollet county
$2,2l7.60 and Redwood 81, 7O8 3D.
The plaintiff in the lien case of VIM.
Hurlburtvs the New Ulm Basket w orks
and others has given notice that an ap.
peal to the supreme court will be taken
from Judge Webber's decision in favor
of the defendants.
| w. A. Hubbard returned on Saturday
from weeks sojourn in the Zenith
City. Heis now impressed with the
idea that Duluth is all that PROCTOR
Knott, IN funny mood years ago, ploph-
esied that it would be.
/ Senator Peterson Of this district intro.
duced two measures on Thursday. One
is intended to prevent fraud in the sale
of dairy products, while the other
makes insurance companies liable for
The whole amount of policy.
T. Mueller on Wednesday evening
speared Il sturgeon in the Minnesota
river that weighed As pounds. 1t re-
quired three men to get the fish out of
the water. C. 81. Hornburg also speared
one that weighed over so pounds.
A debate on the tariff has been ar
ranged to come off in this city soon.
Rev. Striemer of Sleepy Eye will es.
pouse the Republican and protective
side of the question, while G. W.. H.
Heideman will present the Democrat
ic or free trade view. Such debate
would be interesting.
i The Turnverein is now negotiating
witt the Milwaukee Theatre Company.
which will soon appear in St. Paul, to
give two performances in New Ulm.
Should the effort succeed, it will afford
a rare treat to all our lovers of stage
amusement, as the troupe is considered
the best German comp any in the coun-
try.
/ In the house on Wednesday Repre-
Sentative Diepolder called up the bill of
& Senator Davis providing that the lie.
ense money received from the saloon in
West Newton, Nicollet county, be turned
into the town treasury instead of that
OF the county. The bill was lost, prime
, ipally through the opposition of Mr..
Currier who urged that, if such legisla-
{ ton prevailed, small towns would be
anxious to increase the number of sa-
looms within their limits.
"A special train, with DR.. Willard, of
\ St. Paul on board, passed through here
Friday night en- route for Pierre, where
Senator Clark was lying in one of the
hotels, seriously sick. The question Of
re.submission of the prohibition quest
ion was to come up the pext day, and
it was absolutely necessary for those
favoring submission to have Senator
l Clark's vote. The special started from