New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-28
Local News.

Local News.
Fred Marden is in the city.
Jos. Benkert will work for Fred Peu-
ser.
Otto Richart Of CORTLAND will go to
California to locate.
w. A. Hubbard and family will occu-
py the Hanft residence.
Rev. Berghold came up from St. Paul
Wednesday on business.
Sister Veneranda is entertaining her
mother from Pennsylvania.
Albert A. Keller of St. Paul has pur-
chased the Rochester Herold.
4 Jacob Klossner will move into his new
stores the latter part of the week,
+ Samuel Marti and wife returned from
their visit to Switzerland Wednesday,.
A valuable horse belonging to John
Kuehn died from collie last Saturday.
Ex-Sheriff J.. B. Schmid was down
from Springfield Thursday on business.
A. Crone went to Chicago Satur-
day evening. He will probably go still
further eastward.
Capt. George sold one-Year-old hog
Oh Tuesday that weighed $40 pounds
and brought $22.80.
DIR. Weschke will leave for California
with a portion of his family as soon as
cold weather sets in.
Lars Christianson of Linden has sold
his farm 20 farmer from Illinois. He
received 1925 an acre.
A COW belonging to Albert Bebnke
was killed by the switch train near the
City Mill last Friday.
Otto Nothardt and sister, Mary, came
up from St. Paul Sunday morning. The
latter expects to remain.
Gustav Fischer attended the funeral
of his nephew in Minneapolis last week,
returning Friday afternoon.
Editor Fichthorn of the St. Peter Tri
bune attended the concert at Turner
Hall on Wednesday evening.
Judge Weber is holding court ir
Beaver Falls this week. w. r. Eek
stein is in attendance rs reporter.
John Bluehm, an employee in the Eagle
Mill, had his fingers smashed while
loading car with grain on Saturday.
DR.. Welcome Jr. of Sleepy Eye ha
gone to Chicago to take post gradu-
ate course in the Rush Medical col
lege.
| Lewis Labour was brought down from
Springfield Thursday, booked for Il
dayssin the county bastile for drunken
ness.
Mrs. M. A. Bingham has been spend
ing the pastseveral days at Battle Greek
Michigan, and will remain there som
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weeks.
Dr. w. P. PGster, E. H. Huebner an
A. G. Setter of Winthrop, and DAME
Katz of Fairfax paid our city a visit ov
or Sunday.
Senator Peterson has been drawn a
a petit juror for the United States Gin
cult Court which convenes in Mankat
November 3rd -.
Rev. Albrecht spent portion of tn
week. i'll Saline, Michigan, in the inter
ests of the proposed union of Nothwes1
ern Lutheran synods. ..-.-
Herman Zieske, young man Q
CORTLAND, left New Ulm for Medies
Lake, Washington, yesterday. He in
tends to locate there. .-
Ralph Yates, the new engineer in til
yards, has moved his family here fror
Waseca and will occupy the Gruenfel
der residence on Broadway.
Daniel Dingler sold his farm las
} week to John Fischer for $1,000. MI
Dingler expects to visit Washingto
with the view of locating there.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. G. Engel fe.
from chair, and in doing so the sha1
back of the chair struck against he
side so as to break one of her ribs.
DR.. De Witt Hitchcock of New Yor
stopped off in New Ulm last Satu1da
while on his way to Denver. He visit
ed here with his classmate, DR.. Strick
Ter.
Mrs. Schmidt, who has been confne
in the county Jail here for sewers
weeks, will be tried at Beaver Fall
this week for assault upon her husban
with intent to kill.
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