New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-17
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Conrad Dirks will build q residence
on State Street.
Behnke's new clothing store will be
known as the Star Clothing Hall.
G. L, Roos made business trip to
Sleepy Eye and Springfield on Saturday.
c. H. Ross and S. D. Peterson spent
several days of last week in Tracy and
Marshall.
| Miss Bertha Beinhorn will spend a
I portion of her vacation with her sister
IN Duluth.
John Marti was up from St. Paullast
week to attend the wedding of his broth
er in West Newton.
The Concordia Band serenaded G. F.
Ruemke on Monday evening, the oc':a.
sion being the anniversary of his birth
day.
| A horse belonging to Fred Behnke
was almost killed the other day in run.
ming against sharp hitching post at
Hauenstein's brewery. "@
The marriage of Miss Laura Kittridqe
to MIR. Fitzpatrick, both of Waseca, is
announced for July LIST. The bride has
numerous friends in New Ulm.
j. G. Simpson, Route Agent for the
American Express Company, was in
the city Monday. He SAID that the ex-
press. Office would be moved up town
sometime before July 1st.
The delegates to the fremen's con-
vention in Jordan returned on Friday
and report an excellent meeting. A
Rochester man was elected president.
and the next meeting will be held in
that city.
The water mains on Valley Street are
soon to become source of considerable
revenue. The water has already been
taken by H. Wehye, H. Crone, H. Ma
gel, Bingham Bros, C. w. H. heideman
and John Dorster.
| Small grain throughout the country,
especially wheat, was never in better
condition than at present. Corn how
ever is very backward. Warm wealth
er will be needed for some weeks to
give it rapid growth.
John Nun Jr. was arrested Saturday
nis hi by Night-watch Melle for disorder
ly conduct and raising disturbance. He
was kept in jail over Sunday, brought
before Justice Baasen Monday morn
ing and fined SIS and costs.
Linden people will celebrate the
speakers have been engaged, and races
and fire works haYe been arranged for
the entertainment: of visitors. The ex-
ercises will be held in Gudmund An
derson's grove.
The turning class which will 60 from
New Ulm to compete for prizes at the
funniest in St. Paul will be made up
of the following persons: VIM. Koch, o.
E. Setter, Robert Brandt, Fred Hers,
Emil Wicherski, Albert Pfaender, Lor-
enz Maerkle and Frank Sietzel.
Sunday afternoon the team of August
Polzin of West Newton INDUCED in a
runaway in going down First North
Street. AS soon as the team started,
the driver, Polzln, jumped from the
buggy and left his aged mother as the
only occupant. When they got as far
as the park. the old lady was thrown
out, and received several serious bruls-
es about the head.
A little boy by the name of Kunz has
been trying for the past few weeks to
get money without working for it, and,
as is usually the case, kept up his game
until he was caught at it. His scheme
consisted in leaning over the soda-water
counter in Eibner's restaurant, and,
when no one was looking, tap the mon
ey drawer. He succeeded in getting
several dollars in this way before being
detected.
There are number of young men in
this city, and some not SO young, who
are endeavoring to add to their personal
beauty by removing their mustachios.
So general has this craze become, that
it seems to forbode return to the time,
when, if man did not wish to see one
who was the laughing.stock of the COM
munity, it was incumbent upon him to
stay at home, bolt his door and break
| his looking-glass. -, =.
The Brewers Hand Book has just
been issued and from this we learn that
during the year ending May 31st, Aug
ust Schell and John Hauenstein of this