New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-05-27
W. T. Seaton will leave for Duluth

w. 3. Seaton will leave for Duluth
next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hetzel Of Wisconsin
are here on visit.
John Kiesel of Shakopee was the
goest OF his brother yesterday.
The Concordia Band serenaded Her
man ANIME on Thursday evening.
W. Eibner is furnishing his restaur-
ant with water-works connections.
Jos. A. Eckstein will make the
principal address on Memorial Day.
Geo. Dietrich, a former New Ulm
boy, was married in St. faul last week.
Judge Brandt went to Sleepy Eye
Saturday afternoon on probate bust.
ness.
Frank futile and Mr.. La Bert of
Home were callers at the court. houje
on Saturday. =
Miss Martha Laird, formerly of this
city, graduated from the Winona Nor.
NAL school last week.
The ladies' society concluded their
fair with picnic IN the Turner Hall
park yesterday afternoon.
Carl Berg, of Sleepy Eye, and DIR.
Koehne will ship a carload of horses
from here to Duluth this week.
Diphtheria has invaded the families of
VIM. Spoerhase, F. Kretsch and G
Ruemke, who live near the brickyards.
Clement Halvorsen, of Linden, was a
caller yesterday. He reports all grain
in that town in fair condition with
the exception of flax.
A. Blanchard has succeeded IN secur,
ing pension for old Benedict Juni, Of
Milford. The voucher calls for SID a
month from May %, 1889.
The best news of the week is that a
heavy rain, lasting for two or three
hours, drenched the soil in the vicinity
of New Ulm early Sunday morning.
Gottfried Retzlaff has sold his proper
ty on Minnesota street, occupied by DR..
Koehne, to Ig. Ambrosch for 1850.
The purchaser will use the building for
his marble works.
7 The railroad rates for the funniest in
st. Paul will probably be one fare for
round trip, over the Northwestern, not
the new road. Those desiring to take adj
vantage of these rates should leave their
names with A. A. Bogen.
/Gruenenfelder and Flor have fur.
knlshed quite number of places in town
with waterworks connections, and we
are authorized by parties for whom
work has been done to say that the local
mechanics perform their work IN first
class manner and fully as we'll as out
side contractors. Patronize home in
dustry.
The new Milford Hall was dedicated
Sunday afternoon. A good crowd from
the surrounding country was in attend
ance, several speeches were delivered
the Milford band furnished music and
a general good time is reported. The
hall will be used for town meetings, AL.
lace gatherings and most likely as a
| polling place.
Another real estate deal, by which
New Ulm will secure a good brick build.
! ing in place Of an old frame one, was
closed Saturday. Fred Williams Dough,
of Mrs. Wilhelmina Book the property
now occupied by lg. Ambrusch as mar.
bic works. He will commence in about a
month to erect a fine two-story brick
building which he intends to occupy as
saloon. 1t is possible, also, that VIM
| Ruemke will build in connection with
MIR. Williams.
Interviews with representative farm.
mers and crop men throughout this and
| the western part of Nicollet county re.
veal the fact that a little larger acreage
| of wheat and oats has been seeded this
spring than was put in last year, but
that the acreage of corn, barley and pc.
/ tatoes is slightly less. Flax has been
sown only in few towns and in about
the same quantity as heretofore. Seed.
ing of every nature is finished, and the
! crops thus far promise well.
Articles of incorporation Of the Col.
den Gate Literary and Social Club were
recorded in the Registers Office on Sat-
urday. The incorporators are H. Hell
merdinger, president, Patrick Raverty,
vice-president, VIM. Dey, secretary,
Ferdinand Heimerdinger, treasurer,
Alonzo H. Pickle, August Meyer, Alex
ander Pickle, A. T. Pickle, E. Pickle,
Fred Meier, A. Honeyman and Frank