New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-09
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Mrs. Helen Setter is visiting with hel
daughter, Mrs. Helmes, in St. Paul.
The arrival of son in the home OF
Geo. Grimm of Springfield is reported.
Work on the railroad culvert on First
North street was commenced on Mon
day.
E. G. Koch and wife will sail from
Germany on their return trip on the
25th.
Robert Scherer has gone to Minnea-
polls to resume his studies at the Uni
verslty. 49,.
Albert Baarsch will learn how to
make pills and sell face.powder in the
City Drug Store. .-
Che Agricultural Society has been
granted the free use OF Turner Hall for
the coming Fair.
Mrs. Laudenschlaeger received a car
load of stoves from the Michigan Stove
Works on Wednesday. ~ r..
Rev. Meske went to Lake Benton
Monday afternoon for short vacation.
From there he will 60 to Duluth.
Mrs, Weyher of this city died last
week, aged 70 years. She was the
mother of the Redstone bridge.keeper.
The members of the Sportsmen's Club
with their families Toasted on prairie
chicken at Hunters Rest last Sunday,
Miss Hensel, who has been visiting
for some weeks with her cousin, Miss
Clara Doehne, returned to St. Paul on
Monday. L.
The Springfield Creamery has closed
for the winter season, and Manager
Hummel is at present at his home in
this city.
Congressman Lind says that Brown
County will contribute $500 as her
share towards raising the necessary
Worlds F air fund.
Wheat men who are we'll posted est.
mate the amount of wheat that will be
marketed in New Ulm by farmers this
year at 100000 bushels.
Jos. Cjesilsky of Marshall threshed
1000 bushels of wheat from his own
farms this year. All due to the iniqui-
ties If protective tariff.
The side tracks at Nicollet that were
built for the Nicollet Mill are all being
torn up, SO that it is safe to say thai
the mill will not be rebuilt.
H. H. Mlller,a business man of Mad
ison, South Dakota, spent couple
days of last week in our city hunting w
a location for clothing store.
Ex-Congressman "Dar' Hall, Reven
ue Collector Marcus Johnson and Hon
D. H. Moon of St. Paul will visit for
week in New Ulm the latter part of thi
month.
An eleven pound boy registered a
the home of VIM. Koch early Suuda
morning. AS result, we have it o.
good authority that Koch was immense
ly good natured all day.
Mrs. Clawson Of Chicago, WHO'S Wis
iting here with her cousin, Mrs. J.
Neumann, fell and sprained her ankl
while running to the fire Friday even
ing. The sprain is a serious one. =
Gustave Fischer won the rocker j
the bowling contest in Turner Hal
PARK Sunday afternoon. His score wa
26 out of possible 27. Theo. Kobarsc
won the box of Billiards with a scor
of rs.
DR.. Martin Luther College opene
last week with an attendance of forty
five and the roll is being added to da
~. The lower class of the regular CO.
legiate course has membership Q
twelve. -..'. T..
H.Behnke will continue to do bus
ness at his present stand until Saturda
evening, when he will move into tn
finest grocery store-room in the vale
and be ready for business Monda
morning. --
Exhibits to the Brown County Fai
will be transported by the Chicago an
Northwestern Railway Company d
half rates. Visitors on the 18th, 19t
and Goth will also get the benefit of re
duced excursion rates.
The Turnverein at the regular meet
ing Saturday evening elected the fol
lowing delegates to the annual meetin
of the Bezirk: F. Burg Sr., G.. 81. Roo
and VIM. Koch. The meeting will
held in st. Paul on the Goth.
Schell's beer wagon was caught be