New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-02-18
j. p. Mulvehill, the st. Paul livery

Thursday. From there he went t.
Winthrop.
Judge Huebner, the Whit hrop attor
ney, has been in town the past few days
on business.
A number of the young people en-
joyed the pleasure Of a jolly sleigh.ridt
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Ahlness has fathered bill tc
exempt mortgages on real estate given
for purchase money from taxation.
/ E. J. Forster and n. G. Garvin, offici.
ais of the Northwestern road. regis.
tered at the Dakota House on Monday.
! J. Newhart has sold farm of 100
acres in Bashaw to Joseph Veigel. He
reports considerable demand for real
estate at present.
The ladies' class of the gy4nnastic
school presented their retiring teacher,
Mr.. Gebser, on Saturday evening, with
handsome gold badge.
Hugo and Otto Rehfeld of St. Paul
were visiting in the city over Sunday.
The latter expects to leave this week for
| the west. probably for Montana.
Max Hartneck, who has been con-
fined at the hospital for the past month
or two with siege of typhoid fever,
left on Wednesday for Brookings, S. D.
Wenzel Frank of West Newton has
| secured an option on the Fairfax mill
| now owned by Daniel Katz. By th.,
| tine the Review reaches its readers the
deal will in all probability have been
effected. 49,.
Dr. Strickler left for Minneapolis Mon
day, accompanied by VIM. Tessmer,
the Sleepy Eye man, whose leg was am
putated some weeks ago. The object
of the visit was to secure az artificial
limb for Tessmer.
The city council has decided to carry
out the suggestion of the Board of Pub
lie Works in regard to water-works ex.
tension, and has authorized the city
clerk to advertise for bids for material
with which to lay the mains.
VIM. Martel had one the of fingers OF
his right hand slightly smashed while
coupling cars in the yards at Spring
field last Saturday. The injuries, how
ever, are not as serious as they might
have been, considering the circumstan.
ces. Il"
A memorial to congress passed the
legislature on Saturday asking for the
appropriation of funds with which to
reimburse John Fenske of this city for
injuries sustained during the Sioux wal
OF 1862. The memorial was introduced
by Senator Peterson.
Mic Helnen, engineer at the electric
light station, i'll stepping from the tor
OF the boilers onto a ladder last Wed
nesday, fell to the floor of the boiler
room, lighting on his shoulder. The in
juries sustained have caused him to be
laid up for several days. Henry Leon
hardt has been filling his place in the
meantime. -~.5.... H..
Acting upon the mandate of the Uni
ted States Supreme court to carry ou
the sentence in the case of Clifton Hol
den, the murderer, Judge r. r. Nelson
OF the Circuit court on Friday issuet
an order that the writ of habeas corpu
be dismissed and that the person 0
Holden be remanded to the sheriff OF
Redwood county for execution. Tn,
governor will now be called upon /,
fix the date for carrying out the dealt
penalty by which the murder of Franz
Dodge is to be avenged in the eyes O
men. The date will probably be il
May Or June.
}, ~rHere Is a sample of the conhictin.
reports that come from much talked-o
Spokane Falls. VIM. G. Frank, VIII
visited that place recently, writes a
follows: I am not taken up with thi
country at all. Portland stands at thu
head of the cities l have seen thus far
while Spokane Fails is the worst over
done of all. think it is safe to sa,
that one-quarter of the stores in Spo
kane Falls are for rent and everything
looks very unfavorable. There is n,
= demand for work of any kind, and,
there happens to be a vacancy, TWEEN
ty men stand ready to accept employ
ment. I think that in few month
from now | will be back to New Ulm
unless things change considerably.
Harold Peterson brought suit OF
Monday against Jack Irving for assault
2 and battery. The case is to come III
before Justice Baasen, but as the de
II fapd ont ia not in tho o1tu tho tr;o1 ~ =,