New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-08
+, 81. Behnke went to Winona yester-

4 day on business.
/ Rev. Berghold writes that he will re-
turn to New Ulm in October.
i H. Knees Of Milford reports the arri-
val of a son and heir in his family.
It is quite probable that the express
Office will not be moved up town after
all.
CD. Griffith, the Sleepy Eye banker,
had business at the courthouse Mon.
day.
Mrs. Koehne and daughter OF Gotha,
Florida, are the guests of the formers
sister, Mrs. John Hauenstein.
Oscar Erickson, the successful Spring.
field machine dealer. transacted bust.
ness here Wednesday and Thursday.
A meeting of the Board of Public
Works will be held on the 25th to make
the assessments for local improvements.
The Rose case is occupying the atten-
ton of the Supreme court for an un-
usual length of time. 1t is now over
two MONTHS ago since the case was ar
gued, and no decision yet. ..s
Chas. Brust made the best score in
the last regular rifle shoot. The order
for standing for the five highest was
as follows: Chas. Brust, Gustave
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Faas. -.
The team of H. G. Garfield of Win
throp INDUCED in runaway near the
Union Hotel Wednesday night. that
resulted rather disastrously to the rig.
Mr., Garfield is a son.in.law of Mr..
Kiesling.
Only month or so remains before
the time set for the dedication of the
Sioux Monument. AS the event should
be made an important one, it behooves
the citizens of New Ulm to commence
now to prepare for the celebration.
The lawn social at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. A. W. Bingham on Thursday
evening was largely attended. The
lawn was beautifully lighted with
torches and Chinese lanterns, and
those who were present passed very
pleasant evening.
Thursday night Sheriff Schmelz raid
ed the shed near the Kiesling Block, in
which few young boys have been in
the habit of spending their evenings
with locked doors, and took in charge
young George GALES. The boy was
kept in Jail over night and sent to his
home the next morning.
Gottfried Schenck was brought down
from Springfield last Friday, and is
now serving a sentence of ten days in
the county jail for driving Surveyor
Books assistant off from his land. He
had choice between paying a fine of
| So and costs or ten days in Jail, and,
Notwithstanding he is the owner of 800
acres of land, he preferred the latter.
| The body of a man was found in the
river at Madelia Sunday morning. 1t
was afterward identified as Andrew Jen-
sen, who had been working for farm
er few miles in the country. He was
brought to Madelia for medical treat
ment, as he was laborlng under some
mental strain, but instead of going to
the doctors he walked to river and
drowned himself.
The only Fourth of july accident
of any seriousness that has been report
ed thus far occurred at Springfield. A
youngSman, whose name we could not
learn, was shot in the middle of the
, street near Bendixen' store. The bull
let came from a parlor, rifle, but the
!, shooting was altogether unintentional.
! The young man will recover without
any lasting injury. 49,. .-..... Il
The marriage of VIM. Muesing and
Miss Louise Helm was sole1nnized at the
> Lutheran church Friday afternoon,
) and after the ceremony a reception was
rendered the numerous invited guests
: at the house of the BRIDES mother. The
groom is at present one of the teachers
in the Lutheran parish schools Of this
. city and is a young man of integrity of
character and genuine worth. The
bride is favored young lady, aud Mr..
Muesing is to be congratulated upon
securing such an estimabIe wife.
The Swiss residents of New Ulm have
made arrangements to celebrate the
; 600th anniversary of the Swiss Repub-
; lie. The exercises will be- held in
} Turner Hall on the evening Of August
j End, and a general invitation will be
extended to our citizens to attend. An
organization to perfect arrangements
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