New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-02-11
John Wiesner has located at Tnco-

John Wiesner has located at Tnco-
Ina.
J. The Rose case will be argued in the
Supreme Court to-day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
mold Gulden last Thursday.
! Mrs. MIlvehill has returned from st.
Peter. The father of her late husband
is also here.
O. G. Stricken, O. NJ Olsen, and
T. Crone went to Mankato Friday after
noon on business.
Gene Pfeferle has returned from Glib.
hon, where he has been working in the
drugstore of Louis Palmer.
| The depot Offices have dispensed with
the services of a messenger boy. Lack
OF business is the reason given.
Rudolph Schaft1er and Magdalena
Helget, both of Cottonwood, were mar
ried at the Catholic Church Monday
morning.
Pension Agent Blanchard has secured
widows pension of So month under
the new law for Mrs. Kjersse Peterson
of Brighton. .
Senator Peterson has introduced a
bill relating to villages. 1t is intended
to enable Springfield to become dis
| tinct election district.
Frank Kuetzing has moved his
Springfield store stock to Winthrop. 1t
will be sold the1e at public auction by
John Albert until the 3rd of March.
The Rochester Post is authority for
the statement that Gov. Merriam will
commute Clifton Holden's sentence to
Imprisonment for life. It does not
state its reasons tor such belief,
President Soaring of the Mankato
Normal school says that Brown County
is represented in that institution by
twenty-one pupils. The representation
is larger than that of any other county
except Blue Earth. Thirty.ei coun-
ties in all send pupils. III
Mrs. VIM. Todd, wife of the ex- depu-
ly insurance commissioner, died at her
home in St. Paul last Wednesday. As
Mr.. Todd was at one time a resident
OF Tracy, the deceased lady had quite
number OF acquaintances here, who will
regret to hear of her death.
One OF the pipes, leading up through
the water-tower into the stand-pipe,
cracked during the cold weather of last
Tuesday night, owing to the lack of
sufficient circulation of water through
the system. The defective pipe has
been replaced with new one
An erroneous statement crept into
the Review last week In connection
with the account of the sleeping case of
Miss Lohmann of Lafayette. The article
inferred that medical aid had been neg
| lected. On the other hand, the friends
OF the young lady have been put to
great expense to relieve her troubles,
| and the article did them an Injustice.
The error was an unintentional one.
and we therefore willingly correct it..
Rev. Albrecht's horse INDUCED in an
exciting runaway Oh Saturday. The
animal was being driven by Mr.. Al.
brecht's son, and for some reason be-
came unmanageable. After running a
short distance, the cutter was tipped
and the young boy thrown under it.
For time 1t looked dangerous for him,
but fortunately the cutter struck stone
and was thrown into the air SO as to
prevent injuries to the boy. III front
of Horn burg's store the horse turned
towards the sidewalk and the cutter
was smashed against post
| Senator G. r. Davis on SATURDAY. in
troduced a joint resolution calling upon
congress to pay the first Minnesota re-
giment of mounted rangers che bounties
promised its members at the time Of
their enlistment. Under suspension of
the rules the resolution was passed.
This regiment held reunion atSt. Pet.
er last summer and decided upon this
action. Judge E. St. Julian Cox. of
st. Peter, is now the president of the
society, which was commanded by Col.
McPhail. Congressman Lind is work.
ing for the success of the project at
| Washington
| The Turnyerein has filled the vacan-
cy. caused by the resignation Of Mr..
Gebser as teacher Of gymnastics, by
rendering the position to Aug. Conrad.
young man who comes well recon-
mended from Findlay. Ohio. In retir-
ing. Mr. Gebser does so largely for the
purpose of devoting more attention to