New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-08-24

John schmelz was down from Spring.
field on Monday
Postmaster Schmidt has made some
very creditable changes in his Office Of
late.
VIM. Heideman, Of Amherst, III, spent
a portion of the week here with his cous-
in, G. W. Il.
Eugene Koehler has decided to locate
IN st. Paul. He will leave for that CITY
next week.
a. A. Bogen will travel in the future
IN the interests of his patent for locking
printers forms.
Mr.. Chas. Resler andasons of st. Paul,
have been visiting during the past week
with Mrs. Scott.
Herman Pless came down from the
Gilfillan farm near Morgan to spend Sun
day with his New Ulm friends.
- -. - Will las Solu l1Ac CITY ueep
well steam pump for the waterworks sta.
ton. The pump has capacity OF Ii, 600
barrels per hour.
There are many places on Minnesota
street where bitches are to be found that
need filling up. Sidewalks in many pla-
ces are also sadly in need of repair.
Mrs. Matthews and children, of Mar
shall, spent the week here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Werner Boesch. They returned home
Thursday in company with Mr.. Boesch.
Every owner of a dog should make
sure to secure a dog tag from the city
clerk before September 1st. After that
date the dog ordinance will 90 into eff
feet.
Crop reports are being brought in al
most daily. F. Landwehr threshed 1870
bushels of wheat from nine acres near
town and r. Kroen, near Nicollet, re-
ports an equal average yield Of wheat
and sixty of oats.
The railway officials have notified the
Empire and Roller mills that their sheds
must be removed Immediately in order
to give room to- new tracks. Station
Agent Heideman says work on the new
depot will commence at once.
Mrs. Garbrecht has brought suit against
Rev. G. J. Albrecht claiming damages in
the sum of $4,000. The complaint al
leges that Rev. Albrecht alienated the af
fections of her husband, and she has EN-.
lployed Geo. W. Someryille to prosecute
her case.
| Owing to the order of the railroad
company for the removed Of sheds the
Empire Mill co. have decided to builc
an addition to their mill ON the west side
The addition will be 90 by 46 and two
stories high. The Roller Mill will bs
very apt to make similar improvements
The marriage of Miss Minnie Koehle1
and Fred Wendland was solemnized yes
terday afternoon by Rev. Seeger and the
young couple left at once for a visit ii
Redwood Falls. They are both vel
known to the Review readers and we ex
tend to them the best of wishes for theil
future happiness and prosperity.
The Turnverein is seriously contemp
lating an enlargement of their hall. The
proposed plan provides for an addition
which is to be usedfor gymnasium ant
stage, and also for much needed i'm
provements in the main hall. It is est
mated that the cost of the contemplated
changes will be in the vicinity of $40,
| 900.
/ Marshal Christensen, of Tracy, through
I down Jim Hennessy, a legged man
on "Wednesday for confinement in GU
county Jail. Jim had been the victim
of strong drink on Tuesday and wa
placed under $500 bonds to keep tn
peace. Being unable to secure bonds
! men, he was sent to jail for min
months.
Picking will be attempted at tn
New Ulm Vinegar Works this fal
About twenty boys are kept busy gail
kering the pickles at the firms farm mort
of the factory and they succeed in picl
ing over thirty bushels day. The il
dustry is new one and it is to be hope
: for the interests of the city that it ms
!. prove successful.
John Berg pringfeld and Geo For
ter of Owatcnna were in the city Satu
day. These two young men have forme
partnership and purchased the haane
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