New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-16
c. Engelbert has returned from Ore

G. Engelbert has returned from Ore
gon.
| Mrs. VIM. Pfaender is visiting with
ST. Paul friends.
Miss Nellie Brey has returned from
Minneapolis.
Henry Rolres is now in the employ of
G, 81. Hornburg.
j. c.. Zieske was down from Sleepy
Eye yesterday on.business.
Matt Reck bought 80 acres of land in
Cottonwood from f. Hers last week
for 1913 per acre.
Philip Gruye and M. j. Rosskopf, two
Of Winthrop's business men, we're in
town over Sunday.
Herman Schmidt has returned to ST..
Paul to resume his studies in the Cur
tiss Business College.
J, Newhart has stared on his return
trip from California. He will probably
reach New UIm next week.
The last session of the whist club was
held on Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Vajen.
On Saturday Henry. Fortwengler
bought PIP acres from his father in the
town of Cottonwood for $4,000.
lsidor Haas has purchased the saloon
business of Joseph Schnoberich. He
will take possession after the 1st.
VIM. G Frank, cashier of the Spring
field Bank, and Jos Epple, of the
Springfield Mill, spent Sunday here,
1t is quite probable that Hon. r. G..
Evans will be present at the Republican
county convention and deliver an ad-
dress,
City Clerk Schilling will receive bids
for leasing part of Public landing up to
the 22nd. Particulars can be learned
at his office.
F. Metzke is in Minneapolis. AS yet
| he had not decided whether to remove
with his family to that city or remain
in New Ulm.
The contractors have the piling for
the CORTLAND pontoon bridge complet-
ed and will start work on the bridge
as soon as the ice is out of che river,
Next week the Review will commence
the publication of B. H. Randall's
write-up of the incidents connected
with the defense Of Ft. Ridgley in 1862
The city is being numbered this week
Centre Street is the dividing line anc
the numbers run upwards from one or
either side, with one. hundred for each
block,
At the town election in CORTLAND, ar
appropriation of $1,000 was voted fol
current expenses. 800 for the Mime
sofa river bridge and $500 for the bridge
at He:don's. ... -...
j. G. Moll, the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Agent of this city, has been ten.
[ dered and has accepted more lucra.
| tive position with the same company in
Minneapolis.
The city council of St. Peter have
contracted with the Thomson & Hous-
ton Go. for an electric light plant. The
| contract calls for both arc and incan-
descent lights.
The now notorious Chicago man, DR.
Scudder, who is alledged TO have killed
| his nother-in-law after having forged s
| will, is cousin of former Sleepy Eye
citizen, Mr.. D. Scudder
John Manderfeld, a young fellow
| walked four miles through last Wed
! nesday's storm to attend school in New
Ulm. Excelsior isn't it alongside Of
such everyday grit as this.
A large meeting will be held Satur-
day evening to nominate ticket in a.
| position to that nominated at the GEN
eral caucus. The object of this faction
| it is said. is to knock out the present
COW ordinance
The La Crosse Morning Chronicle has
the following regarding former New
Ulm residents: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Viets, residing on Vine Street, are re-
! joicing over the advent of daughter
| their first child.
The city committee met at the Clti-
zen's Bank on Friday evening and de-
cided by majority vote against partisan
nominations for the coming city election
Accordingly a general caucus will be
held at Turner Hall on next Friday ev-
ening.
The town of Lafayette has appropria-
ted 81 GOO this year for roads and