New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-30
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govt.
Mrs. G. n. Ross has returned from
Winona.
Bartel Carols is building an addition
to his residence.
The county commissioners meet in
special session next Friday,
Mrs. G. A. johnson of st. Peter is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Crone Bros. made shipment Of 6, 900
dozen Of. eggs yesterday morning.
Miss Bertha Behnke visited with her
sister in Sleepy Eye over Sunday.
DR.. j. II, James,the Mankato oculist,
was in the city Sunday and Monday.
The registration yesterday was light.
About 875 votes will be cast at the cleo
ton.
DR.. Weschke will return with his
family from California insthe middle of
April.
Jacob Spaeth has rented his farm in
Lafayette to Fred Warneke and will
move to New Ulm.
The street to Beussmann's crossing
will De graded twenty feet wide with
sixteen feet of gravel.
Frank Kuetzing has opened his auc-
ton store in the building formerly occu-
pied by F. II. Retzlaf.
Athananz Henle Of Milford is laying
the foundation for q new brick house
on North Minnesota Street.
Anton Hartmuth Of Spring feld has
rented the saloon Of VIM. ANIME and
will take possession April 10Th.
Mike Eckert will go to Sleepy Eye in
q few days in the interests of the lodge
of Modern Woodmen at that place.
The Democratic State convention will
be held in st. Paul tomorrow. The
delegates from here leave this after
noon.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Com
panY have decided to remain in New
Ulm all this week. They will leave
Monday.
George Vogel Of Springfield, it is
SAID, offers $500 reward for the appre-
hension of the parties who attempted
to fire his building.
City Treasurer Mueller's name will
appear on the Australian tickets as the
candidate of the non.partisan caucus.
This will be done at his own request
A son of Rev. Schnittker, who resided
here a year or so ago, died in Sioux
City Friday and was buried in Manka-
to. He was twenty-three years of age.
The story was circulated yesterday
that $1,000 had been found in one OF
Dietrich Bosses stockings. When
traced to it's origin, the rumor was
found to be a joke on Fritz Engel. Such
is imagination.
A young man named Wilson has been
held for the murder of Christian Thor
stad in Butternut Valley some
weeks since, but he is at large on $500
bail given by his father and Dr. Merck
of Lake Crystal.
Mrs, Stella Chase, nee Millhouse, who
has been visiting with her relatives in
Luverne for short time, left Friday
for her new home in Wausau, Wis. Mrs.
Millhouse accompanied her and will
make her home with her daughter here,
after, -Luverne Herald.
Mrs. Jahnke, mother Of Fred Jahnke
of Cottonwood, lies at her home in that
town at the point Of death. She is the
Oldest lady in Brown county, having
reached her Goth year, and strange to
say she was in good health up to last
fall and could read without the aid OF
glasses.
Secretary Hart in bis quarterly re-
port also gives a semi-annual enumer-
alton of paupers in the state. It shows
that on the 31st day of last December
Brown county had 60 persons within
its borders who were aided by the coun-
ty. This makes one pauper for every
165 inhabitants.
Ed Weaver and wife of Mankato and
Miss Helen Wise, daughter of Editor
Wise of Mankato, who are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen, attended the ses-
sion of the whist club at Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Settlers residence on Monday ev-
ening. Mrs. Weaver. won first prize
for highest score.
JIM, Thompson of Sleepy Eye and
A. 81. Hall, Of the firm Of Emery, Hall
& Fletcher transacted legal business be-