New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-20
Ex-sherif schmid transacted business

A1e A-oAeIlA ocnmiu transacted business
here yesterday.
John Schottenbauer died on Monday
from the grippe.
/ Miss Louise Baarsch is visiting
friends in Argyle.
I. JOS, Kneal and VIM. Gifert, Tracy
ties, were in town Wednesday.
DR.. Andrews of Mankato was in the
city Monday on professional business.
Judge Cox of St. Peter is spending
the winter in Los. Angeles, California.
DR.. a. 3. Koehne made trip west
last week on veterinary.surgical bust
ness.
Il. A. Roth and wife, both aged peo-
pie, are confined TO their home with
sickness.
N. M. Phygerson,a st. Paul attorney,
had business before Judge Weber on
Saturday.
Emil Wicherski will &c. to Saltwater
on the 3lst to attend a session of the
Turnbezirk.
q sister of Mr.. Furst came here from
! KansasCity to attend the Furst-Hauen-
stein wedding on Monday.
/ Alfred Roos took a trip up west this
morning in the interests of the New
Ulm Elevator Co. He will 90 as far as
Candy.
Supt. Kiehle has designate Mankato
as the place for holding a summer
school for this, Blue Earth and Nicol-
let counties.
The Maennerchor with few friends
spent Saturday evening at Schmucker's
IlVoll. Music dancing and general
good cheer enlivened the event.
] Among those whom sickness have
overtaken this week are Judge Weber,
A. Blanchard, Judge Brandt, Jonas
Lautepschlager, and p. G, Koch
| Chas. Stuebe's team tore loose from
| the stockyards on Monday evening and
INDUCED in a runaway. It was eleven
o'clock before they were caught and
brought to town.
| The partnership existing between H
R. Dirks and G. Fierke in the merchan
tile business in Springfield has been dis
solved, the former continuing in tht
business alone. Mr.. Dirks is New
Ulmite.
!. H. P. Hallecbeck, assistant genera
superintendent of the Northwestern
road, appeared before the council OF
Monday evening and argued againstEtht
appointment of fagmen for the Centre
and Third South street crossings, In,
council laid the matter over to a future
meeting.
I A. b, Falk, who went from Milford
to California about three months agt
died on the 18th in Los Angeles. Hi.
father started for that city a few day!
ago to visit with his son, but on his ar
rival found him dead. He was young
man OF only twenty-eight years, ant
had been sick for some time with con
sumption.
M. Lauterbach, one of New Ulm'
Oldest citizens, died early yesterda,
morning. He came here along with th
earliest settlers and has resided. her
ever since. He was prominent in th
Catholic church of which he was AWAY
a devout member and was never conten
ted as when dong work for what t
him was holy cause. The fun neral wi
be held tomorrow afternoon.
A horrible accident befel the Andrew
Opera Company while en- route fror
Duluth to Fargo on Friday morning
The company were travelling in specia
train and which running at a slow rat
near Brainard the train struck broker
rail and left the track. Two of thu
company We're killed and all the res
were injured. The troupe is the sam,
one that appeared in New Ulm fou
years ago.
f. III. Retzlaff was in Minneapolis
last week and purchased twenty-five o
the Minneapolis Harvester machines
While there he contracted with the new
St. Paul concern, which combines tn.
! Walter A. Wood and Minneapolis Har
vester Companies, to be their agen
| in New Ulm. The new company, be
says. contemplates making 5000 binder;
a year or enough TO supply this whole
western country.
A special from Sleepy Eye says: The
grippe has taken full possession Of the
town. Hundreds are suffering from the
1 trouble. William Bubble. one Of the