New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-23
Local News.
Albert Setter is in st. Paul.

Q. NJ. Olson will go to Chicago in a
few days.
VIM scheiderich is employed by Ma
gel & Doster.
Keute & Nagel have their Office inthe
Masonic Block.
Rev. Berghold will leave for South
America ia about two weeks.
F. Kueizlng will sell clothing at auc-
ton the remainder of the year.
Mrs. Col Baasen spent the greater
portion of the week in st. Paul.
There will be special meeting Of the
city council next Thursday evening.
Andrew Peterson has sold the Neu-
mann farm to Avis Kopp for $s,42o.
Geo. Helling and wife Of Madelia are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 81 ]. Z. Bleth-
en-.
The Maennerchor will give an invita-
ton concert at Turner Hall on the 9th
of April.
W. A. Hubbard made a business trip
to Madison, Wisconsin, the fore part of
the week.
Alfred Hellmann has given up his po-
sition in Saltwater and will return to
New Ulm.
Fred Stewart has taken three weeks
vacation and will visit during that time
in Chicago.
II. L. Blethen has the contract for
furnishing the Springfield Roller Mill
with repairs.
Geo. Bevier was made happy on Fri
day by the arrival in his family of an
other son.
The father of Jacob Bake died at
his home in Lake Hanska on the 4th,
aged "a years.
N. Henningsen has purchased the lot
at the corner of German and 9TH South
Streets Tor 94UU.
Among those who are reported as
quite sick this week are Mrs. Doehne
and Mrs. Marden.
The material for the bridges arrived
late last week and work will now be
pushed with vigor.
Rev. Eyrich of Le Sueur will preach
in the Evangelical church tomorrow
Thursday evening,
G. B. Liver, who is now engaged in
the wholesale business in Omaha, was in
the city over Sunday.
A. G. Ochs of Springfield was in town
Saturday on his way to Iowa in the in.
terest of his brickyards.
T. Crone was in Minneapolis last
week and was initiated into the myster-
les of the Mystic Shrine.
Hans Rukke and Alfred Helling OF
Linden, while on their trip to Nebraska,
bought half section of land.
ST. Peter is also being numbered by
e. P. Wheeler, the same gentleman
who furnished the plat for New Ulm.
August Kemper arrived here from
Muscatine, Iowa, last week and will
spend the summer with Henry Well
| ner.
Architect Heers is drawing the plans
for G. Schreier's new residence. Il
| will be of brick and 3Ox32 feet in di
mansions.
The revenue from liquor licences, as
appears from the clerks notice in an
other column, will amount 20 $4,000
this year.
Albert Mattice will move his house
hold goods to Springfield this week. He
is employed there as the representative
| of Jacob Klossner Jr.
The examination of five persons, held
for the murder Of Christian Thorstad in
Butternut Valley, commenced in Manka.
to before Judge Porter on Monday.
hugo Fischer left for Quincy, ILL.,,
Monday afternoon. He will return tin
May 10 accept a position as instructor
in the Turnverein's school Of gymnas-
tics.
j. K. Lank ard, of Redwood Falls and
president of the Republican club Of that
city, was in town Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Lankard at one time lived in New
JTlm.
VIM. La Frambois, now of Fairfax,
but formerly Of West Newton, has been
paid $1,000 within the past week for
SERVICES rendered in 1862 as a govern
ment scout.
Samuel Stamm leaves this week for