New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-09
Mrs. Burkhardt returned to Chicago

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1 Jos. Peterson of Norseland was in
town Wednesday.
A daughter arrived in the family of
Frank Schneider on Monday.
Il. L. Blethen transacted business in
Springfield Monday morning.
Claus antony sold eighty acres of his
land last week for 1927 an acre.
Fred Pfeaneder is being mentioned by
friends for the Office of city clerk.
A. Steinhauser on Wednesday bought
outlets 313 and ga of E. G. Koch for
$3.50.
Mrs. Niemann, who lives in the north
ern part OF town, is not expected to
| live.
Gustav Garbrecht and Miss Schmidt
were married by Justice Baasen last
Saturday.
DR.. Z. M. Marcellus, VIM. Gieseke
and wife and H. 6. Hays of Sleepy Eye
were in the city Monday.
Jos. Peterson sold an imported Perch.
eron horse to Carl Olstad and Peter
Nesting of Lake Hanska for a very fan
cy price on Monday.
The team of David Haeberle INDUCED
in runaway on Minnesota street on
Monday morning and succeeded in caus-
ing quite little excitement as well as
smashing several wagons.
| Chas Silverson Will erect a large
stable near the Eagle Mill at cost of
$4,000. 1t will be be supplied with
numerous conveniences, and will be by
all odds the finest barn in the city,
Judge Gallagher of Sleepy Eye has
been appointed agent by large west
ern land company to sell lands in Rem
vile, Swift, Kandiyohi, Chippewa and
Big Stone counties, comprising in all
over 10000 acres.
Early yesterday morning Henry Rol-
yes sold his interest in the Dakota House
Livery to his partner, Anton Wiesner.
who will hereafter conduct the business
alone. Mr.. Rolves has not vet decided
what line of business he will engage
in.
The Peoples Party Committee met
in Sleepy Eye last Saturday and called
a joint meeting of the Alliance members
and Peoples Party to be held in Sleepy
Eye on April S0th. The object of the
meeting is to bring about union of the
Alliance and Third party voters.
Several important farm transfers were
made this week. Among Others, Carl
Gluth sold 200 acres in Eden to VIM.
kremin for 81. and August Koenig
OF Nicollet bought 10 acres of VIM
Meyer in the same town for $3.50.
The latter buys H. M. Balls place.
The committee appointed to raise the
worlds fair fund in Ncollet county
| have gone to work to raise the $500.
The city Of st. Peter was appor}ioned
as its share ss40O anC the same has been
raised with signers to four notes of 800
each. Three other notes are being cir
culated in the country and there is no
doubt that the whole amount will be
forth coming,-St. Peter Herald.
| Edward Neuman of New Ulm on
tuesday concluded the purchase of
Mrs. Shows lot opposite the store of
Sinclair Bros. & Bronn, the purchase
price being $4,000. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Neuman intends to put up a
three story hotel with cafe attachment
He has plenty Of means and the hotel
will be asubstantial addition to the
village Fairmont Sentinel.
| According to the St. Peter Journal,
James Horner, of Pittsburg, who is now
classed among the mlllionaires of that
city, says that the next celebration of
the Sioux Massacre on Aug. % at New
| Ulm must be more enthusiastic than
ever. He will be here personally and
wants every soldier of the massacre to
be present. dim was one of the origi-
nal thirteen and he means to stick to
the little band while it lasts.
The Republican county committee
held a meeting in the Review Office
Monday afternoon and fixed upon
April 18th at Sleepy Eye as the date for
the county convention to elect delegates
to the state and congressional conven-
ton for the election of delegates to the
national convention at Minneapolis.
The following members of the commit.
tee were present: G, L. Roos, VIM.
Gleseke and G. A. Spellbrink.
Mayor Wagner tried his hand last
week at initiating the owners of cattle