New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-04-06
O. N. Olsen went 10 Chicago Saturs

day afternoon.
Geo. Doehne made a business trip to
st. Paul yesterday,
Miss Hedwig Rudolph is visiting
friends in Minneapolis.
/ r. Kossner has sold his saloon fix
lures to a Lamberton man,
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
went from here to Morton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorlien of Granite Falls
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Larson.
t Certain New Ulm parties contemplate
the establishment Of a pop factory at
Springfield.
Inspector Bunker will inspect the
militia company this place on the
28th Of May.
Fl. S. Kennedy, representative of the
Southern Millers' Association, was in
town Monday.
III. r. Blethen will occupy the resi-.
dence that Ernst Wicherski will build
on State Street.
1 Anton Loesch of this city has been
employed in the butchershop of VIM.
Walters in Fairfax.
Rev. friedman, a student in the col
lege. and Mrs Dan Dingler will be
married on the 18th.
Ernst Brandt Jr. has gone to Manka-
to to accept a position in one of the.
German newspaper offices.
Geo. Francisco, miller of Blue
Earth City, spent Thursday here, look
ing over the various mills.
A large barn will be built to the rear
of B. Bebnke & Co. 5 store for use by
Albert Behnke in his veterinary work.
Geo. w. Somerville represented
Brown county at the Republican League
gathering IN Minneapolis last Wednes-
day.
VIM. Edwards has been granted a
pension of So per month under the old
law through the agency OF A. Blan-
chard.
Chas. Schroeder Of CORTLAND has re-
turned from his North Nakota trip but
will remove to that state in the fall to
remain.
The Democratic club has elected Fred
Pfaender president, 0. G. Stricken,
vice, president A. Steinhauser secretary
and w. e. Koch treasurer.
DR.. Wells, whose wit and eloquence
created such q furore in the Minneapo-
lis Christian Endeavor Convention, will
lecture in. New Uln in May.
The contract for building an addition
to the Congregational church will be
| let tomorrow. The addition will be
26 81 feet and will cost $1,000.
Springfield is pushing ahead rapidly.
] The latest Improvement decided upon
is a brick block three stories high and
1l0x 100 feet, to be used as a hotel and
opera house.
| The Vetter House in Fairfax was sci
on fire by incendiaries on last Tuesday
| night, who while the excite ment lasted,
made an effort to burglarize several
tstores and private residences.
t. CroEe and wife will take a trip to
the Pacific Coast the latter part of this
month. They will go by way of the
Union Pacific, returning after an alb
sence of six weeks over the Northern
! Pacific.
| The school board on Friday evening
decided to erect a new school building
in the section of town surrounding the
depot. The building proposed by Prof.
Nix will be 29x50 feet, of brick and on
" one story.
Anlnteresting entertainment was Civ
en- by the Ladies' Society at Turner
! Hall on Sunday evening, consisting OF
musical recitals, readings and one
act theatre. At the conclusion of the
programme dancing was INDUCED in.
The St. James Plaindealer gives cur
rency to the report that Mr.. b. G. San
born ofthe Madelia Times was last
week arrested for cruelty to animals,
the charge being that he allowed his
stock to 60 without food until two had
died and another was unable to rise.
Officials Of the Northwestern road to
the number Of three, concluding Gen.
Sanborn, were here Monday and selee-
ted the site for thenew depot. Being I'M
able to secure the track grounds desired
they have changed the location to First
South and the depot will be built there
before the first of August. It will cost
in the neighborhood of $4,000.