New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-18
The machinery for the Sigel Dreamer,

b The machinery for the Slgel Creamery
arrived yesterday.
81. Z. Blethen and A. ]. Vcgel we're in
Minneapolis this week.
Ed. Castor Of Waseca is visiting at the
home of Conrad Zeller.
Hauenstein's brewery is :eing supplied
with new appliances this week.
VIM. Burg is travelling almost con-
stantly now in the interests of his fathers
cigar factory.
Miss Chapman will not open the dress
making parlors above the City Drug
Store as has been advertised.
Theo. Bollmann has rented Hummels
house on Centre Street and will make
this his home for the summer.
F. W. Baarsch is once more able to be
up and around, fact which his many
friends will be pleased to hear.
John Lind has been named as one of
the state delegates to the Republican
league meeting in Denver in June.
The Lilliputians are in St. Paul This
week. Several of our citizens will witness
their performance tomorrow evening.
The annual meeting of the Building
and Loan Association will be held at
Turner Hall Thursday evening, May srd.
The contestants of the late election have
employed Geo. W. Somerville and Fran
els Baasen to fight their battle for them.
A bicycle "a Columbia is the best)
gives good blood, which gives good
health, which gives pleasure, which helps
good morals.
St. Peter is to have new opera house
W. H. Rounseville will expend $4,000 in
remodeling the building now used for
theatre purposes.
I John Hauenstein has nest of trout on
his place which he prizes highly. The
carp in the dam are exceedingly numer-
Gus, but still too young for use.
The St. Peter Herald Of Friday says
Joseph A. Eckstein of New Ulm was IN
the city Saturday. Joe was in great
glee over the result OF the municipal cleo
ton of this city and felt that it was a
great triumph for the cause espoused by
the opponents of S. D. Peterson and his
faction.
The Mayor has appointed the follow
ing officers: Marshal, Jos. GALES; Night
watch, M. Juenemann: Waterworks Supt.,
Chas. Stole; Street Commissioner, G..
Subilia; Street Cleaner, FIR. Macho: Gene
terry attendant, Alb. Ring: poundmaster,
John Nun. The majority in the council
found itself incompetent to deal with
the nominations until the return of their
Cu1t1, NlldS. O11VtlSOu.
The Blue Earth City Post has the fol-
lowing regarding our recent city cleo
ton: Sam Peterson, of New Ulm, the
senator from Brown county who was
pledged to vote for Cush Davis for Uni
ted States Senator at the last
session of the Legislature, but who
betrayed his constituency, was defeated
for mayor at the late election in New
Ulm. Thus both the avcnging political
Nemesis follow and set down upon po-
itical Judas Iscariots. There are others
who will hear something drop when they
come before the people for Endorsement.
Chas. Brust has one of the most valu-
able and interesting collections of stuffed
game in this section of the state, A pref
ty little fawn is included in the list, to-
gether with two beautiful and graceful
Trumpeter swans, shot on the Minnesota
river near Pfaender"s farm about three
weeks ago. Two excellent specimens of
the Goosander duck, male and female,
one long-tailed duck, very rare variety
in this part of North America, a widgeon
black duck, two green-winged teal, one
Redhead and a acknowledgement COM
plete the collection, which is gradually
being increased. The specimens are all
splendid ones when compared with those
given in Studer's Book of Birds and Mr..
Brust can we'll afford to prize them high
ly both on account of their rarity and
the excellent manner in which they have
been mounted.
Friday evening was a happy one for
at least two souls. It was the occasion
for the marriage of Chas. Heymann and
Miss Sophie Backer, both of this city.
The ceremony was performed rather quiz
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