New Ulm review., 1900-04-25


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Mr G. +. Mo~ery returned Ffiiday
evening from Minnea polls vhers 10 had
bsen = delegate 70 the Women,s Board
i OF Interior Mission. s95s
& Emil Witt and Mis Ida Ratzke, bott
| Of this city, were married q tho Lnth.
|eran church last "wednesday, the Rev
| g. T. Albrecht officiating.
Mrs. DR.. Pfister Of Winthrop, who
has been visiting relatives in Ohio fol
several weeks, passed though this city
Monday on her way home.
Attorney 3 Hoidale entertained the
whist club with dancing party al
schelrs hall Monday evening. About
forty invited guests were present and !
very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Peter ]. Arbes, clerk at the Pioneer
Drug Store, and Adolph @. Merle, clerk
A. the City Drug Store, passed their. ex-
animation before the state board last
week with honors and are now full
fedged pharmacists.
! Work on the new machiner; ware
house being built by F. H. Retzlaf in
the Northwestern yards is being pushed
rapidly along and it is expected that
: the building will be ready for use with
IN the next ten days.
Honstain Bros, contractors on the
new elevator to be built by the Eagle
Mill company, broke ground for the
foundation yesterday morning. Much
of the materiatis already on the ground
and it is expected that the work will be
we'll under way by next Monday.
Miss Susy &. Poetz of Shakopee, has
accepted the position of teacher in the
first north primary to fill the vacancy
caused by the illness OF Miss Mohr and
will commence her duties here next Mon
day. Miss Poetz is very highly recon-
mended as primary teacher and will
no doubt give perfect satisfaction.
August Koehler, farm hand in the
employ of Frank Guggisberg at Kloss-
ner, was seriously injured last Thursday
by the falling of tree which he was
cutting down. He is married. having a
wife aud six children. His condition at
the present time while quite serious is
still somewhat improved. - ~ 49,
The lumber is new on the ground for
the G. & N. W. coal sheds and the work
of construction will be started as soon
as the necessary grading can be done.
The contract for the grading and re-
arranging of the side tracks and the put
ting in of large amount of new track
age required has been let to Mankato
firm and the work will be commenced
at. once. It is expected that the plant
we'll be ready for use by June 1st. ..
The New Ulm Gun and Rod Club held
its annual meeting Monday evening and
elected the following officers for the
current year: Jos Bobleter, president;
William E. Koch, vice president; Fred
Pfaender, secretary; John Toberer, treas
urer. B. Stockman, J. P. Graft, Fred
Grebe and John Hauenstein jr. were
elected to membership. 1t was decided
to hold regular weekly shoots every
Thursday afternoon at 80 during the
season, commencing Thursday of this
week. >se
| The Review has received communi.
cation from large brass and art goods
company which desires to locate here il
satisfactory arrangements can be made
"We will," says the communication
] scontract and furnish bond to start up
| IL
The correspondence has been referred to
the Commercial Union and it is expected
that some action will be taken upon ii
Immediately to find out if the offer is
bona fde or if it is attached to the GUS
tomary string. - =. =..- Il. -. . <
Whilein Springfield last Friday We
were shown through the lumber sheds
of the Schmidt & Lehrer Co. and must
own to considerable surprise at theil
magnitude The main shed is 104x14O
and has storage capacity for $4,000
stock of lumber. which by the way il
about the size of the stock usually car
RED by this firm. Beside the main shet
they also have additional storage rooml
| for lath, shingles, sash doors and blinds
| The institution is q large one and .