New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-29

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When you are in want of anything in
the printing line don't forget that you
can get almost nything you want from
a two sheet poster to a visiting card at
the Review Office. A paper cutter has
lately been added to our office which
enables us to cut paper for any kind Of
a job in good shape. r.
The indQmitable umbrella member
was in town last Saturday, What
next?- New Ulm REV ).
What. next! Don't you know? a.
good many Of your citizens. will havsI
to breast future storms until they buy
new unbre las. - O1Udto7,1oa Journal. j Il
Pretty rough on the umbrella mend-
er. 5ss' ay.<s + s sfsf: sSssS1
We learn from Mr.. Tory Olesen Of
this place, that his8mother's aunt, Mrs.
n. Birge, was fatally wounded during
the ravages# of Che tornado which
passed through portions of wisconsin.
last week; that her son Herbrand and
her husband Narve Birge were killed
outright, their bodies haVing been car
ried q distance Of about 100 rods Whefe.
they were found among the debris
fearfully mangled. The Birge family
were residents Of. the; town Of Priln-
rose, Dane Co., Wisconsin.
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The Review has found its way into
the family circle of a good many house
holds, and is received everywhere with
great favor, as the following short. but
pointed communication clearly demon
strates:: ss ~ & e 0
= Walnut Station, May 81. 1875.
Jos. #Bobleter,, Dear Sir: Enclosed
please find one dollar for which send
me your weekly Review. Ny folks
say they cap't set along without it.
$50 'a.s = Yours respectfully,
w. II. Owens.
The Chicago & N northwestern Rail
way CO. have issued a very neat little
paper called ''The North and West IL
Illustrated. The paper is specially got
|iup for the benefit Qftourists and is &C.
companied with a list of tourists ho-
|tels located at the different summerre-
|Esorts on the lines Of. the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway or tributary
lines. Our eastern AND southern friends
contemplating to spend the summer in
the N Northwest should send tow. H.
IStennett, Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago, for
lone Of these papers. . 7,.ff. d
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Quite a large number Of people as
Isembled at Turner Hall last Monday
Ievening for the purpose Of disorganiz-
Ting the Independe School Dist. of
! New. Ulm. The meeting had been
called for the purpose Of eorgamfziing
the district, but a majority Of those
present came there with the intention
of disorganizing it and had ballots pre-.
pared which read as follows: ssIndepen.
dent School District: No" The friends
of plr present school system were
dumfo founded at this unexpected as.
sault, but their anxiety was relieved
when Mr.. Wagner informed the meet.
ing, upon calling it to order, that the
petition had not been properly signed,
and that new call would be issued
4 for NEE ding to be held on ~ une til.
I TIE NEE ting hereuulplsoqA3 adjourned. S'
we cannot eonceiFR why these men
wish to destroy orr present effective
tschool system, unleSs they expect
thereby to hinder thu building Of the
. new school house., There are but few
towns in Minnesota that can boast OF
better schools than we have, and the
views Of the men who wish to go back
Ito the old system must be so narrow
that they cannot see beyond their own
shad low. We hope that they will think
better Of the matter and not make ass.
es Of themselves at tn e eeting. Jun
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