New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-14
NEW BIM AND YICINl I 7.
4-Paw is coming


4-Paw is coming.
Three car loads Of Icelanders passed
west last Thursday bound for Candy,
where large colony IS being formed!
4.Puq5, the greatest Snowman on the
American continent, will be in New
Ulm with his mammoth show Septem.
her 5th.
Stars and stripes waved over Turner
Hall last Sunday in honor Of the one
hundredth anniversary Of the birth
day of yahn.
We trust that those who have kindly
furnished items for the Review, will
not forget 10 continue so doing during
the absence of the editor.
The atmosphere last Saturday was
very smoky, and it looked as if the In
dian summer season had set in. The
smoke was no doubt caused by burning
wheat.
The REyIEW, always first in such
matters, presents its readers this week
with the statistical crop report of
Brown county. The report presents
official figures and facts and should re-
ceive a careful perusal.
Billy Erd is erecting a new shop
upon the vacant piece of ground ad-
joining his present place OF business.
AS soon as his new building is COM
pleted he will renoyate his old one into
a store room.
DR.. Yarnall is at the Dacotah House
to-day and for this day only. Invalids
had better call at once and see the
doctor for we are positively informed
that he will make only three or four
more visits this year, and we intimat-
ed as much in our issue Of last week.
Talbot & Rinke, of Sleepy Eye, speak
to the people this week through the
columns of the Review. This firm
have just built themselves large and
commodious store, which is filled with
goods from. cellar torgarret. Their
stock is large, of a good quality, and
embraces every thing usually kept in a
general store. Read their ADVERTISE
ment in another column. and then go
and see for yourselves.
Fred. Beinhorn, the boy that shot
Geo. Baar, an account O. which we
gave last. week, had an examina ton be-
fore Justice Fischer last Wednesday,
county attorney Weber appearing on
behalf. of the State and T. Baasen for
defendant. Beinhorn was found guilty
of lnanslaughter in the. fourth degree,
and was bound over until the Novem-
beI term of court.
The Centennial anniversary Of
the birth of Father jam, the
founder Of the Turner Organization,
was celebrated at Turner hall on Sun
dayevening last. The programme CON
SISTED Of gymnastic exercises by7O or
80 boys several selections by the new
cornet band, an Grafton by Capt. Nix,
and aatableau accompanied by music,
vocal and instrumental. The whole
was concluded by q hop which lasted
until about 2 CLOCK,
ART CRAD. MI. III. E. WELCOME,
of Redwood Falls is in town and is
about to start a class in art craiO. Those
wishing to learn the art would do well
to call on hiEa at the Daceta house and
examine his work, and the work of his
students. MI. Welcolne MiM submit
this art to anyoRe--oyer years Of age
entirely on its dWn merits. He qua
rantees to make the art Of drawing and
shading, portrait and landscape draw
ing, caricatulB &c., satisfactorily
plain. in one OF Two lessons, or charges
nothing for his instruction.
Oscar Hanft, special agent:and adj
juster of the Mutual Hail ms. Co. Of
Wisconsin, who has just returned from
the scene of the late hail storms in
Nicollet and RenNille counties, in
forms us that his company sustained
losses in these two counties amounting
to $l3,006.0O. all of which have been
satisfactorily adjusted. He says that
the storm was most severe in the Vi
cinity of Jos. Anton and Mr.. Stadtherr
in. West Newton, sthe corn being cut
down as with a mower, and the small
grain which had not been cut was
beaten into tho ground as if done by
sheep. The windows, sash and all, ia
Mr.. Stadtherr's house were beaten in
by the hailstones which were quite
large.
PERSONAL. <<$
- $780, 4