New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-09-25
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favorably.
Last Sabbath was very windy, dis
agreeable day.
Judge Cox held special term of
court in Redwood Falls last Thursday.
The best and cheapest pocket cutlery
in the city at the City Drug Store.
Samuel Baumgertner has succeeded
Mr.. Kirchstein as assistant in our post.
office.
Bishop Ireland held devine service
at Birch Cooley last Sunday, and in
town Emmett on Monday.
Anton Brey shipped four car loads of
beef cattle to Chicago last Monday. He
was accompanied by Jos. Gales.
Oh, how the dust did fly last Sunday!
On Minnesota street it looked for all in
the world like regular January biz
Yard.
| The post Office sign was blown down
last Sunday and in it's descent came
within an ace Of striking John Wisner,
OF town Cottonwood, on the head.
If our Linden correspondent would
cOnflne himself more to news matters
and not write SO much balder dash his
letters would receive more attention.
The Harvest Home Festival which
will be held at the Schuetzen Garden
next Sunday, weather permitting. will
be pleasant affair and should be we'll
patroniZed.
The Redwood County Fair is held in
Redwood Falls to-day and tomorrow.
The Gazette says that there is eyery
prospect that it will be an excellent
fair.
"A splendid new line of stationery.
plank BOOKS. box papers, pocket books,
OIL books, albums. autograph albums,
ETC., will be opened out at the CITY
Drug Store the latter part of this week.
VIM. f. Cahoon. from Lyon county.
for the past ninety days confined in
our Jail, has become insane and yester.
Gay morning was conveyed to the St.
Peter asylum.
| Why in thunder don't the 37th dist.
Republican Senatorial committee call a
convention? fla convention is to be
held and candidate put in the field it
is high time that it was called.
i We understand that John Mander.
field, our present efficient sheriff. will
be a candidate for that Office before
the next Independent county ctNlven-
ton.
The large stock of toys. notions and
holiday goods at the City Drug Store
has all been nnpacked and placed on
shelves and tables in the second story.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to come in and examine the assert
ment.
ARepublican caucus will he held at
Turner Hall tomorrow evening for the
purpose OF electing seven delegates to
represent New Ulm in the Republican
nominating convention, which will he
held at the Court House next SATURDAY..
See call elsewhere.
! Mrs. j. II. Gibbs has removed her
millinery store to the building lately
occupied by the Mankato Wooden
/ Manufacturing Co.. opposite NJ. Epple's
meat market. She informs us that she
has just received a large assortment of
| Fall goods embracing all the latest
styles. Her prices will always COM
pare favorably with others. Go and
see for yourselves.
It is with pleasure that we call the
attention of our readers to the card of
Geo. kaufman which appears in anoth-
er column. Mr.. kaufman is resi-
dent OF this place of number of years,
speaks the German language, and is
considered as one of our ablest attor-
|neys. He pays especial attention to
( the collection of notes and accounts
entrusted to him, and is,noted for the
prompt manner with which he attends
to such business.
i Rt. Rev. Bishop Ireland arrived in
our city from Birch Cooley yesterday
evening, accompanied by Rev. Swift,
colony agent of Swift county. Rev. w.
Brady. of Birch Cooley land Rev. Alex.
Berghold, of this city. We understand
j that an immense crowd attended con-
firmation on last Sunday at Birch Coo.
ley, and that over one hundred were
confirmed.
/ Among our new advertisements
| this week may be found those of Miss
! I. Westphal, and Mrs. a. Gliding.
! Both of these ladies carry very nice
stock of millinery goods, and Miss
Westphal has just returned from Chi
cago' with all the latest styles. Mrs.
Olding has also just received her fall