New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-04-09
oreno Depart1aent.
(By Our Regular rs.pondsat Busted,
10 RENO PRODUCE MARxEr.

Eggs per doz Honey per Is. 1870
John White is again able to be
around, but looks a little thin yet.
The foundation for Andy's new
building is at last finished.
The masons and well diggers have
been somewhat delayed by the cold
snap.
Fitzgerald and Taylor commenced
work on Mr.. ilaines foundation last
Saturday.
Mr.. White is going to christen his
popular resort ''Loreno Hotel. - Sens.
ible.
John Zieske isin receipt Of fresh lime
almost daily. Leave your orders with
him.
From all indications the brass band
is an established fact, and the boys
will commence to practice shortly.
Dr.. Marcellus reports Group quite
prevalent hereabouts, but as yet only
one fatal case.
CT Conrad has six horses in his stable
laid up with the distemper. CT is sure.
~ in bad luck.
The cold snap last week froze up
nearly all yonr correspondents items
and he had to sit on the corner all one
night to get a wink.
Mr.. Knapp, of the Revere House is
putting an addition to his hotel in or.
der to accommodate the increasing de.
inand.
Died in this village April 5th, of
Group, little daughter Of Joseph wy.
lie, aged 4 years. The funeral took
place Sunday at IL o'clock.
Mr.. E. Colby OF the town of Leaven.
worth has purchased two lots Of Mr..
Stewart and will put himself up a fine
residence.
| A few of our energetic ladies and
gentlemen are talking Of starting a lib.
rary here soon. Let every one take
hold, it is a good idea and should be
encouraged.
Our Uide-Awake man tried his luck
again after i. goose, but had to be
contented with mud hen. He says
it tasted muchy and he has lost his
laundering after game, at least mud
hens.
DR.. j. W. i. Welcome made Lore
noa flying visit II few days ago to see
how we get along in his absence. 1t
was q general remark that the doctor
looked Il little clean since he took to
baching.
Buckley is meditating on what to do
with that Burnstown correspondent Of
yours, whether to shoot him for that
stuffed rabbit OF his next door neigh
Dor. Never mind Buck, go in and show
your skill with the brush. That post
of MertZ K Yhill is proof that it was q
goose.
Tohn Youngman and Joseph Traut-
man had dispute as to who this ''Bust.
ed'' fellow that writes for We REVIEW
is. One averred that it was Andy and
the other that it was Mark, while 4
bystander soothed the boys by kindly
limiting that il was the man that sold
the COW to keep from busting. Which
un is it!
Postmaster Hanson is remodeling his
office and when finished will have three
4imes the room he formerly had. He
intends putting in new boxes and in
fact will fit up a post office worthy Of
the name. He has secured the services
of l.. j. Anderson as his deputy. A
good selection.
We noticed Thee. Kimm on the
street the other day whistling Fishers
hornepipe. When approached as to
the cause of such hilarity he said: cts
a bub and weighs just l5pounds. Your
correspondent thought he had good
cause and left him to continue tn
tune. Hardly had he left him, how.
ever, when another whistling John
was met. He said it was '.Lee" boy
and turned the scale at II pounds and
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