New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-12-10
Loreno Department,
(By Our Regular Correspondent Busted.)

to CORTLAND Station.
Henry Goetsche serves hot lunch
every evening precisely at 6 O'Clock.
Items are scarce and ye Busted is in
a quandary what to say, no dog fights
or runaways having occurred.
An excellent quality of tom and
Cherry" atJ. p. Franz's saloon. If
you don't believe it try glass and con-
vince yourself.
VIM. Zieske has concluded not to
take Greeley's advice to 60 west and
has gone east to Waterville, LIE Sueur
county. where he will ]ocate.>
CT Conrad is getting his buggies
all newly painted and striped.
CT vowes he will keep up with the
times.
Trautmann l. Smith bought up two
more car loads of fat cattle, and Mr..
Smith started for the Chicago market
with them last Friday.
| Our new depot is already making
quite show. By the way they are
rushing things it want take long to
complete it.
Painter Long has filed his contract
at Burns and is back again and ready
to receive all orders.
Christ. Trebesh, one of Mr.. Tulley's
section men. had the misfortune to let
a railroad tie fall on his foot which
will lay him up for few days.
Turkeys and chickens, either dead
or alive, can be obtained at Traut.
man. meat market. He also keeps
fresh oysters, crackers and rye and
wheat bread.
Bakers warehouse being once more
ready for the reception of wheat, Will
liam can again be seen on the
street looking out for the main chance.
OF course he pays the highest market
price. ,......... ..-...
We are having a small snow storm
at this writing and it is not very pleas
ant to be out. The roads are in first
late condition and if it continues snow.
ing long enough we will have a sleigh
ride, the first in FIVE years. Ho!
The Wide Awake last week slept
little over time. 1t did not come out
until Saturday although it's issuing day
is Tuesday. Rising, you shouldn't go
cumming around New Ulm and let
your precious readers go without the
news.
John B. Schmitt, our jolly saloon.
keeper at Graft old stand, is prepared
to furnish several brands of the best
fresh oysters, also Hauenstein's lager
beer, and fine cigars. If you don't be-
lieve it try him.
Mr.. NJ. Zieske received severe kick
from one of his hol SEES last Sunday.
The horse struck him on his right arm
and laid him out flat on the ground but
no bones were broken. Mr.. z. will
be 0. X. again in a few days.
'Rah for L. Hanson! He has opened
out beautiful assortment Of toys, no.
lions and holiday goods generally,
which he will sell mighty cheap. Don't
! forget Hanson at the post Office when
you do your shopping for holiday
goods.
The ladies' socfable, of the w. G. T.
U. association, at the Congregational
church last Thursday evening was
very we'll attended. The entertain
ment was excellent and the refresh.
ments unsurpassed. Due notice of
their next will besgiven.
The Free Reading Room and Circu-
lating Library Association completed
their organization on Wednesday even
| ing last in the presence of a large at
| tendance. The supper was superb
and all present hoped that those in
charge would do so often.
Eaton l. Co. have at last received a
car load of wood. Your correspond.
emit started in pursuit but there were
some fifty already hanging onto Ho-
races coat tail crying for "wood,
wood"
Judge Cox has rendered decision
in favor of the appellant in the cases
appealed by j. NJ. Thompson from
the decision of the Board of Co. Com.
missioners in disallowing bills pre-
sented by the following named gentle.
men: Geo. Heart, r. G.. Robinson
TT. L. Gilbert and Morris Conrad.
| VIM, Carey, engineer on the west
ern division gave the boys the slip ant
| went to La Cross, Wis, and when hi
returned young lady accompanied
! him who, he said, was his sister; but
the boys were not to be taken in SC
easily and he finally acknowledged
that it used to be Miss Katie Keelane
but was now Mrs. Carey, and to keel
the boys III good humor he set 'em vi
handsomely.
a young farmer came into town ,
few days ago and after filling up Will
turkey and Sleepy Lake eye watel
started on his return with several O.
his friends, with the reins dangling b.
the horses sides. The horses couldn'l
stand the temptation and started on ,
run, spilling tho occupants Of the wag
on about promiscuo usly. Our trien'
!, Ackley, who was at the helm, CAV
], up and tumbled out at the back end
i Pete Majewski's peicket fence suffere,
} the same fate his wood pile did som
} time ago. Peter, you are IN danger
]. Put up stone fence 10 feet high Q