New Ulm weekly review., 1879-11-26


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.-.. Engine.
Our carpenters are very busy just
now
We are spleased to State that Andy,
our "Boss" barber, is again able to be
at his post Of duty. 80.
Mrs. Zieske is still convalescent and
not able to get out of doors. -'
Mrs. J. A. White and father have
gone to Brookings, D. T.
Corn comes in by the wholesale and
brings l8 cts. per bushel.
Mrs. T. NJ. Marcellus has returned
much improved in health.
The Revere House is showing to
better advantage since it has been ve-
neered. ... .....
turkeys and chickens are being
brought in by the wagon loads and are
sold for 6 and 7 cents per pound.
Talbot 4 Rinke's new warehouse is
now completed.
Jos. Trautmann is erecting very
nice barn on the place where his ice
house stood.
Work on the new depot will he CON-
menced at once, if Busted is informed
rightly.
John Zieske wants a good boy about
Is or 16 years of age to learn the har-
ness trade.
CT Conrad has put in some new hors.
es and buggies and is running an A
No. livery stable.
A good many new buildings are in
course of construction. Brooklin is
not behind with her little building
boom.
Mr.. Kimm has so far recovered
from the effects of his late unpleasant
ness as to be able to be at the bench
again and pull the wax end.
Joe Trautman has fitted up his meat
| market in first.class style, which is
| now one of the best west of Chicago.
Peter Majewski says his business is
80 rushing that he will he obliged to
soon employ more clerical help.
A crossing has been laid from the
Revere House across 4th street to join
the sidewalk on 5th st. Now one or
two more pieces on 5th street leading
to the Post Office and we are happy.
We are informed that quite num-
her of O ,r citizens will attend the
Thanksgiving entertainment of the
| Governors Guards at New Ulm to.mor-
row evening.
The How sewing machine agent is in
town and will be for several days.
| Why don't some good party in Loreno
take hold and sell the reliable How
| machine! ....
Louis Hanson, at the Post Office. has
received an elegant stock Of toys, no.
tions and fancy goods for the holidays.
| When in want of anything in that line
give him call. .z. .:.E
VIM. Z,eske and F, Schade have tax.
an Greeley's advice and gone west to
look up favorable location for har'
ness shop. Those two men under
stand their business, and don't you
forget it. 49,. ..........
MARR1ED-At New Ulm, Nov. Oath.
Mr.. Jos. Frantz and Miss Regena
Black. After the nuptial knot had
been tied they returned to the brides
father where a splendid supper was
served. which was followed by a grand
lance. Joe, come home, the boys are
waiting for you.
The big wind and dirt storm las
Wednesday made some of our people
brace up. Runitz & Bendixen's stor'
had to be braced to keep things from
falling off the shelves. John Hanson
new building came very near being
wrecked, and had it not been for MIR
Miller it would have shared the SAM
fate as did MIR. Bingham 8 Outhouse.
| A Free Reading Room and Librar!
Association has been organized at thi
place with the following officers:
Rev. Loba, President.
Mr.. A. w. Bingham. Vice Pesident
Mr.. Thresher, Rec. Sec.
| Mr. P. p. Raller, Cor. Sec.
Mrs. F. Ibberson, Librarian.
The next regular meeting of the go
ciety will be held this, Wednesday
evening at 7 o clock. The room is fre
; to all, but no paper, book. &C., is t.
he taken therefrom except on Satur
days. A fine of ten cents will be i'm
posed for keeping book longer thar
\ week. Our friends will always fin
; the Review on file at the room.
There are some citizens of New Uln
who will remember some seven year
ago to have listened to a man discus
religious topics upon the street corners
That man has again made his appear
ance, but in this, under town of Sleep
Eve. Mr.. X. A. Burnell-the abOv
: mentioned gentlman has during tn
, past week analized as well as possibl
J | the social condition Of Sleepy Eye. a
to morals, education, and temperance
, The schools were visited several times
! and the children perfectly charme'
: with the kind words and sympathati
! demeanor Of the man. Steps hav
been taken to establish a general read
ing-room under the auspicies of a ten
I. perance club. The intelligence Of tn
industrious men at the roundhOus
has greatly encouraged this eftor,
! All the citizens so far as we have col
suited them think this is q move j
!. the right direction. People ought t
= become well informed, and the Onl
4 way to become so is to read--readg goo
q books and good papers. These the q
d ciety--the plans maturing proposes
- furnish. Let all education loving an