New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-08-13

enterprise, nome German as we'll as Ger
man.
LEGAL Dashes.
The excursion from st. Paul will be
here Sunday, Aug. 23d.
The wheat crop of Blue Earth coun-
ty, according to the Mankato Repie,O,
is estimated at 1850, 900 bushels.
Quite number Of our citizens went
to Sleepy Eye yesterday to witness the
dedicationof the new bell for the Cath
Ollie church.
The County Commissioners are in
session this week. We will publish
their proceedings in next weeks is.
sue, if possible.
County Auditor Constans is the
most happiest man in town, and no
wonder. He has been presented with
a nice little girl which will by and by
call him pa. AIS we'll at home. Boys,
what will you take!
Oliver Dalrymple has been running,
on his Dakota farm, one hundred and
fifteen self.blnders and twenty thresh.
ing machines. He will take his wheat
to Duluth, for which he has engaged
thfrty-six cars for every day for tive
weeks.
John Lauterbach is building an ad.
dition to his wagon shop, which, when
completed, will be used for black.
smith shop, John is an enterprising,
Industrious young man and is building
himself up good business.
The many friends of A. Walton, our
register Of deeds, will be pain ed to
learn that he was confined to his room
all last week by sickness. He is now
improving and will no doubt soon be
able to assume his duties again.
Mr.. Robert P. A. Nix, who has been.
engaged as teacher Of our public
schools during the last six years, ten.
tered his resignation to the Board of
Education, last week. We understand
that it is the intention of Mr.. Nix
after. leaving this place to finish his
course at the State university.
This is what the Mankato correspon.
dent Of the Pioneer Press says about
boys carrying revolvers:
Certain young boys from IL to Is
years of age carry revolvers, and in the
evening put them to bad use. The
practice is dangerous one. The re.
volvers should be taken away, the boys
spanked and kept at home at night.
The Fire Department hold pic mic
at Turner Hall Park next Sunday af-
ternoon, to be followed with an illumi-
nation and ball in Turner Hall in the
evening. The undertaking is laud.
able one, as it is intended to start a
dremen's aid fund with the proceeds.
See the programme in another column.
Reports from Russia and Germany
in regard to the wheat crop do not
seem to be very encouraging. It ap.
pears that they are almost a total fail.
ure, and consequently America will
be called on to provide a large portion
Of Europe with breadstuffs. Minneso-
ia will this year be able to contribute
q liberal share toward supplying the
people across the Atlantic.
Mr.. Doty Of CORTLAND informs us
that his wheat crop this year will
average at least twenty-five bushels
per acre, and that it will all grade
No. /. He has good quality of seed
which accounts for his large yield.
Nothing is saved by buying poor seed
because it is a trifle cheaper than
good seed.
We are requested to say that Mr..
Knut Anderson, of Linden, will be a
candidate for the Office of County SUI.
perintendent Of Schools before the
coming Republican county convention.
Mr.. Anderson graduated at the Man.
kato Normal school in 1877, and has
since then taught ten terms. on first.
class certificates. in this and adjoining
counties.
NJ. "A. Bingham's horse took q notion
to have q little run on his own account
last Friday. The result was that he
jerked things around in such a manner
as to dump Mr.. Bingham off the wagon,
after which his horseship proceeded on
his way minus driver, scattering parts
Of the wagon along the alley back Of
Brey's livery stable. The horse was
finally secured without having receiv
ed any injuries.
!. Last Thursday night, DR.. Berry wa.
called to attend q man named VIM
Sell, Of Cairo township, Renville Co
who was suffering from strangulatet
! hernia lrupture) The rupture tool
place on Wednesday while Mr.. Sci
| was raking off reaper. The DR.. wa
J accompanied by Geo. Marti, who rem
dered valuable assistance in TIL,
performance Of the necessary opera
tions which the case required. TIL
| DR., saysit was high time that he wa
called, had It been postponed for SOM
time longer the case would have proye'
fatal.
The Ottawa correspondent Of the 81
!. Peter Pribl,se is responsible for th
S Ifnllnvpinu. A man in thia town SHOCK