New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-26
SLEEPY EYE DEPARTMENT..
(By Our Regul ar Correspondent Busted.
SLEEPY EYE PRODUCE MARKET.
Conrad's hotel is now ready for re.
cepti0n guests.

Conrad's hotel is now ready for re-
ception guests.
We noticed Aug. Hageman out on
the street again but he is not yet able
to walk without crutches.
Dull times. But what of that, we
notice j. p. Bertrand sells harness &C.
casionally, but only for cash.
Peter Majewski, our furniture man,
has been confined to his room for sever.
al days but is again able to be around.
Peter, keep stiff upper lip.
Andy, our barber, we noticed had
red flannel around his neck and was not
able to be around for some days, but is
now ready to use his razor again.
Charles Berg was made happy the
other day by a young twelve pound
clerk, but only to loose him again as
the little fellow has since died.
Our friends Frank Burg and J. C.
Toberer, of New Ulm, made our burg
a visit last Sunday. Mr.. Burg has got
on large supply Of leaf tobacco and
his factory is now in full blast.
Our old friend Mark Cane will soon
take his departure from the Revere
House. He intends taking up his
headquarters on 5th st., on the north
side Of the railroad track. Rabbit
stuffed and ready to serve.
D. I. Russell, one of our grocery men,
says he will not be undersold and de-
fies competitor. Coffee lbs. for one
dollar and every thing in proportion,
just give him call.
Our caloboose is now ready to take
in occupants, but since our City Faith.
ers have ordered one built everything
is quiet on our streets and no distur-
bance has been noticed, not even a
runaway.
G. B. Peck, foreman of the round.
house, left for Winona last Sunday to
bring his family here. We understand
that Mr.. Peck intends building in the
spring and will make Sleepy Eye his
future home.
Christ Salkowski is doing railroad
business, SO to say. dropped into his
place of business the other day and was
agreeably surprised to see the store
crowded with customers. Geo. Knud.
son, the gentlemanly clerk, is always
pleased to attend the wants of who
ever comes along.
stepped into the Buck Horn saloon
the other day and was surprised to see
how nice and well the old pioneer, J.
Hagemann, carried on his business. II
any one wants a good glass of lager or
a good cigar the Buck Horn is the
place to 60.
Fritz KGhne, proprietor Of the Uni
on House, expects to go out of
the hotel business about June lst.,
and will thereafter devote his time to
buying cattle. We are sorry to have
Mr.. K@hne go out Of the hotel bus
mess as he is a splendid good landlord.
Christensen & Andersen shipped four
car loads of cattle last Thursday, but
not wishing to ride on the train convey.
ing their stock they remained behind
intending to take the passenger train on
Friday morning, but Christensen says
the passenger did not blow his whistle
and he got left. He took the train on
Friday evening to chase up his stock.
The masquerade ball given by Mr..
Kimm last Saturday evening turned
out to be one of the best ever given in
Sleepy Eye. Everything passed off
harmoniously, and a good time they
had, but the best of all was the lady in
Indian costume who came up from
New Ulm. Oh, what a time!
We are sorry to learn that Martin
Youngman had the misfortune to break
his right arm. We understand that his
team made a short, quick turn and
threw him out of the wagon with the
above result. DR.. Welcome was called
and reduced the fracture and the
patient is doing as well as could he ex-
pected.
J. II. Dayton is going to commence
Immediately on his new addition to his
grist mill, and will run first.class
feed store in connection Herewith.
Mr.. Dayton intends to keep flour, oats,
shorts, bran, graham flour, &c. Crisis
ground on short notice. He also in
tends to deal in butter and eggs. He
is located on Main St., west OF the Min.
nesota House.
F. Boil has leased his large and COM
modious store on the corner of Main
and 5th SITS. to C. B. Blake who in.
tends to put in general stock of dry
goods. groceries, boots and shoes, hats
and caps and in fact everything that is
usually kept in general store. Fred.
Boil intends to carry on his business in
the same building and will put in a
nice front in the part now used as a
dwelling and fronting on 5th st.