New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-15

very poor. .sn,r-
The Reliance mills, at GAINESVILLE, has been
shut down for repairs. j. as.a.
Three business failures have lately been
announced at Faribault. n 4 - &h &
John Rakowsky was arrested in Duluth
the other DAY for selling whisky to an Indian.
The death Of farm stock, sheep and cattle,
continues to be reported by eating smutty
corn. '7"'~ y .@aa~a-
The sleighing is very poor in most parts of
the State, and in some portions there is none
at all. !. fi<t fffE<E
Wolves destroyed some forty head of sheep
in Birch Coolie, Renville county, a few days
since. ~ r4s-g.e
Up to Dec 81 the receipts of wheat at Ben
son the present season amounted to 27l 400
bushels. "..'s 9-t H..
" tramp at Beaver Falls slept in straw
stack few nights since, and had his hands
badly frozen. .-;t,. .,.,. ..
A son of j. G. Congdon, Of Brainerd, fell
through window, the other evening, and
was badly Cut by the glass. .....t..,
Mrs. Ole Jacobson, of Hawley, Clay county,
had one of his legs broken by being thrown
from carriage few days since.
Mr.. Stark has built and just commenced
running new steam saw mill in Mankato,
The engine # forty horse power. -
A number of persons in Spencer Brook
and vicinity, Mile Laos county, are afflicted
with virulent type of the measles.
The Ohatfeld depot is one of the best and
most convenient structures in Southern Min
nesota, SO claims the Chatfela Democrat. a~.
u me Work on the rehuiid ling, Of tho White
Nash Inill,ii recently sdestroyed& by fire. at
Lanesboro will hasc eneed lately.
The. Detroit CBeCse county Record says
nearly.alT Of the flour Manufactured there
s'sswil DO shipped west, instead of
ssss.east, as1 haretofore1a ssx Az IA $&# & 81
XIII Reports from5al parts Of the State are to,
ythe effect that the ice crop is growing rap
!, !. dly and will produce an .abu1idant yield. for
;" merit summers consumption z {: $S~3~$ a. s.
~: On the late cold Monday ;morningta man
- rode fourteen miles toacatch the train at,
~ sChatfeld. He, reached the station in time,
20 r, but with bis ears badly frozen. '''a5i't$s l.
n r After g protracted Illness, caused by get
ting pine. silver in her lungs. the little
Z sdanghterof Mr.. and Mrs. fDibbles, of Mar
t. tshalks Lyon county, is slowly recovering.
aT SsIheschool atsRed Jacket Mills, Faribault
county, has been closed Hon account Of the
%7 diphtheria;g which has Frustrated many 4of
the scholars. One, death has occurred,
II - ThesRps City Post chronicles number
ice in crossing the lake and river, but fortu-
I nately by timely assistance all The teams were
:" rescued: ~ ~ ~ ~ %a1s Il
"The light fantastic toe,' whatever that
,, n may be, Judging from the notices of one Of
i two hundred local papers, was very numerous
- throughout the State 4of Minnesota on
Christmas Eve.
On Christmas DAY as .. M. Burnstadt was
driving span of colts in Lake Park they
took fright and ran away, upsetting the sleigh
and hurting Mr.. Brunstadt severely. His
wife, who was with him, was not hurt.
S. H.. Daniels had stored 161 barrels of
flour in the depot warehouse at Rochester,
= Olmsted county. When marking the bar
rels, preparatory to shipment, he found that
twenty-five barrels had been distracted.
iiE "A few nights since Wandersie, of Lime
township, Blue Earth county, was returning
home with his family when his team ran
away, breaking his right leg below the knee.
] and his wife's left arm. Others in the We
hicle at the time were not injured.
" The Duluth Tribune of Dec. 9th, says:
"People abroad who suppose that navigation
~ on Lake, Superior is closed, are mistaken.
Perky Johnson leaves early next week on the
Siskiwit, with cargo of beef, pork, poultry
q oysters, &C., for Prince Arthur's landing
LA correspondent writing from Vicksburg,
Renville county, says that town has dimin-
ished 100 per cent. during the past year.
''There used to be one store, now there is
none" The correspondent pluckily adds:
IF we don't live iii q big town, we feel as
big as anybody
Lanesboro JOURNAL: The Carrolton mills
of this place, belonging to White & Beynon,
caught fire at 3 o'clock Wednesday morning,
and would have been totally destroyed had
not George Hyde made timely discovery of