New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-22
.oreno Department.
{By Our Regular corr.spo ndsnt Busted. ) .
Times are good and the Loreno folk
are happy. 1

(By Our Regular Correspondent Busted
Times are good and the Loreno folks
are happy.
G. II. Day ton is in receipt Of . car
load Of tanning mills. E.
E. H. Young, Of Crow River, paid
Loreno . flying visit last week.
There is splendid opening here for
some one to start a restaurant.
"A new depot and more tracks are in
course of construction.
!. Mertz 4 Thill lost a valuable calf
last week from consumption.
A car load of screw jack boots just re-
ceived by Talbot. & Rinke. J,
Wheat is coming in lively, and prices
range from 90 cents for No. to So cts.
for No. /.
Andy, our boss barber, is in bust
ness up to his elbows. Don't give up
Andy.
Runitz,& Bendixen are improving
the walk in front of their store with
gravel.
Our town is overrun with strangers
and our hotel keepers are kept con.
stantly on the go. .
Our new depot agent is happy, and
thinks he can suit both the railroad
company and the Lorenoites.
Trautmann& Butcher flames expect
soon to start for Chicago with two car
loads of fat hogs and some choice
honf Tl,nco
business.
Mrs. Zieske had so far recovered
from her late illness so as to be around,
but she has been taken with rheuma.
tism and is again confined to her room.
John G. Zieske has given up the lime
business for good, but lie will continue
to supply the needy with plaster.paris,
and plastering hair.
Peter Majeswki contemplates build.
ing 30x4O feet addition to his store.
He says his business is so improving
that it's a necessity.
Bustediboasts of ayoungster that kicks
the beam at II pounds and ounces.
Pretty tall story, but we s'pose it's so.
Next.
NJ. Cummings has got the contract
to move Mr.. Bakers warehouse. 1t
will be moved east of the depot and
almost opposite the round house. :
Our old friend @. F. Brand, the nur.
sery man of Faribault, is here taking
orders. Jump in, we apple eaters, he
is the boss.
Some of our boys were badly disap.
pointed at the dance last Saturday
evening. Those that took girls there,
| went home minus.
A new two story 20x32 feet build.
ing is being erected on the Lake view
by L. NJ
P. Geschwind has erected 2Ox4O
feet dance hall on his premises. His
opening dance last Saturday evening
was a grand success.
| Peter Majewski would say to all
those in want of sewing machine,
that now is the time to buy as they are
going up, but he is yet selling at the
old prices.
| G. B. Blake has his store chuck full
of new goods, and his prices are bot.
tom. Give him call.
We verify believe that some more of
our boys are seriously looking around
for partners, and we may be able in a
few days to CHI onicle several wed.
dings. Joe p, what's up.
Rev. V. E. Loba and those that &C
companied him have returned from
their late conference at Minneapolis.
They report large attendance and a
very successful meeting.
Prof. Wiedemann will hereafter give
music lessons in Mr.. Geschwind's dane.
ing hall. He is prepared to give in.
structions on any instrument from a
jewsharp up. Try him.
Rev. Mr.. V. E. Loba will hereafter
occupy both morning and evening in
his own church, devoting evening ser.
vices to talks on familiar topics. All
are cordially invited.
Cyrus Conrad, our livery man, says
business was never better with him.
He thinks of putting in a few more
rigs to supply the demand and please
the boys.
The meeting of the C. U. A. held \,
Zieske's on the evening of Oct, 18th.
was adjourned without transacting
much business, rs the committee was
not ready to report, not having had
sufficient time. The project is re.
ceiVed very favorab!y by our people
and we have no dou bt of its successful
carrying out.
Horse thieves at work. One day last
week some one wearing kid gloves en-.
tered Mr.. Murphy's stable and there.
from stole two valuable horses. About
the same time horse was stolen
from the stable of Mr.. Deniven. One
of Murphy's horses got away from the
thieves somehow and returned home
with saddle and bride, the other two
are yet in their possession. Your cor.
respondent is informed that the Kelly
boys are in hot pursuit, with good
prospects OF overtaking the culprits.
Hang 'em up to the nearest tree if you