New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-26


umn it will be seen that DR.. J. w. B:
Welcome has again located in New
Ulm. The doctor has lived in our
midst so long, and is known SO well,
that it is needless for us to say any,
thing farther.
Snow commenced to fall last Friday
afternoon and continued until about
four inches had been piled up, more
than we had during the whole winter.
Saturday cleared up nice and warm and
before night the white covering had
nearly all disappeared.
We are always pleased to recommend
a good article. DR.. Marshalls Lung
Syrup never fails to cure Cough or
Cold in a short time. Try it. Only
Is cents bottle. Sold at JOS. Bob.
letters Drug Store.
The grim visitor death has called
two more souls to his long home since
our last issue. One being the wife of
S. Laudenschlager. an aged lady living
in this city, and the other Mic. Faas.
farmer in the town of Milford. Both
were inferred last Monday.
1t is rumored that fifty miles of the
Sleepy Eye branch of the Winona 4
st. Peter railroad will be laid the com.
ing season. Should it be built in thi
direction, that would extend it very
nearly to this village. We hope the
rumor has some foundation Qui
Parle County Press.
Everybody seems to have taken
Greely's advice to Ego west." Thirty
four cars loaded exclusively with
emigrant's goods passed here last Tues
day, and conductor Mills informs us
that he had III passengers out of
Sleepy Eye last Thursday. all bound
west to build up new homes.
Jackson Republic: r. II. Kidney last
Thursday found wallet near the
bridge that contained nearly two thou
sand dollars in notes and a small amount
of money, and which had evidently
been lost for a long time. The notes
were signed by Oner Morehouse, and
were dated at Leavenworth. September
20, 1873.
Porter r. Gibbs will this year herd
cattle in the town Of Shutdown, Red
wood county, at the yard known as the
"North Branch Herd Yard.' He has
reduced the rates for the coming season
to IS cents per head. Mr.. Gibbs is all
experienced herder and cattle intrust.
ed to him will receive the best of care.
A splendid full blooded Durham bull
will be for service with the herd dur.
ing the season.
A runaway team tore through Min
nesota street last Thursday afternoon
! at a furious gait, and as the street at
the time was filled with teams it Gre
ated quite an excitement. When in
front of Crone's store the runaways
collided with the team of Mr.. Bricks,
but aside from slightly scratching one
of his horses no damage was done,
The runaway team was finally caught
I
n the upper part of the city.
The concert given by the music Sec
ton of the Turnverein last Saturday
evening was grand success in every
respect. The hall was comfortably
well filed, and the performers done
themselves proud and were frequently
applauded. The band boys have Ger.
tainly made splendid progress during
the past year and their friends will be
glad to learn tie their proceeds Melted
them over 500, all Of which will GO
for new instruments.
HEADQUARTERS GOVERNOR s GUARD,
New Ulm, MIMI, March Is, 1879.
The Governors Guard at a meeting
held Tuesday evening, March 18th, re-
solved to thoroughly reorganize and
newly uniform, and it is desired that
all young men, in good standing, wish
ing to join the organization should dc
so now.
For particulars of terms of admis
sion, &C., apply to Jos. BoBLETER,
Com'd'g. Co
Here " have railroad at our very
door and the merchants find it more
proftableto ship there goods via Made
liza by team. Neumann & Rosskopt
wanted to ship 1000 pounds Of paper
rags last week but the Winona & st
Peter road asked $3.50, 90 to transport
them as far as Kasota. They then hal
the rags hauled to Medelia for $3.50
and from there the St. Paul 4 Siou,
City road took them to Minneapolis TO
$50, 90. Why are things thus!