New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-22

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intelligent men and woomen. There.
fore, vote for Tory Olesen.
Col. Pfaender declines to run as an
independent candidate for State Treas.
urer. A wise move. If there were
more ''Col. Pfaenders' in the polite.
al arena, the country would be better
of. Remville Times a. :. p -
We are informed that Mr.. Warren
Upham, Of the geological survey of
Minnesota, will be in New Ulm on
Nov. I'd. He will no doubt spend
some time in examining the drift of
this vicinity.
Wooden porticoes are fast disappear.
ing on Minnesota street, the one in
front of B. Zwisele's saloon having
gone under last week. The one in
front of Mrs. Olding's millinery store
is now the only one remaining.
Quail or partridge, ruffed grouse or
pheasant may be lawfully killed from
Sept. LIST to Dec. lst; aquatic fowl,
Sept. LIST to May 18th; elk, deer, etc. :,
Nov. lst to Dec, 18th. No true sports.
man will shoot game out of season.
We learn that the sugar factory had
close call from fire last Friday. The
straw ignited from sparks from the
smokestack and it was only through
hard and persistent work that the
building was saved. AS it is no dam
age was done.
John Hermann, of Courtland, lost
by fire last Monday night his stable,
two mules; several hogs and numerous
farming utensils. We were unable to
learn from what cause the fire origi-
mated.
Something new under the sun. A
Scandinavian ball, in regular old
country style, will be held at Union
Hall next Saturday evening. We are
promised lots of fun and good time
generally. Brunsberg Brothers. string
band will furnish the music.
See new ad. of Emil Schneider & Co.,
importers and wholesale dealers in
wines and liquors, Milwaukee, Wis.
which appears in another column. The
house is A No l, and orders entrusted
to Mr.. Stubbe, their travelling sales
man, or sent to them direct, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
A man stopping his paper, writes
II think folks ottent to spent theil
mummy for paypar, my dada didant
and everybody sed he was the intelli
gentist man in the country, and he had
the smartest family of boiz that ever
plugged taters.''. Of course he didn't
need paper.
The Republicans of Redwood county
have nominated the following excel
lent ticket: Auditor, j. M. Var
Setback; Treasurer. A. A. Wilson
Register of Deeds, D. Mclean; Sheriff.
A. L. Gale; County Attorney, ALFRED
Wallin; Sup't. Of Schools, d. L. Big
ham; Surveyor, J. w. Masters; DR.. L.
S. Crandall.
L. Felkel, ''the most polite saloon
keeper, and best looking: fellow in
town." titles he received at the late
Catholic fairy has had his pool and
billiard table newly cushioned and
covered, and it now is better thar
when new. There is nothing small
about Loui, or any Of his surroundings.
Everything in his establishment is first
| class, and his customers are always
| sure of civil treatment.
The Lamberton Commercial says
Thos. A. Anderson raised on his place
near Walnut Station, potato 1917
inches in circumference, ~ inches
long, and weighing three pounds. Mr.
Jacobs, south of Lamberton, brought
in cabbages, the other day, four feet
IN circumference. And it isn't much
of country for ''murphys'' and sau
erkraut, either.
4 grand Grammatical entertainment
and ball is in store for our people OF,
Thanksgiving evening, at which time
the Governors Guards, assisted by the
New Ulm dramatic club, will produce
the pleasing comedy, s'the Follies of a
Night" and the side-splitting farce
''the Village Lawyer" The evenings
entertainment will conclude with q
grand 5all.
Public Speakers, Actors and Vocal
lists, find and state that Thomas Ec
lectric Oil relieves hoarseness and irri
tation in the throat better than rene
dies specially advertised to relieve that
difficulty. This Oil has a wide scope
since it cures external hurts, corns
sores, frost-bite, piles and a variety OF
other unhealthy conditions. Note
Electric, selected and electrified. See
advertisement.
Clement Brothers Concert Company
gave two entertainments at Turner
Hall last Saturday and Sunday even
ings, to very good houses. The com
pany is composed of eight frst.class
artists and their concerts were well re-
ceived. "Fortune's Footballs anG
I'll jacob were immense, as also thu
Dutch character. The troup was vo
ted one of the best that ever visited
this city