New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-05-14
JOS. Bobleter has secured the SER
vices of George Marti for his drug de-

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vices of George Marti for his drug de-
partment. Mr.. Marti has had Sc.
veral years experience in the drug
business, and has just graduated with
honors in the pharmaceutical depart
ment Of the University of Chicago,
where he attended four full courses
and received diploma. The patrons
Of the City Drug Store can rest assured
that their orders will be filled with &C.
curacy.
N. E. Lowell, an old nursery man
from Hennepin county, Mimi, is in
town with fine lot of Evergrens,
Spruce, Pine and Arbovitas which he
is selling very cheap and will replace
any that may fail to grow. The same
party sold them here last spring and
they are nearly all doing we'll. He
is ready to replace any that may
have failed to grow from last springs
planting. Give him a call at the
Washington House.
Tom Perry, of the St. Peter Times,
who takes great delight in fixing up
Republican states, although himself a
dyed.in.the-wool Democrat, in his last
issue says that a movement is on foot
TIC nominate VIM. Bickel for State
treasurer on the Republican ticket,
provided a new man be taken up. But
says: "Mr. Bickel's friends, however,
are cautious, and declare that he is not
candidate as against Col. Pf@nder, and
under no circumstance will he stand in
the way of Brown county's favorite son
and veteran SOLDIER Tom, who fur.
nishes you all your political news?
Lamberton Comneercial-The stable
of Ole Skein, some nine miles south OF
town, was struck by lightning, on the
18th ult., and burned, consuming also
span of horses, seeder, thresher, and
a number of farm utensils, valued in
all at ST. 900. Sometime since Mr..
Skein, through financial troubles and
religious enthusiasm, became insane
and was taken to the asylum at St. Pc
ter about two weeks previous to this
recent misfortune.
The next entertainment on the bill:
is that of the Governors Guard at Uni
on Hall, week from next Saturday
evening. ''The Virginia Veteran
the thrilling war drama that is to bt
presented on this occasion, is now il
active rehearsal and bids fair to bt
rendered in a credible manner. 1t il
the first English Grammatical entertain
ment of any magnitude ever got up by
home talent and should be we'll attend
ed, especially as the proceeds 60 to the
Governors Guard who have gone tt
considerable expense in newly uniform
ing. Tickets are now on sale at tht
Union House, Dakota House, Merch
ants Hotel, Neumann & Rosskopf
City Drug store and members of the
company generally.
Despite the very inclement weather
last Saturday evening the calico ball Al
Turner Hall was quite well attended
The rain began to fall in torrent!
| about eight o'clock and continued unit
near nine, and it was at one time
thought that the ball would have to bt
| postponed, but Mic. Nenno came to the
! rescue with his omnibus and all that
desired were taken to the hall free OF
charge. The ball had many amusing fea
lures and seemed to be enjoyed by al
present. The tic arrangement was moi
exactly managed properly and conse
qucntly but few found their partners
but as this was the first venture of the
kind in our city all blunders must be
overlooked and the ball voted grant
success.
J.. p. Currant, of Home, last Sunday
captured and on Monday brought tc
the Auditors office litter of eight
young wolves for which he received q
bounty of 1924. Had the wolves beer
found in Blue Earth county, which
pays county bounty of $500, the find
would have been worth 1854. Mr.. Cur
rant informed us that he found the den
~already week ago last Saturday but
did not wish to disturb them then. Or
the Monday following when he went
to dig them out he was surprised tc
find them gone. He continued his
search and again found them about
half a mile from the place where he
first found them. He had to dig only
two feet when he came upon them. The
old one is still at large.
A dubious individual took a move
and forcible way last Thursday to es
teablish his credit ut Lorenzo. A Ger
tain McMaster walked into the store Of
Talbot & Rinke and asked to be trust
ed for can of oysters but was very
| politely refused, whereupon he pre-
| sented a seven shooter at, and in clos'
proximity to, the head of Tom Talbo
and as politely informed that gentle
man that he could take his choice be
tween trusting himwith that can of oys
tiers or take the contents Of his sever
shooter. Tom, having served Uncl
Sam and smelt gunpowder before, is no
one of the ssskeery'' kind and wisel,
concluded to do neither but had tn
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