New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-06-11

iNACA ~ " AAlA - VIC place " Duy
ready-made boots and shoes.
The Lorenzo House is now completed
and is the best kept hotel in the city.
The grade on 5th street and our new
sidewalks are commencing to show up
nicely.
Christ. Emmerich, Fritz Knhne. T..
Hanson and Joe Trautmann went to
st. James last Saturday OH i wild
goose chase.
II you want il tirst.class Congress
buckle shoe made to order call on
Merit 4 Till.
The weather was pleasant and cool
nearly all last week and the farmers
are jubilant over the prospects of
reaping Il rich harvest.
We notice with pleasure that Ru.
nitz 4 Bendixen have again secured
the services Of M. A. Hagermann as
salesman.
Mr.. Breckenridge, of Rochester, was
in town Friday looking very smilingly
on the improvements being made in
our village.
The editor of the Wide.Awake has
awoke from his slumbers and wants
Busted to accompany him on a fishing
excursion and see if two suckers can
not catch something else besides mud
turtles.
= If you wish t0 have boot that will
last or a shoe that is made Of the best
material call at Mertz & Thill's.
Last Friday the tranquility of our
burg was disturbed by a terrific dog
fight between Zieske's and Ktmm' s
purps, as principals, and about so COM
mon folks dogs as assistants. Oh, but
wasn't it fun for the boys!
See new time table at the head of
this column. It will be seen that the
mail train now arrives from the east
at 6:25 p. M, two hours earlier than
heretofore. This new arrangement is
highly satisfactory to our people.
The Andrews Boil Ringers have Sc.
cured the city hall wherein they will
give two of their vocal and 'instru.
mental concerts on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, June 10th and
18th. Henry Fades is with them and
will make fun for the million. Don't
fail to go and see this. troupe.
! For ready made OF custom work
leave your orders at the boot and shoe
store of Mertz & Thill.
Our old toWnsman Doc Murfin took
his departure last Tuesday to join his
brother in Nebraska, where he will
permanently locate if the climate be
comes him. He said before his de-
parture that should he not be satisfied
with Nebraska lie will return tc
Sleepy Eye and bust before he will
again leave it.
The Danes of this vicinity celebrated
their national independence day last
Thursday in Allison s grove, near the
lake. BY IL clock the park was pref
/ ty well filed with enthusiastic ladies
and gentlemen and soon thereafter
Mr.. e. Hanson delivered an Grafton
after which raid was made on tn.
many good things that had been pre-
pared for the occasion. Two hours were
devoted for dinner after which Mr.
Johnson, of Home, made ringing
speech, at the conclusion Of which thu
crowd dispersed all being highly pleas
ed with the festivities of the day.
We hear a great deal of talk abou
how "we uns' are going to celebrat.
the glorious Fourth, but as yet has re
suited in nothing but talk. Let som,
of our enterprising citizens take holt
of the matter and start the ball rol
ling. Let a meeting be called and see i
we can not agree upon programm,
that will not only keep cur own PEG
pie at home but also induce outsider
. to come here to observe the day. W.
also need new flag as our old one wa
consumed blythe fire in Murfin's stor
last fall. Let's have a regular oil,
| fashioned celebration.