New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-08

probably find out by asking Mike Din
.neen.
Our enterprising station agent, Mr..
John White, has connected his Office
and residence by telephone, warrant.
ed not to say cuss words.
I: The price of wheat at this point has
actually gone up during the past week
and the growing granger growls no
more--Rah for that!
If you really want to know what
cold weather means, come up here and
stand on the Post Office corner for half
an hour, and you will have acquired
the needed information.
Our lively friend Hans Moe. former
ly with Murfn & Knudson, is selling
tape, needles, fancy goods and SIGH,
behind the counter of c. B.. Blake &
Co. Hans can control a large trade,
and Blake & Co. deserve success.
Here comes Anton Stefen adding
his little mite to the population in the
shape of fine boy, And Anton is too
big for his clothes.
There is a certain man in this town
who makes a practice at least once a
week of beating his wife, and if it does
not cease, we shall whisper his name
right out, loud.
Mrs. Thompson, Of St. Paul, whose
illness we noted couple Of weeks
since, has sufficiently recovered to allow
of the return of Mrs. lbberson to her
home.
Our singing school ended on Saturday
evening last with concert, and we
understand that Prof. Carpenter will
return to his home in WinnebagoCity
It is a pity that there is not sufficient
enterprise here to retain him for at
least another term.
We have got two lawyers here now
and law suits will no longer be carried
on like a jug handle, all On one side.
Why don't people hitch their teams
when leaving them alone to attend to
business? Now if Doc. Humphrey had
tied his team last Saturday while he
stepped into store, he wouldn't have
been so mad because they ran away.
John Zieske has been trying to be
sick for the past week and says he
would it he had time, but his custom
ers see to it that he gets no chance for
any such luxury as being sick.
If you want q hobby pair of boots,
made in good style and warranted, just
drop in at Mertzs& Co., four doors east
of the Lake House, Sleepy Eye, Mimi
Repairing promptly and neatly done
! at hard-time prices.
Charley Berg, of the Minnesota
House, gave the boys of the round
house. who board with him, a social
dance on New Years eve that was en-.
joyed by all present.
Peter GaschWindt also gave at his
Beer garden in the north end of town
a pleasant little hop on New Year S
eve.
The residence of Mr.. Schultz, living
about nine miles from here. was entire
ly destroyed by fire OH Friday morning
last at about half-past three, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schultz barely escaping with their
lives in their night clothing: They
have the sympathy Of the entire COM
munity in their loss.
Cary, of engine No.2S, says that they
don't sit around out of doors in their
shirt.sleeves (much) atGarry especially
last Wednesday, when the thermome-
ter marked 80 below zero. You Garry
ties, come down to warmer climate.
It was only 80 below at this place on
Wednesday,.
Boys, when you go from home to a
dance don't get drunk and convert the
ballroom floor into lodgings. j, how
does that fit you l don'd go nit you
some more, no Stree.
Schneider was in yesterday and while
driving quietly, his horse stopped short
and neither persuasion of voice OF
whip could move him. While in this
predicament a specimen of Young
America hailed Schneider with sswhat
ails your horse, Schneider. Is he
balhy!' To which Schneider replied.
mo, he aind balky edsacly, but he is
afrait somepotty will holler whoa, and
he dond hear it,
Furniture at Cost Maiews.
kl, the furniture man of Sleepy Eye
would respectfully announce that on
account OF being overcrowded, and
wishing to make room for new spring
stock, he will sell during the next &c
days his entire stock Of furniture.
nearly all lately received from the fac
tories. at cost, for cash only. Call and
examine Stock and Prices. Now is the
time to get good furniture cheap.
sundays and Trade.
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