New Ulm weekly review., 1879-06-18

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tending the road to Bismark.
Workmen! look to your interest and
save doctor bills by using DR.. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup for all cases Of
Coughs, Colds, etc. Price only 25
cents a bottle. Sold at the city Drug
Store.
We learn from the Redwood Ga.
zette that both Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Simmons have had an attack of diph-
liberia, the former quite severly, but
we are glad to say that both have re.
covered so as to assume their usual
vocations.
The new eating house in Kasota is
now in full blast, and very nicely fitted
up. Trains on both roads-eight trains
in all-now stop their for meals. We
understand the proprietor, Mr.. Hal
brook, will soon have formal open.
ing Of his hotel-St: Peter Times.
In our account last week Of Gen.
Sigel's reception in this city we omit.
ted to say that Capt. Frank Burg well
coined the distinguished visitor with
Major Generals salute of l3 guns.
The salute was fred while the process.
sion marched from the depot to Turner
Hall. r..
And now the Mankato papers are
terribly worried because the trains on
the Sioux City road stop for meals at Ka-
sofa. Really, the Mankato people must
be placed in a terrible strait when they
take such little things so much to
heart. Brace up, gentlemen, brace up!
A very large and successful German
Methodist camp meeting has just closed
at Alwin's grove near the big Cotton.
wood bridge. The meeting commenced
last Thursday and continued until
yesterday, and many visitors were
present every day during it's contiu.
ence. .+..-
The public schools together with
their teachers joined in picnic at
Muller's grove, opposite the city, last
Friday. but the merry makers had
hardly reached the picnic grounds
when it commenced to rain and they
were later in the day brought back to
the city in sbusses.
We understand that the concert at
Turner Hall last Sunday evening was
a rare musical treat. VIM. Pfander
Jr. has become quite an accomplished
violinist and his productions, accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Ida Vie.
demann, were greeted with applause
by the appreciative audience.
The Mankato Review says that a
lady passenger on the st. Paul & Sioux
City road, while eating breakfast at
the Kasota eating house few morn
ings ago, was left by the train, and
what is worse still her baby was on the
train. The conductor telegraphed for
her to come toSt. Peter by the freight,
and held his train till she arrived,
which caused slight delay, but re-
lieved him from a terrible responsible
ity.
The Winona Republicap says trains
every day in the week, Sunday includ-
ed, is the new order between Chicago,
Winona, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Under the new arrangement, the Sat.
arday midnight train going East on the
Northwestern road, which has hereto
fore stopped over Sunday in Winona,
departs for Chicago on Saturday night,
and train will leave Chicago on Sat-
urday night, arriving in Winona on
Sunday morning.
We learn that Chas. Allen, of Lone
Tree Lake, lost two horses and a colt
by lightning last week Monday. He
had hitched up his team preparatory
to starting for Sleepy Eye, but when
the storm came up he unhitched and
again placed them in the stable. Af-
Ter the storm had passed over lie went
to the stable and to his horror found
both horses and a colt lying dead in
their stalls. The loss is a severe one
to Mr.. Allen. We also hear that Mr..
Peterson in Renville county had span
of horses killed by lightning on the
same day.
A special glass ball shooting match
took place last "Wednesday morning in
which two of the crack shots of St..
Peter took part. The following is the
number of balls broken by each con.
testant out of a possible 10:
Judge Cox, St. Peter
u Davis, ,, ,, 4
r. Pfefferle, New Ulm.
Chas. Brust, >. ,,.---.
John Lind, -, ,,..-.... >,
E. Setter, >, ,.-....
Later in the day another match took
place between Judge Cox and Rev. A.
Berghold on one side and G. Davis and
Chas. Brust on the other, which re-
suited in victory for the first two
named by a score of IA to l3 out of q
possible 20. The regular match didn't
come off Saturday as the club is out Of
balls.