New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-08-06

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tlmated at two thousand.
Q. Hanft has a}portable engine that
works like a charm. He has also re-
ceiyed 9 Nichols, Shepard & Co. "Vib-
rator' threshing machine, for which
he is agent.
Herman Setter has moved his barber
shop into the building formerly oc.
cupied by Mark Cane for the same
purpose. Herman is a good barrier
and we are glad to know that he is
building up a paying business.
Mr. p. Coffin, formerly connected
with the Mankato Review, has remoy.
ed to Ortonville, Big Stone Co., where
ne Wlllscommence the publication of a
new paper. He will also be interested
IN one about to be established at Bird
Island, Renyille county.
Mrs. A. G. Trowbrldge has accented
an agency for the La Belle Mfg. Co. i,
OF Chicago, and is prepared to furnish
the merchants in this vicinity with
anything Thin in the stationery line, at
wholesale prices. Particular attention
is called to the La Belle and Lightning
copying book, sold by this lady.
According to the latest revised game
law, sportsmen cannot enter nor allow
their dogs to enter growing grain, and
permission must be asked of the owner
to enter enclosed grounds at any time.
Violations Of these provisions subject
the transgressor to penalty of ten
dollars. &l&
| Alta spelling match in Burns the
other. day between Miss Wanrie's
school and three scholars of Miss Hub
bard's school, of North Star, the Burns.
town folks were spelled down by Miss
Agnes Halpin, eleven years old, Of the
North Star school. The North Star
folks are ready for another challenge.
The Mankato Review says that sever.
al weeks ago, an old man, with rather
pleasing address and winning ways Wis.
tied the towns in the Minnesota Valley
selling 4 tooth cleanser, which upon
close inspection proves to he COMMON
soap, cut in small particles and sold two
for Is cts. An ordinary bar would
make from fifty to seventy five pieces.
His profits are large and his victims
numerous. !
1t is reported that the buyers of the
cheap Cincinnati buggies in Iowa are
being called upon to pay an additional
1925, that the agents selling them had
given chattel mortgage on them, and
now the manufacturers come forward
and make q further claim, suits being
instituted to recover the amount. Some
OF these same buggies were sold here,
and the purchasers thereof had better
be on the lookout for the sharks.
0. A. Dresser, of Eden, last Mon.
day laid some very fine samples Of
Duchess Of Oldenburg apples on our
tables that were raised in his garden.
Although not ripe, one of the apples
weighed 8 and another 6 ounces. Ap.
pies can be raised in Minnesota as well
as anywhere else, and Mr.. Dresser in.
formed us that he would this year
raise from IL to Is bushels.
We learn by agentleman from Tracy
that the track on the new road is now
laid about Is miles and that men are
at work laying iron night and day. He
also informed us that the company con.
template extending this line to the Jim
river this fall. 1t begins to look
as if the Tracy branch, so called, would
be the main line from Tracy west.
Peter Gales allowed his temper to
get the better of him last Sunday and
threatened to stab another young fel.
low with whom he had some difficulty.
On Monday he was brought before
justice Fischer and fined ten dollars and
costs, the whole amounting to 1921.
This no doubt will be a lesson to him
by which he will benefit. ~
! Marvin Hughitt, general manager OF
the Chicago & Northwestern, last
Thursday morning issued an order as.
Stunning control of the Des Moines
Minneapolis road under perpetual
lease. That road would be known as
the Des Moines Division, with J. S.
Oliver, superintendent; J. j. Smart,
assistant superintendent; John j. Der.
ry, engineer in charge of road depart
ment. x.
| The second appearance Of Mrs
Johanna Clausen-K and Mr.. Julius
Koch at Turner Hall last Sunday eve
ming was greeted by very large All
dience, although the weather was
somewhat unfavorable and many were
kept away by the shower which came
up about : o'clock. The acting, a.
upon the former occasion, was very
good and the audience was more thar
pleased with the play.
An exchange says that it is emphati
cally asserted by several persons tina
the Hastings 4 Dakota railroad comp
any has decided to locate it's r0unt
house and machine shop at Bird Is
land, and that work to this end has al
ready commenced.
The Irish Catholic Colonization Blu
reau of st. Paul, have purchased fort,
five thousand acres of r. r. land il
the immediate vicinity of Minneota