New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-06-04

Hall Park.
Last Saturday was another off day
with our glass ball shootists; but then
the less balls they break the longer the
sport will continue. The following is
the score:
A. Berghold-l l 0 DOL lOOl-5
Oh. Brauns-O 0 O O,O1 o IA
A. Wagner-0 lllOO O-3
r.. Pfefferle-l O OOlzll O1 O-5
Emil Seiter-l 0 O 0 Of lO1 o.
j. Bobleter-0 O O DOL lO1 IA
VIM. KOch-O l 900 OIL o.
The Brown County Agricultural AS.
ISOLATION at their meeting last Sunday
resolved to hold their annual fair this
year on the l3thand 14th of September.
In order to encourage the production
Of good butter the society has decided
to award prize for the best June but.
ter, bnt only farmers will be admitted
for competition.
An idea may be formed of the i'm
mense number Of emigrants that are
passing through New Ulm when we
state that in the last week in June All
emigrant teams and 957 head of cattle
crossed the Minnesota river on our
free bridge, and many, very many,
pass through town daily that do not
nrnco %ha ~; xyo~, nd k1>;o
Ice cream and a good cup Of coffee
from now on can be had at the City
Garden every day. LEoNz MUELLER.
The Watertown Independent says that
a sad accident occurred a few miles
east of Marshall last Saturday which
resulted in the death of Mrs. Haughey
aud the injury of her two children.
Mrs. Haughey with her two children
were visiting at the house of Mr..
Shaw, and during a severe gale the
house was blown down, the falling
timbers crushing her to death. The
children, we understand, were not Sc
riously injured.
We take pleasure in calling the at.
tention of our readers to the new ad-
vertisement of Theo. Kobarsch, which
appears in another column. Mr.. Ko-
barsch is pratical machinest and any
work entrusted to his care will be done
in workmanlike manner. He has
lately added new machinery and is
now prepared to do all kinds Of work
in his line. Parties having reapcrs or
threshers to be repaired should bring
them in now.
Gen Franz Siegel will arrive in our
city next Saturday evening and will be
received at the depot and escorted to
Turner Hall and thence to his hotel
by the music section of the Turnver-
elm and the Governors Guard. On
Sunday afternoon at o'clock he will
deliver a lecture lin Germany at Tur.
ner Hall upon topics connected with
the rebellion. Admission free. After
the lecture the Governors Guard and
the music corps will parade in Turner
Hall Park.
Last Friday afternoon as the 4 o..
clock train was coming in from the
west Aug. Leffelmacher team which
was standing in front of @. Schedules
saloon took freight and started on run
towards the river. Mr.. L@ffelmach.
er, who was on the wagon at the time,
done his utmost to stop it, but in max.
ing turn near the foundry the wagon
was upset, throwing Mr.. L@ffelmacher
violently to the ground and badly
bruising one of his legs. The horses
after promiscuously strewing the
wagon along Front street were finally
caught near the Eagle Mill.
The band boys were out on ser
enading tour with their new instru
ments last Wednesday night. They
called on John G. Rudolph, Henry
Keller and JOS. Bobleter, the com
mittee that solicited funds for the
purchase Of the instruments. After
the round had been made the committee
met the boys at Turner Hall and a so
cial hour was spent. The night
was disagreeable one for serenading
purposes as the wind blew perfect
gale, but the boys were equal to the
emergency.
Freedom county, it is announced By
the Albert Lea Enterprise, will pre-
sent the name Of Charles Kittles0n o.
that place as candidate for State
Treasurer at the coming Republican
State Convention. Mr. Kittleson il
unquestionably worthy gentleman
but the presentation of his name al
this time naturally suggests two ques
tions. First What is the matter with
Col. Pfmnder, the present excellent
State Treasurer, that Freeborn county
should seek to set him aside! Second
| rs Mr.. Irgens to retire voluntarily
from the Office of Secretary Of State!
These questions have such an obvious
bearing on Mr.. Kittleson's appearance
| in the field at this time that we arr
l y
tempted to ask them in the hope q
obtaining information ii reply vi
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