New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-08-06
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Corrscted Weekly 81 Ruxnrrx 9 BxAnGxHx.
Flour, Per 100 8 % Do wheat psr bus. 8 $50
Oats per bus. 20 rs Corn per bus 17--2o
ssls o.r Dbl KS t CO. p.r,b s Is
Wool ITO g Lard per u s.
Hams per ID Egg pSr d0z. 8
.. B. Parker is off on . visit to VII
mona.
Whiting is daily receiving fresh
white fish.
William Baker has attached NJ. d.
to his name. How are you, Doc!
Green corn, tomatoes and other vege-
tables are very abundant.
The boys had a jolly old time on
Main street Saturday evening. Hauen-
STEMS did it.
The rain on Sunday evening was a
grand one, especially for those that
came from church about that time.
The water was about ankle deep.
For the last three days the weather
has been extremely hot, causing a good
deal Of sickness among both old and
young. No cases fatal, as yet.
Mr.. J. Graft is erecting very nice
dwelling near the Catholic church,
which, when finished, will count to the
best on the north side of the railroad
track.
Messrs. Runitz & Bendixen have had
new lightning rods put on their build
ing, which is an ornament to their
building as well as protection against
lightning. Mr.. Sidney Partridge, from
Albert Lea, d id the job.
Peter Majewski says that he has got
just three baby carriages left, and
those in want of anything in that line
would do we'll to give him call. He
will sell cheap for cash.
The editor Of the Wide.AWake took
trip to the Minnesota river last week
to try his luck once more at fishing.
He was rewarded for his trouble by
catching catfish weighing 1917 lbs.
Pretty good, that.
REMOyED--John Hanson has re.
moved his lumber yard to 5th street,
between Brooklyn and Lorenzo, where
he now can be found measuring out
the lumber.
Mr.. John Smith, formerly in the EN-.
ploy of John Hauenstein at New Ulm,
has rented j. CRAFTS building for the
purpose Of entering the saloon business
here. John is good fellow and will
no doubt do well.
/ A social hop was held ut the City
Hall Saturday evening for the benefit
of the Red Stocking base ball club, but
the boys were 50 elated over their day s
victory that when the train arrived
they lit out for home, and the dance
had to pass off without them.
After all it seems that Loreno was not
so lucky on circus day as it might have
been. On the Sunday morning follow.
ing many of our citizens woke up mi.
nus over-coats, dressed coats, horse blank.
cts, and other articles too numerous to
mentions. Who were the thieves, cir.
Gus men or tramps?
We have not said anything about
sidewalks for some time, but think it
ought to be the duty Of our city dad.
dies to have few small pieces laid at
once. 1t would benefit a great many,
especially those stopping at the Rever e
House. A word to the wise &c.
Herman Schleuder, of New Ulm,
made Loreno visit last week. Mr..
s. says he intends to put up building
in our village, which he will stock with
clocks, watches aud jewelry of every
description.
Who says Loreno is busted! No less
than five large safes arrived last week,
the purchasers being r. H. Bingham,
j. c. Zieske, j. H. Hanson, p. Majews-
ki and Rnnitz & Bendixen.
p. and H. Bendixen have just re.
turned from the west, where they have
been to look up a location for new
store. We are informed that they
have chosen Lake Benton, where they
have bought lots and intend to COM
mence building at once.
A match game Of base ball between
the Red Stockings, Of Redwood Falls,
and the L0reno club came off last Sa-
turday for a purse of fifty dollars. The
game resulted in favor of the Red
Stockings by a score of s to for our
club. The game was we'll contested
throughout, and had not Mr.. Crouch,
one of our best players, received a
wound over the eye, in the Sd inning,
causing his withdrawal from the game,
it might have ended different. The
Redwood boys, however, played well.
At the close of the game Of ball a foot
race betweena member of the Red
Stockings and one Of the Golden Gate
boys took place, the wager being a kee
| OF barley juice. The Redwood char
i proved to be as good runner as bal
player and the Golden Gate boy had tt
foot the bill.
After the foot race, just to keep TIT
boys in good humor, you know, cam'
a trotting race in which the celebrat
ed steppers belonging to Cyrus Conra'
and DR.. Marcellus we're the principals