New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-02-19

new lodge will be known as Redwood
Lodge No. So I. O. o. F.
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup takes the
lead of all medicines for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Sore Throat and Pulmonary
complaints generally. Call on your
druggist and try bottle of it. Price
only Is cents. Sold at the City Drug
Store.
Building operations the coming sea.
son promise to be more lively than
they were last. Several buildings are
already projected and should we once
be blessed with good and bounteous
crops several large and substantial bus
mess blocks will be erected.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson. of Burnstown,
has been very sick with erysipelas in
the face. Under the skillful treat.
meAt of DR.. Hitchcock she is fast re-
covering. We are glad to learn that
Mrs. John Roth, of the same place,
has recovered from severe attack of
Diphtheria. ~..---
Xav. Drummer, the gentlemanly no.
tel keeper at West Newton. is bound
not to be behind the times in the way
OF good social dance. He will give
grand masquerade ball Monday even
Ing Feb. oath, and as he never does
anything by halves a good time is
looked for.
MARRIED in Albin, at the bride.
groom's fathers, on the 18th inst, by
A. E. Sommervill ESQ.,, Mr.. George
d. Pricket and Miss Isabel Nelson, all
of Brown Co., MINI. This was the
occasion of a very pleasant family
gathering. Good luck, George.
At last it looks like the long cherish
ed hopes of our ''Y mixers are to be
realized. Snow commenced to fall
Monday night and up to the time we
go to press about three inches have fall
len, and more coming. The merry
bells will soon be jingling.
The Marshall Messenger says a rum
or has been afl0at there based on an
order to leave large number of ties
at Tracy, that the G. & n. w. R. R..
Co, intend to run a road next summer
west from Tracy to head off the South
ern Minnesota, and tap the country
south of Lake Benton, thence to Fl.
Pierre.
We regret to learn that Miles p.
Clark has been forcibly elected from
one of the old government buildings
at Fort Ridgely. As we had been led
ITO believe that Miles had worsted Ran.
dali as to whether tho government or
Randall owned the buildings we sup.
posed everything to be lovely, but it
appears that Randall is now on top,
We learn from the Winona Repub-
licon that bogus dollars bearings very
genteel appearance are aAoat. They
are light in weight-only seven.tenths
the weight Of the standard dollar
otherwise the earmarks are so we'll GOV.
cred up that many an ''innocent" pur-
chaser is likely to take one and not
know it.
The New Ulm Foundry has again
changed hands. This time Chas. Lev.
narce, a gentleman from La Sale, ILL.,,
10 the purchaser. We understand
that he intends to thoroughly remodel
and add new machinery to every de.
partment, making 1t q first-class ma
chine shop, second to none west of
Chicago. We welcome him to our
midst.
The Mandatory is one of the Oldest
In the country, and their purpose is to
sell the best machinery at the lowest
possible price for good pay. Therefore
do not buy an Engine, Thresher or
Horse Power or other machinery, on
the high price, long credit plan with
high rate of interest until you have
written to this firm for their cash and
short credit prices.
A disastrous fire in Rochester last
Wednesday morning destroyed Henry
Clark's hack and bus stable together
with all it's contents including eight
valuable horses, which were roasted
alive. The loss to Mr.. Clark is severe
one as there was no insurance on any
OF the property, but the citizens of
Rochester set him on his legs again by
placing horses and hacks at his dis.
posal.
The dramatic entertainment under
the auspices of St. Michael's Academy
at Union Hall last Sunday evening was
a grand success in every respect. The
hall was crowded to its utmost capaci
ty and the entertainment Melted thu
Academy about $40. The children
acted out their parts well and showed
that they had been in good training
The Magician on the Cottonwood, writ
ten by Rev. Alex. Berghold expressly
for the occasion, was very amusing
especially that part in which the littl'
dog BISMARCK came very near scar
ing ''Kratzelbauer" to death.
| The masquerade season will clos
next Tuesday evening, Feb. 25th, will
two grand balls, one at Union Hall an.
one at Turner Hall. This being tn,
first ball of the kind given by the pro
prietors of Union Hall this season
they will spare no pains to make it Al
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