New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-05-21

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VIM. KOCH &C O 5000 0O-1
Emil Seiter-l 0 O OOOO1 1-3
Chas. Brust-0 0 0 l 10 IL Q O-5
A. Wagner-O 0 0 0 OOO 90 0 90
In summing up the Court proceed.
ings last week we omitted to say that
the case of the State of Minnesota VS..
Chas. Werring was dismissed, Judge
Cox holding that the justice who tried
the case had no jurisdiction, not living
in an election district adjoining that
where the case first came lip.
Under the new time card the freight
train arriving here at 3:l5 p. m. is al
lowed to carry passengers from Kasota
to Sleepy Eye, and travellers leaving St.
Paul on the morning train on the Sioux
City road will reach St. Peter in time
to take this train, but they must trans
fer at St. Peter.
Don't. fail to go and see "THE
VIRGINIA VETERAN" at Union Hall
next Saturday evening.
The many friends of julius Kirsch-
stein will be glad to learn that he is
progressing nicely in the mail service.
In his examination few days ago he
made a better record than many an
older agent. In throwing Minnesota
he made only twenty-five errors, which
is the best record made by any agent
on the Winona & St. Peter railroad.
The clerk Of the court informs us
that no jury will be drawn for the
special term of court commencing
June 18th. If any Of the cases that
come before the court at that. time
are to be tried before a jury, the jury.
men will be selected from townspeople,
thus giving the farmers an opportunity
to continue their teamwork unmolest
ed.
St. James Joa1rnal-Unquestionably
there are grasshoppers west of us. A
gentleman just from Sioux Falls informs
us that between that place and Worth,
ington the hoppers were thick, but that
from some unknown cause they were
dying off at a great rate, and little dam
age was being done by them.
0. Hanft, as Col. Blunt, and G..
Stohlmann, as Scipio, in ''The Vir.
ginia Veteran" are just immense.
Go and see them.
See announcement in another column
for the Catholic Fair, commencing
Monday June I'd. Tie soliciting COM
mitees have met with very good sue
cess and many valuable articles have
been rendered. Mr.. Gliding, one of the
managing committee, wishes us to say
that it would be desirable if articles in
tended for the fair were delivered to
him on OF before next Wednesday,
May 28th. "
The Lamberton Commercial saws
that the citizens of Charlestown, Ger.
mantoWn and Willow Lake offer DO.
nus of $500 to anyone who will the
present year erect two run of stone
steam grist mill in Charlestown. AS
it is % miles to the nearest mill this
would be splendid opening for some
enterprising miller. Charles Bennett,
of Lamberton, will furnish all desired
information.
A new time table went into effect on
the Winona & St. Peter railroad last
Sunday. The only change, however,
that has been made in the running OF
passenger trains, so far as New Ulm
is affected, is on the day passenger,
which now arrives from the east at
1850 p. M, 25 minutes later than here.
tofore. A slight change has been
made in the arrival and departure of
freight trains. See corrected time
card in another column.
1t only takes Is cents to go and
see ''The Virginia Veteran" at Uni.
on Hall next Saturday evening. The
entertainment is gotten up for the
benefit of the Governors Guard. =.
A meeting was held at Mankato last
week Tuesday in the interest of the
Mankato& st. Cloud railroad at which
it is thought, all interests were united
for building a railway from the State
line, via Austin, Mankato, Hutchinson
and Litchtield, to st. Cloud. A boar6
of directors was chosen, and the fol
lowing officers elected: Hon. w. T.
Bonniwell, President; j. A. Willard
Vice-President; Gen. J. H. Baker
Secretary. 1t is the intention of thu
Mankato 4 St. Cloud company to unit,
with another company, to build from
the State line to Mankato,
The line of railroad from Tracy Yves
is located by the way of Twin Lakes
in Custer township, and about mil,
south of Rock Lake, passing two o
three miles south of Marshfeld an,
touching lake Benton about half wa,
between Marshfield and Lake Bento1
P. 0. From there it can get only out b,
the head of the lake through the pas
in the coteaus, when it will bear north
west and cross the Sioux river il
BrOoklings Co., between Medary an,
Fountain City. The surveyors ar
driving the grade stakes, the contrac
for the entire line has been awarded
and we may expect to see the dirt H.
before another week. Lincoln Count
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