New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-10-20
Lcreno Department
By our regular Correspondent Busted.

Lereno Department
By our regular Correspondent Busted.
Mrs. E. P. Mitchell took her depar.
ture last Saturday to visit relatives in
Wisconsin.
MARR1ED-1n the 18th inst, at the
Catholic church, by Rev. Father Sand.
meyer, Mr.. Chas. Cutting and Miss.
Rosa Nc Gowan.
On the 10th. bv the same, at the
Catholic church, Mr.. John Febiger and
Miss Maggie Memo.
Joe. Trautmann treated Busted to a
can of those splendid Reynolds fresh
oysters. Joe keeps them for sale and
they are good.
E. Welcome boasts of killing 81
geese, 4 cranes and 81 ducks during
the last three weeks.
F. 1bberson has purchased the nice
and commodious dwelling west of DR..
Wellcome's.house, formerly owned by
J. Gallagher.
Arch. Coons, living near Golden
Gate. lost his little girl last Sunday
from that dreaded disease diphther.
ia.
Mr.. Fr. Schleuder has put up neat
building 10 by 20, adjoining NJ. Foil.
It is to be used for a jewelry and
watch repairing shop.
F. II. Dyckman, our loan and ex-
change broker. is getting the material
for his bank building. In about 80
days Lorenzo will have a bank.
Runitz & Bendixen are paying the
highest market price for wheat at
their store.
Ate Laine and Cheap John got into
trouble, and the result was that Lame
pulled ont Cheap Johns mustache.
From all appearances our merchants
intend to feed us with apples this win.
ter, rs all the side walks are loaded
down with the good fruit.
Train dispatcher Bidwell started out
on Saturday to show the boys how to
open roads. He has not been heard
from since. Search for him.
Don't forget the grand rally of the
Republicans on the Goth, and at the
same time hear the Hon. VIM. Win
dom in his great political speech,
J.C. Zieske returned right side ul
with care. He reports that he saw
nothing but Republicans on his
whole journey.
The great storm which commenced
on Friday afternoon took everybody
in this place with surprise 1t wa!
the severest one known here since thu
winter of 1873.
VIM. Carroll, engineer on the ives
tern division, took advantage of thu
snow starm on Sunday and went out
and killed five geese with his musket
at one shot. Burk and Mickey, what
were you doing? Busted lost.
The organization of the Garfield ant
Arthur club at Harmony Hall on Mon
day evening last was a grand success
The officers are Dr.. Howe, president
1. Gallagher, vice president and D. W
Coulthar6, secretary.
Mr.. John White, formerly our r. R
agent, and now at Brookings in tb'
same capacity, will return to thi'
place about the 10th of next month
and busy himself at the Lorent
House.
Oct. 10th, at the Catholic church, b!
Father Sandmeyer, Mr.. Thomas Keeg
an and Miss Lillian Fitzgerald. Tom
may thy journey through life be
happy one, and may thy Lillian neve
grow less,
| G. B. Peck is the happiest man i,
town since the snow storm. A littl'
boy tramp weighing 13A pounds en-
tered his house on Friday night ant
claimed undisputable possession. Peel
and lady surrended without harsl
words. All we'll.
| A terrible row occurred on GU
streets last Monday evening. One o
our young gents got little too full
and then cautioned every body to kee
out Of his way or he would smasl
them.