New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07
NEW ULA AND VICINITY.
Yesterday was a raw, cold day.

Yesterday was a raw, cold day.
Croquet sets at the City Drug Store.
On account of the wet weather but
little seeding was done last week.
''The Spy of Atlanta at Union Hall
next Saturday evening. Don't fail to
attend.
Mic. Nenno has sold his omnibus
to Mr.. Knapp, of the Revere House, at
Sleepy Eye.
Loans, on farm land security, in
sums of $3.50 and upwards, negotiated
by J. Newhart, New Ulm, MINI.
4 lengthy correspondence from our
worthy Albin correspondent is neces-
svrily crowded out this week.
We understand that the Redwood
Gazette has been sold to some Kansas
parties who will take possession May
first.
Use Bromoline to cleanse the blood
and stimulate the liver; and health
will follow promptly and surely. Sold
by Jos. Bobleter.
The ground being in unfavorable
condition for pedestrians the Ramsey
Guards turned out on horseback last
Sunday for the first time. ~
100000 to loan on approved real
eastate security at Brown Co. Bank.
Payments can be made at any time be
fore maturity. Installment loans from
five 70 fifteen years.
NJ. E. West, of Golden Gate, is agent
for DR.. Locke's great book on "Ander'
sonville," ind will be pleased to take
orders for the same at the publishers
prices.
The Governors Guards have receiv.
ed an invitation to attend the Centen-
NAL Anniversary of the City of Nash
Vile, Tenn, May 18th, when will begin
the magnificent military display.
The ground is now in better condi-
ton for the reception of the seed than
it has been for the past seven years,
and the prospects are that we will
this year harvest bounteous crop.
The weather permitting, the Cover
nor's Guards and the New Ulm Silver
Cornet Band will parade through the
principal streets of our city next Satur'
day at 2:3O p. m.
rhe1ainfall on the night of the 2eth
ult. was 80 great at M nnesota City as
to cover the track of the Winona 4 St.
Peter railroad, causing several hours
delay in the moving of trains,
The body of TRUE Nordlie Knutson
has just been found in a snow drift, on
the bank of Lake Sigel, near Tracy.
Knutson was lost in blizzard on the
2lst of December last while on his
way home from Tracy.
The railroad company has built a
large derrick and $50 feet platform
opposite the depot,to facilitate the IN.
loading OF heavy machinery, and our
agricultural machine men are now
happy.
The attention of our readers is call
ed to the new advertisement of VIM.
Schmidt which appears in another COL
umn. Mr.. Schmidt took possession of
the Northwestern April lst, and we are
glad to say tn 1t he is already meeting
with deserved success.
The Drama " Miriam's Crime" and
the farce "Poor Pillicoddy" will be
produced by amateurs at Harmony
Hall, Sleepy Eye, tomorrow and Fri
day evenings. Several from this city
will go up to see the plays.
w. II. Hawk, cl ERIK of he Redwood
county courts, has been bound over in
the sum of $500, to appear at the June
term of the District Court. to answer
the charge of embezzlement to which
we referred last week.
Thirty.tive thousand rail road ties
have been unloaded at Glencoe, which
means building a branch line to Hutch
inson or New Ulm. The company
seems to be keeping quite mum on
this point. A few days will tell what
is in the wind.-GlencOe Enterprise.
The Lake Benton Times Office is
offered for sale, the editor, Mr.. Chas.
Morse, wishing to engage in the mer-
chantile business. Under the able
management of Mr.. Morse the Times
was one of the best and most spiciest
papers in Southwestern Minnesota and
we regret to learn of his determine.
ton to retire from the journalistic
field. a.
NJ. Ranweiler, an old settler of West
Newton, met with painful accident
last Thursday by falling from a wagon
loaded with furniture. Mr.. Ranweile1
and family have been residing in this
city during the winter months and he
was engaged in moving his household
effects back to West Newton when the
accident occurred. Mr.. Ranweilel
was severely injured in his spinal col
y,,mn and right arm and is now under
the treatment of DR.. Muller.
Henry s. Back, former residen
of the town of Stark in this county
has sold Il half interest in his 1906
acre farm near Fargo to Hugh Moor
of Newsburgh, n. Y. The sale ais
includes a half interest in the build