New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-21
Lcreno Department
BY our regular Correspondent Busted.

Business for the past week has been
somewhat dull owing no doubt to the
hot weather.
DR.. j. w. B. Welcome has erected
an Office on Main street, adjoining j.
Troutmann's meat market.
That ice cream at Kimm's restau-
rant is delicious. Busted knows where
of he speaks.
The farmers in this vicinity are
much pleased over the prospects of a
large yield in wheat and corn. The
rye and barley harvest is also turning
out good.
Richard Graus is the happy daddy of
a youngster that kicked the beam at
liz pounds. Richard says he tried to
have the chap on hand for the census
enumeration but the spring months
where rather backward, you know.
Our liveryman, Mr.. l.. Pease, after
being for ten days lost in tho wilder
ness, has returned, but says he met
with good success as all his customers
(mosquitoes) settled their bills on his
way.
Mr.. r. Blackstone has rented the
rooms formerly occupied by d. l. Rus
sci for the purpose of opening res
taurant and bakery. Mr.. B. is thor
oughly posted in his business and Will
no doubt make it success.
After years absense our old friend
Rev. O. p. Champlin has returned to
pay his many friends visit. He is
the guest of I. Gallagher during his
stay here.
| AS disbursing officer John G, Zies
Ike is the most popular man i'll town.
He paid no less than Is village and
school district orders on the 18th
inst.
The excitement among our harvest
ing machine men has somewhat abat
ed and they are now all busy deliver
ing machines. Each agent claims hi!
J machine carried off the horns in the
recent field trials, and each is cores
, pondingly happy in trying to MAKE
his brother agents as miserable as pos
sible.
The dedication of the Middle Creel
! church, in the town of Flora, Renvill
county, on Sunday, the 18th inst.
i. attracted large number of peOpl
I from far and near. Rev. Andre,
;, Strohmier. P. E., of Waseca; Rev. w
C. Sydow, of Big Stone Lake; Rev
+ w. Oshler, of St. Peter; and Rev. +
e Simon, of Cottonwood, were presen
II and assisted in the services. Pete
Majewski and family, and John {
/ Zieske and wife of this place were a
e so present. Sermons were preache
a in German and English, the latter b
q Rev. J. II. Smith, pastor of the churcl
r. E. w. Shenton a brakeman i
10 the yard of the Winona 4 S
h. Peter railroad at this place was rul
Is over and killed on the evening (
o. the 18th inst. While walking alon
=, the track he got his left foot into
- frog and before he could release hin
~ self freight train, that was slow
~ backing up to make coupling, re-
81 over him. He only lived about 9
I'd hour after the accident. On Satu
lie day last Charles White, also a brak
We man. came very near meeting sir
he liar fate by falling off ola box c
Sc of a moving train.
IN J. H. Hanson has added ne
ed addition to his building, and
* Fl. Bingham is also rushing h
new brick building to completion.
nj. w. F. Steward, L. w. Dousma
20. Mr.. Peck and G. B. Blake are ca
les erecting one or more fine dwellil
lie. houses in Brooklyn.
G. N. Dayton lost very valual
I'll. horse on the 18th, making the s.
nd ond he lost within six weeks.
=. - CT Conrad's $13 boss has proven
llo bad investment. Although it to
20, a regiment to help him on his phi
ut, the boss We mean, CT did not d
ex pair Of bringing him around
ct right, but the boss didn't take ve
rec kindly to his new master and /
nd died Of a broken heart.
! Although denied BY some, it
The none the less true that form
up member Of the newly organized ba
to. made the remark, " No Dutchm
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