New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-14
NEW ULM AND VICINITY

y" OAA AN ~ VlCtNlIY.
Pfefferle and Neumann say it's a
good match. So say we all.
See notices OF Henry Keller, school.
clerk in our advertising columns.
, Last Saturday was scorcher, the
thermometer registering over 100 in
the shade.
Considerable grain was laid fiat by
the heavy wind and rain storm last
Saturday night.
: The harvesting machine agents are
after zach other with a sharp stick as
will bc'seen by the several communica.
tions in another column.
Joe Zimmerman, a section hand
/ on the Winona and St. Peter railroad,
was run over and killed near Manka-
to last Saturday.
Two men we're killed and ono scri-
ously injured by an accident on the
Green Bay1and Minnesota railroad
last Saturday.
G. F. IIausdorf of st. Paul has rent
ed Union Hall and will take possess
sion of the building to-day. lie will
put III billiard table and fix the bar
up in u first class shape.
Henry Codes team created a little
excitement last Monday morning by
taking q ramble down Minnesota
street against the will of their mas
ter. Henry finally ran the team down
with neither injuries to himself or
the team, but he was considerably
" bowed when the task was accom-.
plished.
We arc panied to learn that thirteen
year old son of Mr.. f. G. Koch stepped
on Il reaper sickle on the evening of the
7th inst. and quite severely cut one
of his feet. He became very weak
from loss of blood before surgical as
sistance could DO reached, but he is
now doing o. X.
1T meeting Of the Now Ulm Sill
yer Cornet Band last Monday evening
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing six months:
President, Tory Olesen.
Secretary, Gustav Fischer.
Treasurer, VIM. Setter.
Director, Robert P. A. Nix.
Asst. Director, Albert Wagner.
On Saturday, the Sd inst, tho New
Ulm Turnverein elected tho following
officers:
lst Speaker-P. Scherer.
I'd Speaker-E. G.. Pahl.
Recording Secretary.-H. Keller.
Corresponding Sec.-F. w. Gebser.
Treasurer-J. c. Rudolph.
lst. Turnwart-Henry Engel.
2d. Turnwart-L. HDberle.
At meeting of the Governors
Guards, held last Tuesday evening, the
following civil officers were elected for
tho ensuing six months:
Ben. Juni-President
Henry Behnke-Vice President.
Andrew Eckstein-Secretary.
Gustav Fischer-Treasurer.
Our former station agent, j. 3. Rus
sell, is partner in furniture store ut
Lake Benton, where he is also station
agent.
The following officers of Progress
Lodge No. %, A. o. U. w., were in
stalled on Wednesday evening, tho 7th
inst:
P. M. VIII. b. Constans.
Nj. W.. G. Rudolph.
G.. FIJI. Keller.
Oh. Hpscheler.
CD. Neumann.
Recorder-Wm. Koch.
IA. F. Walton.
Receiver-Chss. Wagner.
I. wa. J. Otterholm.
0. We. SchnObrich.
Tho Winona & St. Peter r. r. Co.
has issued circular inviting counties
along the line of their road to take
steps toward making proper display
of grains, grasses, flax, fruits, vegeta-
bles, live stock, dairy products and
wool, at the State fair to be held at
Rochester the first week in September.
Our county agricultural society should
take this matter in hand and arrange
to have a proper display of Brown
county's product made at the State
fair.
The Currie Pioneer of the 9Th inst.
states that according to the best in
formation that could be obtained in
regard to the crops was, that the pros
pect for wheat had been materially
lessened since the late frequent show.
ers followed by incessant hot weather.
Some pieces being already considered
worthless and others of but little val
ne, while in some instances the farm
ers think their fields are not damaged
to any great extent. Corn and oats
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