New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-10-13


and for Gov. Pillsbury in the general
election of 1870. as follows:
One delegate for each 100 votes or ma
jor fraction and one delegate for each
ERNBr BRANDT,
Chairman 37th Dist. Rep, Sen. Com.
c. F. CASE, Secretary.
The publication of the REVIEW
was delayed somewhat this week, in
order that we might give to it's read.
ers some news from the Ohio and Indi.
ana elections.
See notice to builders among the ad.
vertisements in to.dsy's REVIEW.
Herm ann and Emil Settlers % cents
store is now in full operation.
One of Toilet Peterson's children
died last week, and was buried on
Sunday morning.
Two of auditor Constants children
have been quite sick during the last
few days.
News from the elections in Ohio and
Indiana will be found on the editorial
page of this paper.
We learn that several matrimonial
alliances among certain wel]-known
parties in our midst, will be consum.
mated in few days.
Chas. G. Brandt, of Sigeltown, will
have an auction sale at his farm, on
Saturday, October 30th. For particu.
lars see posters.
A part of the Herald form was pied
last Friday evening, which caused a
delay in the publication of the paper
until the following morning.
j. B. Velikanje has gone up to Lake
Benton to supply the folks of that por.
ton of the country with photographs
and other pictures.
Pumps! Pumps! I have just received
q car load of the very best pumps in
the world. They will be sold cheap.
NJ. Mullen.
The work on the Empire Mill is near.
ly completed, but it will take until the
beginning of next month before il gets
In operation, owing to tho long delay
in obtaining the rollers.
Prof. Morris. the phrenogolist, de.
parted for Lorenzo last Monday eve.
ming, at which place he will lecture
during the latter part of this week.
George Urban, j., of the firm of
Geo. Urban and Son, Buffalo, N. Y,
spent last Sunday in our city, and dur
ing his stay favored the Review with a
pleasant call.
The weather during the greater part
of last week was mild and generally
pleasant, but on Saturday the strong
wind made the dust fly around in an
uncomfortable manner.
Ernst Brandt and ye editor return.
ed home from St. Louis last evening
via Chicago. The editorial excursion
was an entire success. Particulars
next week.
Mullen says he will give you the best
porcelain lined pump. with cork lined
water escape, for $3.50 or less, the
pump to be long enough for a twenty
foot well.
j. NJ. Broome, formerly Of this place
but now editor of tho Beobachter at
Mankato, together with his family, is
now making trip to Indiana and Ken.
lucky visiting relatives and friends.
Ed. Casey has now entered the race
for the sheriff's Office. He has notice
in this weeks REVIEW announcing him.
self as an independent candidate. He
will undoubtedly rouse up the slumber-
ing voters throughout the county.
We are info rmed that Mr.. Harkins,
Of West Newton, has had some very
severe attacks of rheumatism during
the last two weeks, from which he has
at times suffered severely.
Mr.. Rudolphl's building, situated on
the corner of Minnesota and Third
North streets, is nearly completed. 1t
is neat and well.built structure which
adds a great deal to the appearance OF
that part of our town. -
New wheat has been brought into
town At a somewhat rapid rate during
the last few days. For some days last
week the Eagle Mill Co. received, on
an average about l 900 bushels per day
The prices paid on Saturday were u
cents for No. and "a for No. 2.
The New Ulm Sugar Manufacturing
Company have this season converted
AIS tons Of amber cane into syrup
The last of the cane was worked W
yesterday. Mr.. Roberts, who has beer
in charge of the works, leaves thi:
week for his HON e at Fairfield, Ill.
The Sleepy Eye Gazette says George
Kuhlman was nominated for Register
of Deeds at the Democratic county con
ventlon held here on the I'd inst. TIL,
Gazette is very much mistaken; Mr.
Kuhlman's name was not mentioned
in connection with any Office at tlla
convention.
Mr.. F. Propping, the new teacher
in our schools, expects his wife ant
son to arrive here in few days. Mr.
Propping, Jr., has just been admitted