New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-11
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Oy Our. Regular Correspondent Busted.)
VIM. Gebser,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
Choice Brands of CIGARS
TOBACCO, Pipes, C1eAR
HOLDERS, &C., &c.
HOLDERS, &C., &c.
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City lots for sale by r. III. Bingham.
G. B. Blake has gone east to lay in a
new stock of goods.
The youngest daughter of John lies,
Ike is quite sick.
Our streets are daily crowded with
teams, but business is not overly good.
Sickness being on the decrease, Pc
ter Majewski is having resting spell.
r. II. Bingham has returned from
his visit to Winona. II. B. looks hale
and hearty.
Our boss shoe maker, T. kimm, Of
fers his nice dwelling on Main street
at a bargain. E.
Jos. Trautmann has not yet succeed.
ed in finding his whiftle trees lost by
his team in their recent frolic.
Mrs. Boil has presented her liege
lord with a bouncing boy. He turned
the scale at pounds and 2 ounces.
Shake, Fred.
John Hanson, being in an improve.
ment mood. is erecting another frame
building. VIM. Miller has the con.
tract.
The dance at Freiss Bros. on the
evening Of the 5th inst. was we'll at
tended and was very pleasant af-
fair.
The awfully learned editor of the
Wide.Awake is getting on his ear.
Too bad, Rising, but 1 guess we can
stand the shock.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
Of Minnie Berg, daughter of Mr.. & Mrs.
Charles Berg, who died on Sunday
night, Feb. 9Th, at the age of years.
Three of our prominent citizens Wis
tied New Ulm last Thursday, and we
are glad to say returned home right
side up with care,
Our saloon keepers are promptly
paying up their little license and the
village treasurer is feeling happy.
Look out he don't skip the country.
We are glad to report that Mr.. Le-
vi has recovered sufficiently from his
late severe illness 80 as to be around
again and attend to business.
Joe Trautmann has got through
packing ice. He says he's got enough
to keep all Lorenzo cool next summer.
Good 'nough.
Hans Mogeson says if that hammer
which froze to some fellows fingers Il
few nights ago will come back he will
set 'em up. Now don't all speak at
once.
John Zieske desires that the fellow
who borrowed his TX few nights ago
return the same, and no questions ask
ed. John says he must split some
wood.
DR.. L. j. Giles, of magnetic pad
fame, is stopping at the Union House
and is meeting with good success. The
doctor remains here during the week
and will leave for Redwood Falls Oh
Monday evening next.
The ''terrible" man of the Wide
Awake has put his thumb down on
poor Andy, but we think before the
game is out the Rising blatherskite
will get hoisted peg higher than he
has bargained for.
a meeting of all interested in the
Library and Free Reading Room, will
he held at the room this evening, Feb.
18th, 1T 7 o'clock.
The library thus far comprises near
ly a hundred volumes, including his
tories, novels, books of travel, Of bio
graphy, &c.
The Common Council held their re-.
gular meeting on Feb. 5, at the office
| or Recorder Somerville.
Members present:
| II. G. Eaton, President,
F. IbbersOn,
y n p W b ras'Ss; Trustees
G. w. Somerville, Recorder.
The meeting was called to order by
! President Eaton. A bill of 1926 in
favor Of l. Gallagher, with which to
purchase statute Of Minnesota, was al
lowed. The village marshal's salary was
raised $500 per month. The Recor-
der's salary was fixed for the ensuing
year. G. w. SommervilIe was re-
tanned us village atty. No further
business appearing, council adjourned