New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-28
Lcreno Department
our regular Correspondent Busted


BY our regular Correspondent Busted.
Lewis Hanson is erecting a new
dwelling.
Il Mr.Peck has taken up his quarters in
his new building in Brooklyn.
| &. w. Sommeryille is off again ia
Redwood Falls, on biz of course.
| DR.. J. B. Welcomes new Office on
Main street fills out very nicely.
During the hot weather the past
few days corn has grown so fast that
you can hear it grow.
Peter Majewski is making prepare
lions for another trip to Chicago to lay
in large stock of goods.
| Mr., Bangs and lady are contemplat
ing a visit to Milwaukee in the near
future.
Jos. Trautman is fatening DO hogs
for the eastern market. Joe means
business this fall.
John Zieske is talking of erecting a
dwelling house. Tho Revere House
fire has" skeered him.
Mr.. Levi offers his nice and commo-
dious room ore door west Of Christ.
Emerich's hotel for rent.
Rev. O. p. Champlin has gone west
Oh prospecting tour. 1t is said he
has an eye on Tracy for 4 location.
I. B. Sprague general agent for the
Minneapolis harvester works is here
looking after the interests of his firm.
Mr.. Dousman and family now hold
forth in their new residence in Brook.
Ign.
Everything looks favorable for. an
abundant crop and both farmers and
townspeople are happy.
J. II. Hanson is erecting another !
new building which, when completed
will he occupied by friends from VII
mona.
The Red Ribbon Temperance Club !
will give a grand literary entertain
ment at their rooms next Friday eve.
ming. All are invited.
1t is rumored that our merchant G.
B. Blake has taken into full partner
ship a young lady of Rochester, on
Thursday last. Calico has won.
Mr.. Joe. Millermaster has purchas-
ed the remaining stock of d. /. Rus
sells store with the intention of OPEN
ing a irst-class produce store and ba-
kerry.
The weather the past week has been
very favorable for all kinds of grow
ing grain and the familiar rattle OF the
reaper may now be heard in all dlrec'
lions.
Last Friday night, the yard dummy
and a freight train got up a humping
matinee. The dummy emerged from
the ordeal but little damaged and with
out any of the men getting hurt.
A. f. Rising, editor of the Wide.
Awake left last Monday morning on
tour west in search of land and items.
We understand that he expects to be
absent two or three weeks.
Our streets are crowded from morn
ing till night with teams from the
country. Farmers just now are laying
in good stock of provisions prepara'
tory to commencing the harvest work.
Mr.. J. Beacher of Steele county has
purchased nice 100 acre farm on the
cottonwood. Mr.. 3. says that there
are more Steele county men coming to
locate in Brown county. Let 'em
come.
1 am pleased to notice that the RE-
VIEWS Iberia correspondent, NJ. Din
neen, has returned from his western
tour, and judging from his last contri'
button he still thinks there is no place
like Brown county.
Some of our so. called sporting men
are occasionally seen wandering out
of town with gun in hand. Some say
they are going after snipe, while 9th
ers merely go out to train their dogs,
you know.
.Diphtheria is again making its ap-
pearance in this vicinity. We under
stand that Mr.. Kolba, living near 1be.
ria, lost his Oldest daughter, aged Is
years, last Saturday. Also that Mr..
Forster lost one of his children last
week from the same fatal desease.
Last Thursday morning between one
and two clock a fire broke out III the
Mushroom of the Revere House and
before it's discovery had made such
Roadway that nothing could be done to
stay the conAagration. The building
with most of its contents was entirely
DESTROYED. The cause Of the fire is un-