New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-05

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Ask Kimm how hard the ground is,
he tried it near the Revere House.
H. Bendixen. Of Burns, visited in
our city over Sunday.
Lars Anderson has returned to his
old position in the post Office after put.
ting in about 200 acres Of wheat.
J. Gallagher L G. H, Dayton have
united as partners in the insurance and
collection business.
Four tramps made considerable dis
turbance in our city last Sunday. No
arrests were made.
Our dramatic club has been invited
to give one or more entertainments ut
Rochester, Winona and Redwood Falls.
The new sidewalks just completed
and now being built give our town
quite metropolitan appearance.
Talbot and Rinke have added a new
addition to their store. It is now PAX
q feet, and the largest in town.
Zieske has received Il nice lot of
thinks and valises, also splendid lot
of whips direct from New York.
Mrs. Graves intends in about two
weeks to open boarding house north
of the Revere House.
Peter Bendixen, of the firm of Ru
nitz & Bendixen, left for Europe on
the 22d ult. He will be absent about
three months. ~
Frank Melech's new building,
"a 80 feet, in Brooklyn is nearly
completed. 1t counts to one of the
best in that eighborhood.
The donation party at Harmonic
Hall for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Rob-
inson and lady was grand success,
the proceeds Melted $40. ---. Il
w. r. White of the Loreno House
has sold his hay scale to Runitz and
Bendixen and they have removed it to
the east side of 5th street, near their
store.
John Zieske and his son Henry have
had severe attack of diphtheria but
we are glad to say they are now con.
valescing,
In about ten days look out for we'd
ding. Busted spoke of it some time
ago. but both parties failed to come to
time on account Of poor health.
6 Cheap john and Peter Go
Quick have erected a building north
of the post Office in which they will
soon open general store.
Gihrke, our new shoemaker, will be
found one door east of Talbot & Rinke's
He has splendid lot of leather and
other material usually found in first
class shoe store.
Mr.. Ligge, Of Waseca, has purchased
lot west of Joe Trautmann's, paying
$3.50 for Is #. front by 40 #. lenght.
The building to be erected thereon will
be of brick, 24x64 feet, and when com.
pleted will be occupied for drug
store.
We were requested by the Dramatic
Club on their return from New Ulm to
express their thanks through your
columns to the people of New Ulm,
and especially to. Mr.. Bobleter, DR..
Berry, Mr.. Bingham and al others
who so kindly assisted them n making
their trip success.
Our friend Mr.. Zieske has been bad.
~ bereaved in the past two weeks.
April ED, Ruben, his youngest son,
died with diphtheria and on the 25th
Anna, his Oldest daughter, and May lst
the baby followed. John you have the
heartfelt sympathy of your many
friends.
Two weeks ago IL of our military
spirited men organized a company of
MINI. N. c., to sustain and defend
our national flag Tut the Adjutant
General has put damper on their ar
der by refusing to furnish them with
arms. claiming that the New Ulm
Governors Guards is sufficient for
Brown county.