New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-30
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

Tax list on fourth page.
Madelia will celebrate on the 5th.
Fresh lemons at the City Drug Store.
Leibold's new building is progress.
ing nicely.
All kinds of growing crops continue
to give promise of large yield.
See our "Pantagraph Cheap Binder
advertisement in another column.
New potatoes are beginning to make
their appearance in our vegetable
>'"rket'
Remember, the granl procession
or the Fourth moves from Turner
Hall ut Q o'clock sharp.
Otto Setter and Theo. Montgomery
have been awarded the contract for
painting the new mill.
Don't fail to see the pyrotechnical
display at the City Garden on the eve.
ming of the Fourth.
Grand illumination and ball at Union
Hall on tho evening of the Fourth. See
the announcement in another column.
Let every business man in the city
show his patriotism on the Fourth by
handsomely decorating his store front
with evergreens, flags, etc.
A new culvert has been built along
the north side of Centre street across
Minnesota street. A long needed i'm.
provement.
Ed. StGckert has been elected Drum
Major Of the Governors Guards drum
corps. Clear the track when he swings
his baton.
Fire crackers, sky rockets, roman
candles, cap pistols, flags and other
Fourth Of July goods at the City Drug
Store, cheap.
A grand ball will be given ut Pfef-
ferle's hall, at Hector July 5th. John
hopes his New Ulm friends will not
crowd him too much on this occasion.
When making the grand rounds on
the Fourth don't forget the Manner.
Choir and Adelbert's band picnic at the
City Garden.
The St. Peter saloon keepers, says
the St. Peter Times, held a meeting
on the evening of the Oath inst. and de.
cided to sell beer by the quart only at
Is cents.
Every society in the city that intends
to participate in the grand procession
ON the Fourth should be represented at
the committee meeting tomorrow eve.
ming.
Judge Cox will hold special term
of court in this city to-day. All those
DESTROYS of taking out their second pa.
pers at this time will please take no.
tice.
The Governors Guards drummer
boys have received their handsome
new drums and the corps will make its
first appearance in uniform on the
Fourth.
The Tribune says the census of St.
Peter is not quite completed, but that
it will show population of between
1900 and $500, an increase in the
city proper of over 1900 since 1870.
There will be a special meeting of
the Governors Guards this evening at
8o'clock. AS business of importance
will come up for consideration every
member is expected to be present.
The small building heretofore occupied
by Judge Newhart as an Office has been
torn down and Few and larger one is
being built in it's place. Meanwhile
the Judge holds forth in Laudenschla.
gers building.
Theo. Kobarsch is building black
smith shop as an addition to his ma
chine shop. The new wagon manufac-
turing firm of Gales & Hoffman,
makes this a necessity Thus one
branch of industry brings on another.
Tollof Peterson, one of our best
blacksmiths and horse shoers, now
holds forth in the new shop adjoining
Theo. Kobarsch' 8 machine shop, where
he will be glad to see his numerous
friends. lie does all kinds of machine
repairing with promptness and accura.
cy.
The New Ulm Silver Cornet Band
and the Governors Guards of this city
will 60 to Sleepy Eye next Saturday to
participate in the grand celebration
arranged for that day. AS will be seen
by the REVIEW supplement this week
the Guards will give an exhibition drill
during the afternoon.
The Renville Times says that f.
Watson, of Redwood county, was bu-
ried in we'll on the goth inst. It took
about five hours to rescue him; and
when taken out it was found that one
of his hips had suffered dislocation.
Drs. Hitchcock and Puffer were call.
ed. ,.-
At the New Ulm Sportsmen's Club
target shoot last Sunday John Hauen'
stein distinguished himself as the
champion shot, with Ernst Brandt a
close second and Franz Grebe q good
third. The next shoot will be held