New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-15

Our Lorenzo Items have been una
voidatly crowded out this week.
John G. Toberer is building an adj
dition to his residence.
See notice of examination of teachers
in another column.
Thos. Downs. the popular sheriff
of Nicollet Co., was in town on Satur-
day.
The Governors Guards will hold
the last target shoot of the season a
week from next Sunday, Sept 26.
A four year old son of E. O. Brauns,
of Tracy, but formerly of this place,
died on tho Sd inst. of membranous
Group.
The Democratic county convention
is called to meet in this city on Satur-
day, Oct. I'd. New Ulm is entitled to 7
delegates.
Charles Bender, a fourteen year old
son of Mr.. Jacob Bender, died of ty-
phoid fever, on Tuesday of last week,
and was buried on the following Thurs.
day.
OF the new post offices established
since the first of July, eleven have
been named Garfield and two Hancock,
the last named being in Georgia and
Texas.
A slight frost, the first of the sea-
son, was visible last Wednesday
morning. 1t was not heavy enough,
however, to do any damage to grow.
ing vegetation.
Weare glad to notice that our towns
man Mr.. @. Oh. Brandt received one
of the first premiums at the State
Fair for homemade wines. He had
twelve different kinks on exhibition.
all of his own manufacture.
Cheap Charley speaks to the public
this week through the columns of ye
REVIEW, and his advertisements de.
serve careful perusal. We will have
occasion to speak further Of his wares
next week.
Mission services will be hold in Slice.
ply Eye by the Rev. Jesuit Fathers be.
ginning on the 10th of September and
closing on the Goth. The same Fathers
will also give a mission in Springfield
(Burns) from the Sd to the 10th of o.
tober, inclusive.
Our millers have already received
considerable new wheat, the grade of
which is No. and 2. Considerable
of that which was first broue bit in was
rather damp, but it is gradually dry.
ing out. The price paid during the
last week ranged from IS to 70 cts.
per bushel.
The sugar manufacturing company
commenced operations last Thursday
and they have been diligently at work
since that time. Everything seems to
be working smoothly under the able
management of Mr.. Roberts. Most of
the cane is in very good condition, but
there was some brought in last week
that was rather green to be worked up
Diphtheria has been making sad in.
roads among some families in the town
of Linden, lately. Several of Ole Jor.
genson's children have been down with
the disease, two Of whom died last
Thursday night. Ole Stone of the
same town also lost child about tina,
time.
. MARR1ED--At the residence n
Meady Duly in the town of Stately
Brown county, on Saturday, Sept 4
by Kew. D. NJ Haggard, Chas. w
Duly of Brown county to Miss Hat.
tie Duglas of Cottonwood county
The happy couple have the congratI.
lations of their numerous friends.
Mr.. FIR. Schubert, our county trea.
surer, met with a severe loss last
Thursday evening by the sudden and
unexpected death of his son Ernst
aged ID years. He had suffered with
diphtheria but had so far recovered
as to assume his usual work and on
the day preceding his death he had
done some blowing. The SUPPOSE
ton is that he caught cold which set.
tied in his throat and that death was
caused by strangulation. The be.
reaved parents have the sympathy d
the community.