New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-10-27
NEW ULM AND VICINITY

NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
~We want the election returns
from each town, and we want them at
the earliest possible moment after the
vote is counted. Will the friends of
the REVIEW respond?
Sc nd us the returns.
Senator Window at Turner Hall
next Friday evening. ....
The season for killing deer will COM
mence Nov. LIST.
TErns Brandt will make an ex.
cellent Judge of Probate, even if he is
a newspaper man. Vote for him.
The building occupied by Anton
Brey as livery stable is being re.
covered with new shingles
IA. F. Walton can be depended
upon in the Register of Deeds office.
Vote for his reelection,
Go and hear sound Republican doc
trine expounded by Window, in Tur.
ner Hall, next Friday evening.
The Democrats in the upper legis'
lative district in Nicollet county have
nominated Mr.. p. II. McDermid for
Representative.
Headache cured by Dr.. Bakers Bill
Gus Pills. Also Billiousness, con-
stipation, &c. For sale by JOS. Bob
Letter.
George Becker and Miss Harriet
Koehler were married last Saturday
evening, at the residence Of the brides
parents.
MARRlED-In this city, on the 10Th
inst, by the Rev. J. G. John, Mr.. Jull-
us Schramm and Miss Minna Redmann,
both Of this city.
The snow blockade on the Winona
& St. Peter railroad was raised as far
as Marshall last Saturday and trains
are now running regular to that point.
Deposit your ballots for S. D..
Peterson for Senator, and John C..
Zieske for Rcpr sentative, They are
men we'll worthy Of your confidence.
w. Buchard, of Lafayette, Nicollet
county, raised about $500 bushels OF
wheat this year. Thus we see that
farming in this vicinity is not all of
such diminutive proportions.
N. P. Chambers, of Blue Earth
county, who has given instruction in
penmanship in this place at different
times. arrived in town yesterday.
Wo presume he will again organize
writing classes.
AS our Cottonwood correspondent
has become much too personal we have
refrained from publishing his last con-
tribution, especially as he refuses to
furnish us his real name.
The Pioneer Press says that a few
nights ago Judge E. St. Julien Cox OF
st. Peter was relieved of 5000 in cur.
rency, while returning home from this
city in caboose on the Winona & St.
Peter road.
TH. B. Constans has made IN eff
cient and accommodating County Aud
itor and deserves to be reelected,
Vote for him.
1t is reported that an emigrant FAM
lily consisting of man and two WON.
en-, were found on the prairie about
six miles from Burns station on We'd
nesday of last week, Ill being frozen
to death. They had camped out at
that place and had been overtaken by
the storm.
The late blizzard was very destru c.
tive to live stock in portions of Red
wood county and the western end of
this county. Several farmers lost as
many as 40 head of cattle each, and
from 30 to 80 head of sheep. A large
number of horses have also persisted.
TNo Republican should stay
away from the polls next Tuesday. Re-
member the first duty of citizen is to
vote, and to vote Strait Republican.
A friend writes us from Milwaukee
as follows: "You may depend on
Wisconsin giving the ''Mule Driver
a big majority-say Is, 00-besides, the
Republicans will gain at least two
Congressman, Guenther and Saenger. y
We hope our enthusiastic Milwaukee
friend may not be too sanguine.
n correspondent writing to the Pho
meer Press from Marshall SAYS that
during the storm of week before last
the snow drifted to a height of fifteen
feet on the business streets. A large
wind mill wheel was torn to shreds and
one wall CT a brick building in process
of erection was blown down.
We learn that certain Democrat
of this city visited Redwood Fall:
last Saturday, in quest of some dissat
isfied Republican whom he could in
duce to become a candidate for Sena
tor against s. d. Peterson. We die
not learn whether his mission wa!
successful or not. Boys, don't waste
your time in trying to defeat Peterson
The Chicago & Northwestern com
pany announces that by November Is
it will have the track laid on it's Dead
wood extensions TO Pierre, d., on tn
east bank of the Missouri river, oppU
site Fort Pierre, and from that dat