New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-12-01
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

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The trial of G. w. Duncan, indict-
ed for rse'stealing, commenced yes.
terday. Judge Cox presiding.
Don't fail to take in the Scandina.
Wan ball at Union Hall next Saturday
evening il you want to spend a few
hours pleasantly.
The public schools of this place were
closed OH Thanksgiving day, giving
tbs teachers and pupils a chance to
gnaw the turkey bones unmolested.
We are grieved to announce the
death from diptheria of John Lauter.
bach's four year old daughter, which
occurred last Sunday evening.
A temperance Red Ribbon club with
over sixty members has lately been
started at Beaver Falls, with r. G..
Bestor as president.
The attention of those of our readers
who wish to purchase sheep, is called
10 the advertisement of Ballenger l.
Chaplin. in this issue of the Review.
The Fergus Falls Journal says pota-
toes in that village retail for 80 cents 4
buslel, and are scarce ut that. The
potato crop in that region was very
poor one, hence the high price.
Mr.. Redmann Of this place has been
seriously i'll for some time, and for a
while it was feared that he could not
recover, but we learn that he is now
slowly improving.
Our readers who wish to obtain reli-
able information respecting the mill
ling operations at Minneapolis. should
not fail to peruse in to.day's issue of
the Review the excellent article writ.
ten to the Chicago Tribune by Eli Per.
kins.
The MDnnerchor concert at Union
Hall promises tobe rare musical treat.
No one should miss it. A social hop
will conclude the evenings entertain.
ment. See the full programme in an.
other column.
ITEMS OF INTEREsT-For the perma.
nent relief Of all unpleasant sensations,
try DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy. TO
cure Blind Piles, use DIR. BOsankO's
Pile Remedy. For Bleeding Piles,
there is nothing so effectual as DR.. 30.
sanko's Pile Remedy.
Bruises, Sprains
Burns. Swellings, &c., cured by DR.
Bakers Turkish liniment''
Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
The Thanksgiving ball at Union Hall
on Thursday evening was we'll attend.
ed, there being about 70 tickets sold,
so we are informed. The trippers Of
the fantastic say they had a real jolly
time, and everything passed of very
smoothly.
Prof. Chambers is with us yet, teach
ing the correct method of singing ink,
as teacher of penmanship he is a sue
cess. Attend his class and you will not
regret it. Call on him for the latest
flame of written and fancy "Christ.
mas Cards.
Skating has been a fayorite amuse.
ment among portion of our young
folks for some time past. A skating
rink has already been established by
some of the boys, in order that there
may be continuation of the sport dur.
ing the winter.
"Mother, what is an angel! San
angel! Well, an angel is being that
flies" "But, mother, why does papa
always call my governess an angelo"
"well," exclaimed the mother, after a
moments pause, she's going to fly
Immediately"
Owing to the delay in getting new
valve to replace the one that was burst
during the first part of last week. the
Empire mill has not yet resumed grind
ing. But it is expected that every
thing will be in readiness about the
middle of this week.
The Gazette says Mr.. and Mrs. A. E
Sommerville, of Albin, met with a
serious accident while returning from
Sleepy Eye on Monday of last week.
Near that village the team became
frightened and ran away. upsetting the
sleigh and causing MIR. Sommerville
seriaus fracture Of the leg. Mrs, s.
was also injured somewhat seriously.
Frank Burg, our erterprising cigar
manufacturer, talks to the lovers Of
good cigars, tobacco, etc., IT. this is
sue of the Rev,ew. Frank has splen-
did assortment of everything belong
ing to the tobocco and cigar trade,
all of which he sells at bottom prices.
See his advert isement in another COT!
umn,
Epizootic has taken hold Of the
greater number horses in this town and
vicinity, but so far it has been in mild
form and consequently very few incon-
veniences have resulted to the owners
or to business in general. What the
horses need is constant and skilful care
when suffering from the disease. =.
We did not know that the city linn
its of New Ulm extended up into the
upper regions of the town of Home
but such appears to the fact, never
theless. At least Nelson Montgom