New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-28
NEW ULA AND VICINITY.

next week.
Republican caucus next Monday
evening. See call in another column.
DR.. r. J. Gle still continues healing
the sick, at parlor No. II, Union House,
New Ulm.
Col. Pl@nder left yesterday NOR
ming for a trip through Renville coun.
ty upon business connected with his
real estate and insurance agency.
The Sleepy Eye Herald which has to
date been printed at the Review office
will next week start out with an out
TT of its own.
The "Andrews' Family Troupe is
to be reorganized in the near future
for another tour through this and ad.
joining States.
If the weather continues favorable
Pf'cnninger's new brick block will be
well advanced toward completion by
the end of this week.
Money to loan in sums of 5000 and
upwards on improved farms in Brown
Co. Apply to B. F. Weber over Citi-
zen's National Bank, New Ulm, MINI.
Mrs. Carl Schreck met with a serious
accident last Sunday by falling out of
., ~v,o~o,, ouI d;olooo%;nn oNo of Ior
shoulders. DR.. Muller has the unfor-
tunate lady in charge.
The Sea of Ice,' one of the most
beautiful dramas ever written, will
have run of three nights at Union
Hall next week, commencing Thurs.
day evening.
Don't ruin your health, and besides
make yourself disagreeable to other
people by your continual coughing.
A Is cent bottle of DR.. Marshall's
Lung Syrup will cure you. Sold by
Jos. Bobleter.
An alarm of fire was sounded last
Thursday afternoon caused by the burn
ing of pile of wood near the Lutheran
parsonage. The fire was, however, ex'
tinguished before much damage was
done.
The bill providing that all lands with
in the limits of the Fort Ridgely mill
tary reservation ahall be open to home
stead settlement and timber culture
entry passed the lower house of con-
gress on the 2(th inst.
Bilhousness or constipation is q
sign of 4 diseased liver. Cure them
both with Bromoline. Sold by Jos.
BObleter.
The Tracy Gazette says that the
people of this city pass their time in
chasing, cooking and eating the sport
i've frog. Why, Kutchin, we didn't
think that our barley juice was so de-
ceiving. 1t was oysters you saw those
people chasing about.
Henry GUNNER of the town OF Coult'
land, Nicollet county, last Saturday
shot and killed, near Swan Lake, nine
American white pelicans in two shots.
He disposed of six of them to various
parties in the city, Prof. June securing
one for the State University museum.
The wished.for rain came last Friday
afternoon, continuing, at short inter-
walls, until Saturday evening. The
rain was much needed and with few
nice warm days will be the means of
giving the wheat and other vegetation
a good start.
The St. Peter Times says that child
with two heads was born lately in MIC
ollet township, and although efforts
were made to hush it up. yet it leaked
out. The parents feel mortified, but
they ought to rejoice since the monster
lived only few hours.
Rudolph Setter last Friday shot an
Osprey, commonly called fish hawk,
near the Minnesota river, just below
the city, that measured four feet and
six inches from tip to tip. Prof. June
forwarded the bird to the State Uni
versity museum.
The ball given In Turner Hall. by
New Ulm Encampment I. o. 0. F.,
last Monday evening in celebration of
the sixty.fr anniversary of Ameri'
can Odd Fellowship was a very pleas
ant affair. About 70 couples were
present.
We are glad to know that Mr.. P. F.
Leibold has finally concluded to erect
his long contemplated brick building
this season, and he is now engaged in
moving his old frame building back to
the alley. The present season promis.
es to be busy one for the carpenters,
masons and lab0rers.
Judge Cox has appointed J. Wilson
fHAIOA Lo4's OlcAh VI Iho COulCS VI
Redwood county in place of w. II.
Hawk, who has resigned. Mr.. Pax.
ton.will assume the dnties of his Of
flee as soon as the Commissioners
meet to approve his bond. The Ga
zette speaks well of the appointment.
Master Freddy Hauenstein, a 10 year
old son of Weigand Hauenstein, a few
days ago swallowed silver quarter.
Medical assistance was at once called
and although purgative medicines were
given him it was no: until the third
day that the coin passed from him.
The coin caused him considerable pain