New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-18
Ioreno DEPARTMENT.
(By our Regular Correspondent Busted.)
Wm. Gebser.
Manufacturer of and Dealer IN
Choice Brands Of CIGARS
TOBACCO, PIPES, CIGAR
HOLDERS, &C., &c.
LAKE, ROUSE. SLEEPY. EYE, .ml.s:s..

OuT puD1c SCHOOLS are again open.
Our streets were crowded with
teams last Monday and presented a
very animated appearance.
John Zieske has nice lot of har-
nesses made up orspring use. Farmers
would do well to call OH him.
~ George Dayton has few more of
those celebrated tanning mills for
cleaning seed wheaton hand.
We understand from good authority
that Knapp takes possession of the
Revere House March LIST.
notice DR.. Rosbach, of Owatonna,
in our city. I learn he is looking up a
location where sickness and greenbacks
are correspondingIy plenty.
The Revere House ice house is COM
pleted and ready for the reception of
the cooling article.
c. W. Conrad's little girl died at 10
O'Clock a. m. last Monday from mem.
branous Group. The bereayed family
has the sympathy of The community.
Joe Trautman is anxious to know
what became ofhis whippletrees. Can't
some knowing one post him up.
Eaton & Co. have made a contract
with Lang to have their entire stock
of buggies repainted in the spring.
Philip Swalve has opened razor
and scissor grinding establishment on
Main street, west Of 9th.
Married, at New Ulm, Feb. 10th,
Mr.. G. Knutson to Miss Hannah An.
derson, both of Loreno. Success, and
may your happiness ever prevail.
Bobleter has already paid Andy for
those broken windows. but Rising,
who asked you for a cent!
Freiss Bros. offer their six pocket
billiard table for sale at a bargain. as
they intend opening restaurant soon.
Call on Andy for a clean shave and
a good hair rub.
Our newly elected justice J. Gallegh-
er is giving good satisfaction to We
Lorenoites.
Tally one for each Chas. Schleif and
VIM. Schultz. The former says it's
a boy and the latter gil]. Well done,
boys.
The Evangelical association has been
holding subtrated meetings in their
church fol some time and are meeting
with good success.
A great auction sale took place on
Main street last Monday, but which
only resulted in the sale of couple of
harnesses; one being knocked down for
sixteen and the other for twenty-five
dollars.
We are astOnished to notice that so
many of our western papers persist in
stating that upwards of IS to 70 deaths
have occurred from diphtheria at this
place during the fall and winter, when
the records do not show more than -
altogether.
Mr.. Oliver Conrad, of Polo, Ill.,, is
here after the remains of his brother
Maurice, and when he returns to Illi-
nois he will take them with him for
interment at the above named place.
He is also anxious to take his sister-in-
law and child back with him and give
them a home.
Considerable excitement was occa-
stoned on the streets last Saturday by
some frisky horses. They finally
brought up in front of r. A. Russell's
grocery store and spilled the wagon
on to the sidewalk. But little damage
was done and after Russell filed the
wagon box with tea his customers
went home rejoicing.
Last Monday morning an old man by
the name of Joseph Felber, living one
and half miles east of Iberia, visited
our town and when jumping out of his
wagon he slipped and fell and dislocat.
ed one Of his hips. lie was carried
into Mike Fohl's where DR.. Marcel)us
and FL. Ibbcrson attended the unfor-
tuate man.
Jos. Trautmann has takena contract
to furnish 100 head of cattle for par.
ty in Dakota. the same to he delivered
May 18th. The attic are not to ex.
cced three years old. Parties that
have young stock for sale would do
well to give Joe Il chance. He Will
pay the cash now.
Rising calls "Busted" scavenger
and says he receives so cents a week
for s,andering his civil minded neigh
bors. Now. Rising. really! Well if
you derive any comfort by believing so
we will not contradict you, but if you
would attend just a little more to yonr
own business and devote less to other
peoples the Lorenoites would not have
to depend upon ':Busted' and the RE-
VIEW for all the local news.