New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-08
.ereno Department
By our regular Correspondent Busted.

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Fresh lime at Zieske's.
Andy is so rushed with work that
he is calling for help.
NJ. Foil took flying trip to New
Ulm last Saturday.
If your horses have a sore neck and
you want it cured, buy the patent col
lar support which John ,. Zieske has
for sale.
Mr.. Levi made a purchase of a
horse and carriage the other day. He
says he will now take the worll
easy.
We had the pleasure of seeing AL.
bert Wagner in our Village couple
of days last week. Albert is 4 jovial
fellow, we can say that much.
The editor of the Gazette must
have been very dry at the funniest
in New Ulm, since he thought the
glasses were not large enough. We
generally take 4 snit.
w. r. White has rented the build
ing adjoining A. Sanderlin's, for sam
pie rooms.
DR.. Berry and family took in Sleepy
Sleepy Eye last Thursday.
Farmers complain that the late rains
have badly soaked into the stacks and
not /. few had to be taken apart to dry.
Jacob Hauser brought in load of
wheat last Saturday for which he re.
ceived only so cents per bushel, owing
to it being wet.
D. Bangs and wife have returned
from their visit to Milwaukee.
Keegan & Wright contemplate adj
ing several more horses and buggies to
their already splendid livery outfit.
l.. Hanson's new residence counts
among one of the best in the village.
Knapp, formerly of the Revere
House, intends to 60 into the butcher
business.
The addition to our school house is
now all finished with the exception OF
painting. Mr.. Howard has done some
fine work and the trustees give him
credit for it.
NJ. G. Burnside returned home from
Chicago last Saturday evening. lie
was much benefited in health by his
vacation. lie says he enjoyed his visit
immensely.
I. H. Mitchell left for Wisconsin last
Saturday. He will he absent about
two weeks during which time he will
visit Chicago to lay in large stock of
winter goods.
L. Pease and lady left for Kasson
last Wednesday, on visit 10 friends.
The pay car came up on Tuesday
and made the boys all happy.
r. Blackstone has fitted up u neat
restaurant near the depot.
Mr., Rising, ex.editor of the Wide
| Awake, is taking in the State Fair at
Rochester.
Our farmers are more than happy
| since the fine weather set in again.
FIR. Ibbersop has just ordered some
soap from Graham Bros. & Co.. Chica.
20, which will make hard water soft.
Try it.
Late vegetables of all kinds arc
flooding our markets, also delicious
plums.
The addition to the Lorcno House is
nearly completed.
The dance at Harmony hall on Fri.
day evening was we'll attended, and
everything went off in good order.
Mr.. Levi will lease 20 feet of ground
on Maine st., west of his Dnilding
The location is a good one for most
any business. For particulars call on
Mr.. Levi, 9th and Maple Streets, or j.
C. Zieske.
Mr.. Julius Berndt, of New Ulm,
was in town on Saturday. Mr.. Berndt
will probably build the large store for
Mr.. r. II. Bingham. We can say
this much, that Mr.. Berndt, under.
stands his business.
Farmers have been delayed with
their work or account of bad weather.
Don't wait now to have your grain
threshed, but when you are ready to
do 80 buy the reliable Sweepstakes
threshing machine, sold by p. Chris
Jensen.
A good many will undoubtedly re.
member II enry Engelking who for.
merly lived west of Sleepy Eye, and
one Of the first settlers Of Brown
county. He moved to Aurora III
Steele county Il few years ago, On
the llth of last August he died OF
typhoid fever, after short illness. lie
leaves 4 wife and ten children to
mourn his loss.
L. Hanson, living some four miles
from here, has lost five children from
the dreadful disease diphtheria. His
oldest daughter, aged Ii years, Was
buried last Sunday and he has three
more children down with the same
disease but is in hopes that they may
he spared to him. The family has the
HEARTBEAT sympathy of tho communi
ty.
An old pair of shoes, supposed to
have been cast away, was pick II!
in the back yard of the Union house
but an owner appeared who claimed
the shoes. After ajury trial lasting
nearly all day, two of the jurors were
for and ten against conviction, when