New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-26

The frame work of the rev Touring
mill was raised last week and is now
being enclosed. The mill promises to
be stately structure.
Cheap Charley's new store is to be
lighted with electric light with sun
eclipsing, heaven-born splendor. Sc
our friend Ross informs US, and he
ought to know.
Either our fishermen have lost thei,
cunning or the finny tribe is getting
scarce in the Cottonwood, as two o,
three is about as many any of the an
glers haul up onto dry land during an
afternoon.
The Eagle Mill Co. last Thursday
took in over 1000 bushels of wheat.
The elevator and City Mill Co. also
took in large quantity on the same
day. Verify, the wheat boom is boom
ing, but we are sorry to see the price
going down, down, down.
Pay your taxes before June 1st and
save the ten per cent. penalty and
if you have any money left, just call
around and pay up back subscriptions
to the Review. This advice is given
free of charge, and you will not be the
loser if you take it,
Casper Green, of West Newton,
while driving some cattle..last Thurs.
day was thrown from his horse and,
the horse falling on him, had one of his
legs broken. DR.. Carl, who has the
unfortunate young man in charge, in.
forms us, however, that the fracture
is not serious one.
Geo. Beck, of Cottonwood, received
q serious kick from horse a few days
ago and for time his life was de.
SPARED of but we understand from DIR.
Berry, who attends Mr. Beck, that he
is now in fair way of recovery.
On account Of the very Indictment
weather last Sunday the picnic adver
tised to be held at the City Garden
was postponed until next Sunday,
when it is hoped the weather will. be
more favorable. Don't fail to take it
in.
The depot at Heron Lake was struck
by lightning and burned to ashes last
week. The warehouse at Sibley was
also similarly burned. A woman was
killed near Granite Falls also a few
Gays ago, and a man and team at Wal.
nut station were struck, but only a
colt was killed.-Marshall Messenger.
When passing over the road last
week we noticed that a new Touring
mill is being Guilt at Nico]let Station.
We also noticed quite many notable
improvements in the little village of
CORTLAND. Oshawa is the only station
between here and St. Peter that re-
mains alta stand still.
Since Mrs.. Erd's return from the
east her fine millinery establishment,
now located in Beinhorn's building, is
daily visited by a host of ladies all in
tent upon getting hat, trimmed to
the latest fashion. Mrs. Erd's stock
is really very fine and anyone in want
of anything in her line should not fail
to give her 4 call.
Anton Brey has lost three valuable
horses few days ago. They were
running at large grazing and they
have either strayed off or were stolen,
as nothing has been seen or heard of
them since Saturday, May 18th. AS
will be seen by a notice in another
column Mr.. Brey offers 4 liberal re.
ward for their recovery.
We understand the city council pro.
pose to appoint a sanitary committee.
or board of health, whose duty will be
to see that the present good health Of
the city shall be maintained by hav.
ing our alleys and streets kept clear of
filth and refuse, and do all manner of
things which in their judgement will
be for the good of the health of the
city.
The Chicago & North Western Rail-
way will sell round "trip tickets at Ex-
CURsION RATES from all of it's stations
to Chicago and return, for the Nation
al Republican Convention, to be held
in Chicago, June 2.
Tickets will be sold May 80 to June
l, inclusive; good tolreturn tillJune S.
Mr.. F. W. Gebser has been appoint
ed census enumerator for New Ulm,
Mr.. Ed. J. Collins for Milford and
John Rotering for Cottonwood, but
on account of sickness the latter has
returned his commission. We also
learn that John Cutting has been
appointed for Home and Lorenzo, and
j. J. Ray for Burnstown and Bashaw.
We are not advised as TO the other
appointees in the county.
On the 18th inst, large number of
the Norwegian citizens of Linden and
Rnttarnnt Valley met at tn nice GROVE
on the farm formerly owned by John
Henning in Linden, and properly OBJ.
served the Independence Day of Nor
way. Several were present from New
Ulm, Lake Crystal and this place. All
enjoyed themselves very much.-Ma.
della Times.
Mr.. F. G. Campbelrs military dra-
ma, entitled the " Union Scouts was
produced under the auspices of the