New Ulm weekly review., 1880-10-06

The youngest child of H. Steinhaus.
er died last Monday after short i'll.
ness.
Philip Gross offers his admirably 10.
Gated hotel for either sale or rent. See
his advertisement in ano ther column.
A portion of P. F. Leibold's new
building is now occupied by B. Zwise.
le, who has lately opened saloon in
the same.
The teachers examination, held here
last Friday by county superintendent
Clary was slimly attended, there being
only one applicant for certificate at that
time.
Don't forget to examine your CHM
neys; and if necessary have them clean
ed before putting up the stove-it may
save you money, and perhaps loss of
life.
Rev. o. p. Champlin, we'll known to
most of our readers, has been selected
as pastor of the Congregational church
at Tracy, at which place he will here
after reside.
The st. Peter Tribune says that the
man who was blown off the Winona &
St. Peter bridge at Kasota, a short time
since was Mr.. Linquist, of St. James,
and that he is improving rapidly.
The grasshopper commissioners have
found the valleys of Montana to be the
breeding ground of the locust, and that
their settlement will forever end the
ravages of the insect.
The Wino1la & St. Peter railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets
Oct. 18th, 10th, goth and 2lst to Chica'
20 and return for 5000. Tickets good
to return until Oct Goth.
Professor Morris, Phrenologist, will
give two free lectures at Turner Hall,
New Ulm, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evening of this week. Heads ex-
amined at the Dakota House, from 10
a. m. to 6 p. m. daily, at so cents each.
will sell goods at bottom prices.
Come all and convince yourselves be
fore buying elsewhere.
@. Baltrusch.
The Sleepy Eye correspondent of the
St. Paul Globe says that the ticket plac-
ed in the field by the Republicans of
this county is strong one. OF course
it is; and all doubling Democrats will
be convinced Of the fact when The vote
is counted on election day.
Mr.. Edward Maltzahn, formerly of
Cincinnati, Ohio, will in a few days
open a saloon in the building lately va
Gated by B. Zwiesele. A new floor has
been laid in the room, the walls have
been newly papered and the place when
the improvements are completed will
be very inviting.
ADvERT1sED-For the reason an ar
ticle is advertised and kept before the
public, we should not discredit its
worth, but hasten to inquire into, find
out and put to proof the merits claimed
for the goods so recommended. This
is just what we ask of the sufferers
from Piles-a faithful and unbiased
trial of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy.
The verdict is always in it's favor.
The Curry Pioneer is informed that
a Norwegian, fresh from Fatherland,
was discovered on Saturday the 25th OF
last month, in some tall grass in the
outlet to Bear Lake, who had lain there
entirely without food for three weeks.
All he subsisted upon was some very
poor water from hole near where he
lay. When found he was too weak to
walk, but was taken to house and is
getting along well.
MARR1ED-On the 28th ult., at the
residence Of the bride's parents, by the
Rev. H: Hensel, Mr.. H. Bendixen, of
Springfield, and Miss Auguste Miller of
Winnebago City, Mimi.
Mr.. Bendixen is one of the young,
go.a.head merchants of Burns, and his
numerous friends will be glad to learn
that he has taken such an important
step in life. Congratulations of the
REVIEW are hereby extended to the
happy couple.
Was not the Decentralization Mass
Congressional convention, recently
held in Pennington. off of its base
when it appointed DR.. J. W. B. Well.
come, of Sleepy Eye, one of the Nom.
bers of the district committee? The
doctor, SO we are informed, has for
some time affiliated with the Republi.
cans and will this fall support the
whole ticket headed by Garfield and
Arthur.
We notice In fridays Dispatch that
Mrs. A. J. Robinson of Sleepy Eye, a
member Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, met with quite a
n severe accident in St. Paul on Thurs.
day last When stepping out of her
room, she fell down two flights Of steep
stairs with her child in her arms. The
child was found unharmed at the bot
tom Of the first flight, but Mrs. Robin
son received several bad bruises on her
face and limbs.