New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-28
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Lubricatjng oils at the City Drug

Lubrlcatjng oils at the City Dru
Store. .,
For first-class dentistry 20 to Dr.
Foster.
Remember the Governors Guard
picnic next Sunday.
The county commissioners are i
session this week.
The mason work on Leibold's ne,
block is completed.
800 acres of land for sale or rent. Sc
our advertising columns.
The front of Leibold's new block
adorned with link cornices.
j, Newhart may again be found a
his old stand opposite the post office
in his new Office.
The familiar click.click-click of tn
mower and harvester is now heard OF
every side.
Ed. Dunkel has moved his tailo
shop to VIM Erd's building, between
Centre street and First North st.
After disposing of the most pressing
business the county commi ssioners will
probably take IN adjournment to about
the middle of August.
From present indications the Repub.
!ican county convention this fall will
not have to so begging for " candidate
for representative.
We were unable to procure the pro.
ceedings of the board of equalization
for this weeks REVIEW, but county
auditor Constans promises them to us
for next week.
A life time of torture is often en-
dured ty the rheumatic. Their pangs
may, however, be promptly relieved,
and the disease eradicted, with DIR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil.
We learn from the Redwood Guzeltc
that our former citizen G. w. George
has bought G. Bonn residence in that
place for $4,000. G. w. evidently pro-
poses to make Redwood his future
homo.
We learn from the Rochester Post
that Mr.. II. A. Davis, wheat buyer for
Van Dusen & Co., at Pine Island, will
succeed Chas. W. George at this place.
lie will arriye. here and take charge of
the elevator in few days.
A large American eagle was seen
flying over the city last We'd
nesday, He came from the west, fly.
ing very high, and majestically scared
away to the east, no doubt bound for
Washington.
The Democratic convention of Nj.
collet county for the purpose of elect
ing six delegates to the Congressional
convention, also to nominate candidate
for county auditor and county attor-
ney, will be held in St. Peter. August
2lst.
John Winkelmann had the misfort-
une last Saturday, while helping to
load harvesting machine into his
wagon, at Kobarsch's machine shop,
to have one of the fingers on his right
hand 50 badly crushed that amputation
was necessary.
We learn from the Richland County
ID. T) Gazette that Henry S. Back,
former resident of this county, as
pires to represent Dakota in the halls
of Congress and has announced him.
self a candidate for the Democratic
nomination.
We are panied to learn that our
friend Jacob Hottinger is still confn-
ed to his room with a painfully swelled
arm. He was stung on the arm by
some insect sometime in May, the arm
in few hours after swelling to alarm
ing proportions. He has suffered much
pain ever since.
10 whom it may concern:-I wish to
rent my farm for term of two or
three years. There are 200 acres under
cultivation. If necessary I will fur
nish seed and all the machinery to car
ny on the place the first year.
M. j. DINNEEN.
The New Ulm Turnverein has engag-
ed the Great Western Band Of st. Paul
to furnish music during the coming
funniest in this city. The New Ulm
Silver Cornet Band has also been en-
gagged and between them they will no
doubt succeed in keeping everybody in
good humor.
The Madelia Times says that one Of
the children of Miles Orion, which
labored so hard upon the trapeze in
the circus, recently had a fall in the
blanket which slipped from one of the
supporters hands, allowing the child
to strike the ground, causing injuries
from which it died.
We are panied to learn that Olga, a
3 or year old daughter of Jacob Null
Ter had the misfortune to fracture one
of her wrists last Monday while at
play with some other children near
the residence of Mr.. Rudolph. DR..
Berry reduced the fracture and the
sufferer is doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
Nels Nelson, living in town Bright
on, near Swan Lake in Nicollet coun.
tv, had an arm broken last Monday by
his horse running away with him
while raking hay. A IA year old boy
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