New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-09-01

the village now. MI. Howard has
built the new addition in 4 very salts
factory manner.
Jos. Trautmann sent Il team to
Burns Station for ice last Sunday. He
is bound to keep things cool.
.. F. Prescott left for Redwood
Falls on Monday, -s .at
The annual school meeting next
Saturday. Let all attend. especially
the ladies'.
Peter Majewski has received anOth-
er consignment of Victor sewing ma
chimes. Don't fail to call on Peter if
In want of Il good machine.
Horse brushes, shoe brushes, scrub
brushes, white wash brushes, and =
large assortment of curry combs ut
Zieske's. ....
1t is reported that considerable sick.
ness prevails in this country, but
mostly among children.
+. 1bberson keeps the pure rubber
paint for sale, and don't you forget to
call on him.
Farmers are complaining bitterly of
so much wet weather and say that
the grain not yet in stacks is. being
damaged to a great extent. Some say
they have most all their grain to stack
yet.
Louis Hanson fears that he will lose
three moro of his children from diph-
liberia.
Chairs are going up, but from the
way they went on Main street last Fri
day we thought they were going down
Look out, Dan.
Dog fights daily. but no arrests have
been made nor have any been taken to
tho lookup.
L. W. breckenridge of Rochester
was in town Thursday evening, en-
route for Walnut Grove where he in
tends to sec about the stacking of his
grain on his large farm near that
place.
r. blackstone has rented tho Clark
restaurant north Of the depot.
\ man with unusual strength slap
ped another man in the face, for
which oifcnsc he Was fined five and
costs. The amount was promptly
paid.
DR., Mardcn, the dentist, makes his
regular visits to Lorenzo every Friday,
and he is welcome.
Our farmers especially those in town
~ ,hnt 1,nh;,,1 xu:\1 l,
their stacking.
Hunters are so thick in our town
that there Is one for each hiteling post.
About ten days, or sooner, our boys
will be using their brass instruments,
then their will be brass all over
town.
Mr.. Levy has rented his store on
Main St. to Mr.. Mermus and Kassler.
Those gentlemen carry a large stock Of
Yankee notions.
Mr.. G. +. Prescott has sold his
blacksmith shop and dwelling, and in.
tends to join his son who is in the
foundry business at Redwood.
The Rev. Rice and Mr.. II. Hall
passed through here on Monday, en-
route for Tracy.
Green apples at G. y. Blake's.
Don't forget the place, corner Of Main
and Fifth streets, Lorenzo.
Matthias Schneider has paid so dol
lars liquor license into tho treasury,
Matthias will be found one door west
of Andrew Pederson's blacksmith
shop. He keeps the best liquors and
cigars in town.
The Lorelloites who attended the
funniest at New Ulm, on Sunday,
returned home right side up with
care, except few. They were
we'll satisfied with the days proceed
ings.
The quarterly meeting of the Evan
gelical Association which was to be
held here on tho 10th has been post
poned until Sept. Oath, on account OF
the presiding elder not having fully
| recovered from tho accident which
happened to him few week ago.
Louis Hanson, living about five mile
from here, lost two children from
diphtheria last Thursday. Six more
| of his children arc sick with the same
disease, and two Of them arc not ex.
pected to live.
Lang, ST., and John, Jr.,
10th came to Town as usual, got
on tear and in the lookup, the fun
costing them nearly twelve dollars
which was settled with Justice Gallag.
John, you must look out how you ex'
pose yourself.
The man who claimed to be from
Iowa came in town on Wednesday,
cot drunk, was sent to the lookup.
robbed of fifty-fve dollars, had his
trial before Justice Gallagher and
was fined five dollars and cost, but
as there was no money for paying the
same, the Justice had to take mort.