New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-05-25
Sleepy Eye TEXAS.
From our correspondent Busted.

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FIJI. Dyckmanr returned home from
This western tour last Friday.
A new German doctor has arrived
in town. We wish him success,
Our town can now boast of Il bowl.
ing alley, Jos Friess. Prcp'r.
Ufferman & Co. have opened Il res
taurant north OF the railroad track, III
l3lackstone's old stand.
New lumber yard east of Sander
Inns barber shop, Wm. Miller, pro-
prietor.
Another meeting of the department
WILDE held this Wedncsday) evening,
at s o. clock Sharp.
The Cottonwood river was taken by
storm last Sunday by our fishermen
and tho fnDy tribe, it is reported, sui
ferred severely.
We noticed the smiling countenAnces
of Geo. Patterson and Joe! DAyt0 in
our village one day last week. They
were en- route TO their western home.
Ste;,tlS.
Frank Allen, the Herald printer, has
returned from Beloit, Wis, looking
hale and hearty. Frank says the west
Is the country for young men.
Zeiske has secured The services Of an
A. No. workman FRONT Davenport,
Iowa. He has also just received a
splendid assortment OF new trunks.
Theodore Millermastcr has rented
the Graft building north Of the post Of
flee, in which he intends to open a
book store and hotel,
Capt. John E. Reinmuller, 4 former
resident of the town OF Stark, writes
from Washington, d. c., that he ex-
poets to make his Brown county friends
I. visit sometime in the near future.
Peter Majewski has set his furniture
store back forty feet and work will ut
once be commenced on Il new brick
front. Zieske will probably follow suit
in the spring.
G. T.: Prescott has so far recovered
from his late accident as to be up and
about again. He says he is ready to
start for any part of the U. s. to meet
the 0ld.time boys in grand re. union.
The Catholic congregation of Sleepy
Eye intends to have in course of this
summer parochial school. That
will be a good Improvement to this
town, and especially for the commu-
Eity.
The apprentice working for Charles
| Forth, in his wagon factory. was last
Saturday afternoon suddenly taken
down with apoplectic fits. DR.. II. M,
Marcellus was called to administer to
the sufferer.
| Busted made a visit to T. f Bow.
ems Office where the Herald is now To-
Gated, and found everything in ship.
shape order. We will vouch it is the
best arranged printing Office in the
west. The express office is well ar.
ranged.
John Zieske one day last week got
up and circulated subscription list for
the benefit of John Krug, who lost both
feet last winter from freezing. The
subscription was taken up for the pur.
pose of aiding the unfortunate young
man to get artificial feet, and nearly
$40 was secured in about two hours.
Good.
Sleepy Eye can now boast of a thor
oughly organized fire department
consisting of an Engine company and
a Hose company. The organization
was perfected last Wednesday by the
election of the following officers:
President. G. Zieske, Of the En-,
CINE Co.
Secretary-C. B. Blake, of the En-
CINE Co.
Trcasurer-S.D. 5cudder, of the II ose
Go.
Chief of the Departmental. NJ.
Workman, Of the Hose Ct.
Assistant Chief of the Department.
J. Franz. of the Engine Co.
The Engine company, on the Same
evening, selected w. B. Hill for its
Foreman. and Fritz Koehne, Asst.
Foreman.