New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-06-29
NEW J1LM AND VICINITY.
Bluebe rries at Pfafferle's.

Ice-cold soda at the City Drug Store.
Next Monday is tho day we cele-
brate.
Next Sunday will DO gala day in
New Ulm.
Last Monday was scorcher. The
thermometer registered lOl in the
shade.
The great 4-paw show exhibits in
Mahkato. July 9th. See the advertiser
ment in another column.
A new school house is to be built in
Dist No. Is. See notice to contractors
in another column.
The Sleepy Eye items and numerous
other matter is this week unavoidably
crowded out.
The Winona Guards, one of the crack
militia companies in the State, will go
into camp at Lake Madison, near Eagle
Lake Station, on July llth, next.
Fourth of July goods of all descrip.
tons can be obtained, at either whole
sale or retail, 1T the City Drug Store.
Also lemons, oranges, candy, nuts, &c.
d. NJ Haggard gives notice in an.
other column that the Humboldt wash
ing machine is patented, and he forbids
their manufacture by G. +. Held of this
city.
--Lorenz Leitschuch, who for the
past two years has been employed in
the Faribault carriage works, is at
home on 4 three weeks visit.
For biliousness, constipation, liver
complaints and all blood diseases, the
Big Blood and Liver Cure, DR.. Marsh
alls Bromoline, is the best. Drug.
gists sellit
The city council recently appointed
ed DR.. Eli Huffman, Chas. Wagner
and Jos. Bobleter as Il city board of
health, but neither Wagner nor Bob
Letter are willing to serve.
The three leading prizes to be offered
at the State funniest, which is to take
place at Union Park next month, are 4
gold medal. 4 silver cup and Il gold
pin.
F. II. Peterson writes us from the i.
s. military academy at West Point that
he has successfully passed examina-
the academy. Good for Brown Co.
f. B. & j. B. Vincent started last
Monday from this place to Fort Sully
with one hundred head of cattle, which
they had bought from Mr.. G. Stuebe.
Michael Feldmann Of this city went
with them.
Col. King is getting up a big card
for the Minneapolis show. Gen. Grlnt
is expected to be there. The State fair
managers have engaged Col. VIM. F.
Villas, the sblest speaker in the North
west, to deliver the annual address,
commencing Sept. 5th.
The mayor, DR.. G. Weschcke, has
resigned, and special election will be
held on Tuesday, July 18th. Failing
Health we understand, is the reason
given by the doctor for rendering his
resignation. The council accepted the
resignation last Monday evening.
Next week we will commence the
publication Of the delinquent tax list
which is unusually large this year;
but rs we will issue an eight page sheet
for the two weeks the list is published
our readers will be furnished the usl.
III amount of reading matter.
NJ. Epple is still at the headof the City
Meat Market, theSt. Peter men having
failed to come to time. They stayed
around here until Saturday last and
then suddenly lit out, and on Sunday
morning, the day they were to take
possession, they came up missing.
The family of Col. VIM. PfHndel
was bereaved last Friday night by the
death of Carl Brauns' little five yeal
old boy, their grand child. Diphtheria
done it's fatal work. The bereave(
parent and the family of Col. Pfaende1
have the sympathy of their many
friends.
The LIE Sueur Ne,vs learns from
parties who know what they are talk
ing about, that the crops in Renvillt
county look very poor. and it is fearct
will be a failure. The late heav!
rains that they have had up there la!
done much damage to the crops. ant
it isnot likely they will get half ;
crop.
The new comet was plainly visible
to the naked eye here last Friday night
The comet is believed to be the grea
comet of 1912, and it was first discover
cd by astronomers on the morning O
June 23d. 1t has bright centre AM
fan.lke tail, about fifteen degrees long
WI. Wilson, of West Mankato
had his horses stolen recently. Tn
Mankato Free Press says: either
appears to be an organized band Q
horse thieves somewhere in this nee
Of the woods, and the frequent case
of stealing that has occurred of lat
has begun to cause al uneasines
among owners of good Stock
The Lafayette correspondent of tn
St. Peter Tribune says that if the m;
chine agents do not stop talking self
binders to some of our farmers sOor
some of them will have to be sent t.
the insane asylum. Some have alread
given their orders for three self.bint
ers and they really only want one.
During the storm last Thursday ev
ming bolt of lightning struck I
Forst's stable in Lafayette, Nicoll
county; but aside from making kin
ling wood of the rafters and tearir
the foundation stone wall to pieces, !
= damage was done. Two horses, tv
colts and four calves were in the stab
at the time, and all escaped witho
injury.
As the Governors Guards were p
rading through Minnesota street la
week Tuesday, a young lady was owe
heard to remark, "Why doesn't Dru
Major St9ckcrtrig up?' A Drum Maj
isn't near so high in rank as Maj
General, but his uniform, when .
comes out in full bloom, is much mo
gaudy and it isn't hard to guess viii
man the maidens smile on most.
We learn that ono of the small.p