New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-01-19
NEW ULM AND VICINITY

kind for twelve days during the h,oc,,.
ade Of last month.
A portion of a freight car got off the
track near Nicollct yesterday morn;no
delaying the west-going train nearlv
three hours.
A grandchild of FIR. Engel died Of
diphtheria at his house during the lat.
ter part Of last week and was buried
on Sunday.
Jos. Bobleter will this evening" re.
ceive splendid assortment of masks
and masquerade trimmings. Come in
oud seq the many new things.
A portion of the wood pile at the
school house in Sigel, on the banks of
Clear Lake. was lately carried away
BY some unknown individual.
The medicines of DuxpAs DICK h Co A..
une1celled for elegance, purity, and relia-
bility. Their seidlitine Seiditz Powders.
are as pleasant as Lemonade. Their Soft
Capsules are world famous. See Advt,
Diphtheria and scar let fever are re
ported to be raging in different parts of
Butternut Valley, Blue Earth county.
several children having died from the
former disease.
w. G. Walz of Mankatu. member
of the firm OF Samborn & Wall of
hat city, was in town yesterday sap.
plying some of our citizens With. or
gans.
Albert Engel, who has beer es,i oloy-
ed in Mr.. Toberer's jewelry storb for
some time, Ii IS had a severe atta TX of
diphtheria. but he is now reporte to
be out of danger.
The stock holders of the Citiz ems
National Bank, at their meeting h ED
last week Tuesday, elected the folio W.
ing directors: P F. Leibold, Henry
Keller, E. G. Koch, Geo. kaufman, and
Chas. Wagner.
The Turnverein are making great
preparations for their masquerade ball
to be given on Saturday the Goth inst.
The members say they are bound to
have everything in flrst.class style. See
their advertisement in to-days issue.
John B. Russell is now member of
brass band at Lake Benton. John
and his twelve associates will here,af-
ter give the citizens of that thrivin g
village first-class article of genui ne
music.
The "sun Dogs seemed to have a
real jolly time last THU sday; the Dir
luminous faces were grinning near ly
all day. The weather was about tt 10
coolest of any day we have had tn is
season, the thermometers at sun dow n
ranging from 20 to "a degrees belo> Y
zero.
What is the best family medicine i q
the world to regulate the bowels, puri :
fly the blood, remove costiveness ant
billiousness, aid digestion and tone ur
the whole system? Truth and honor
being pure, perfect and harmless
Ed. See another column.
Don't fail to take in the grand Ma
sonic ball at Turner Hall this evening. |
Everything has been done to make the !
ball one long to be agreeably remem-
bered by all participants. The supper
is ogotten up under the auspices of
the Lodge and, we are informed it will
do justice to Il kings table.
Thewonderful remedy for rheuma-
tism, St-,Jacobs Oil, has been used by
large number of people in this city,
and with effect truly marvellous. Ere.
qusnt reports are made where sufferers
have been afforded relief, and the sale
is growing largely, The fact that it is
an external remedy, commends it to
many who would not otherwise think
of going ont of the beaten track to
find a remedy, Il. i.
z. Softer, Clark's Mills, Wis, writes:
have suffered from rheumatism in
my rightleg for the last seven years.
Most of the time very severely, and
eight or ten months ago, the pain
was intense. Five or six weeks
ago bought at the city drugstore,
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, a bottle of
DR.. Bosanko's rheumatic Cure, and
commenced using it. have used about s
two-tlirds of a bottle, and much to
my surprise, l am now we'll man.
Many people have lost their interest
in politics and in amusements because {
they are 80 out of sorts and run down I
that they cannot enjoy anything. If !
such persons would only be wise ]
enough to try that celebrated remedy
Kidney-Wort and experience its tonic :
and renovating effects they would
soon be hurrahing with the loudest.
In either dry or liquid form it is per-
fect remedy for torpid liver, kidneys ,
or bowels.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, Geo. II.
Walsh of Grand Forks, D. L. former
ly OF this city, was again elected pres
ident of the council of the Dakota leg
Nature. There was, however, strong ,
opposition to him this time from the
outhern portion of the Territory; but
by the combination of all the elements
of the Black Hills, nothern Dakota
and the Sioux valley Mr.. Walsh came
out victorious
During the first part of last week.