New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-05-25
NEW ULM AND VICINITY

NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Ice cream and coffee at the City
Garden.
"A few beautiful new patterns Of gold
wall paper have just been received at
the City Drug Store.
When exhausted by mental labor
take Kidney Wort to maintain healthy
action Of all organs.
A four year old son Of O. Carney fell
into we'll and was drowned, at Mar.
shall, one day last week.
Ferdinand Drummer has purchased
German Friton's property on the cor.
ner of MINI. and I'd n. streets.
The Board Of County Commission
ers will hold special meeting at the
court house in this city next Friday.
Second hand Mccormick, Edward,
Osborne, and Marsh harvesters and
binders for sale cheap at S. d. Peter
sons.
One hundred and thirty-nine cars of
Immigrants passed this station one day
last week for points in Dakota, and still
they come.
Jos. Franta. of West Newton, of
whose severe illness we made mention
last week died ON Wednesday last.
He .leaves q wife and several small
children to mourn his loss.
Mrs. E. II. kenney, formerly of Sleepy
Eye, has taken rooms at Mrs. F..
Smiths on Centre Street, where she is
prepared to give instructions in music
on both piano and organ.
The Governors Guards will assem-.
BILE at their armory at l. 80 p. m. next
Sunday, in full dress uniform, for tar.
get practice. Every member should
be promptly on hand at the time desig.
mated.
DR.. G. Berry wishes us to say that
he has removed his Office to his res
idence ON Broadway, opposite the I'm.
ion Hall, where either himself or DR..
Wakefield may be found at all hours
of the day or night.
Diphtheria is making sad havoc in
the family of Jacob Durbahn, of La.
fayette. Two of his children have
died, the oldest being girl aged II
years, and another is dangerously sick
with the dread disease.
We are grieved to learn that the
dread disease diphtheria has broken
out in John P. Gulden's family in the
town of Cottonwood, and we sincerely
hope that he may succeed in pulling
his afflicted children through.
1t is rumOred that the WinOna & St.
Peter R'y will issue free passes to all
the unfortunate settlers along the line
who were only successful in getting
enough snow fence to build barn Sex
100 and supply of cedar posts to last
four years for fire wood.-7Tacy Ga
zette.
Kiesling, Keller & Co. shipped sew
eral car loads of oats and potatoes to
points in Dakota last week, and during
the latter part of the week they paid
rs high as so cts. per bushel for the
latter. On Monday of this week the
market price for potatoes was IS and
40 cents.
The birds eye view of New Ulm,
drawn by Mr.. Brosius and published
by J.J. Stoner, Madison, Wis.,, was
delivered to the subscribers in this CT
ty last week. The work is handsomely
litographed and is really the best
view of New Ulm that has ever been
published.
The Germania Sharp. of
Winona, have received fifteen gold
mounted prize medals and one society
medal for the Schuetzenfest to be held
in that city June "a, g and 20. A
delegation from the New Ulm Sports
mems Club will be in attendance at the
festival and contest for the prizes.
An accident occurred on the Sioux
City road near Hamilton last Friday.
A passenger coach and a sleeper, to.
gether containing about Is passengers,
were turned over on their sides, but
no one was seriously injured. The &C.
cident was caused by the spreading of
the rails.
J. Kosel fell from the Cottonwood
bridge last Monday while at work on
the repairs now being made and was
precipitated headlong to the ground
below, distance of nearly 40 feet.
lie had several ribs broken, and DR..
Berry, who is attending him, fears that
he has also sustained severe internal
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