New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-05-18

Lake Benton Timcs.-It was gener.
any supposed that the first freight
shipments would be provisions. Yes.
'eioay we saw u railroader uncar1ing
" LOO or forks, rakes, etc, and remark.
lug to himself. "This is a dashed
thanked pretty looking lot of stuff to
eat!' w
Parties indebted for seed grain will,
save expense by applying to the Co.
Auditor for an extension of time for
payment. Anidavits of inability to
p'S cannot be made after June LIST.
1901 ana according to chapter 70, Gen.
efal Laws of 1881, penalty and interest
Will attach on and after Juno lst,
where extension is not sought and
granted.
Last Saturday ground was broken on
the lot adjoining the City GARDEN on
the north for the foundation of a 30x3s
feet, two story residence which is
ABOUT to be erected by ye editor. When
completed, and our present quarters
are vacated, the REVIEW establishments
Will be moved to the spacious room in
the second story of the City Drug Store
building.
Weare panied to learn that our friend
o. r. Prescott, Of Sleepy Eye, was
stfuck by the rear end of a railroad
train while walking on the track a few
days since, and thrown about fifteen
1eet into a ditch. His injuries were
not dangerous, Mr.. Prescott is an old
veteran, and his partial deafness was
caused by sickness contracted while in
Uncle Sans army.
klesllng, Keller & Co. have stocked
up from basement to garnet. It is a
sure cure for sore eyes to look in upon
their large and handsome stock of dress
goods and notions on the one side, and
ready'made clothing, hats, caps and
boots and shoes on the other side
Don't fail to give the boys a call when
IN want of something nice and at the
same time cheap.
The attention Of our readers is calico
to the new advertisement of Powell 4
Douglas Waukeegan pumps, which an
pears elsewhere in this issue of til,
REVIEW. The pumps, we can say from
experience, are all that is claimed fo7
them. A good pump is treasure, bu
poor pump is worse than no pump a
all. Goede K Cordes are the New Uln
agents.
1t IS we'll known to the world tina
the United States is moro liberal to it
soldiers than any other country on tn
face of the globe. Every soldier VIII
served ninety days or more in tn
Union Army during the Rebellion, an
who has an honorable discharge, is er
Titled to one hundred and sixty acre
OF land, under the homestead laws.
For particulars address GILMORE
GILMORE, WASHINGTON, D. G.
| -n,
1t isn't so bad, after all, at New Ulm
The Review says that only part of tn
ice supply of that city was destroye
by the flood. Tie kitchens will hav
to do without, but there is enough lef
to cool The beer. In view of this fac
Major Bob'eter's invitation is accept
ed-to take effect when we can ge
away.-Vinona Republican.
Come on, and, boys, if you'll not cor
too much beer, We'll even manage t
have some ice for the kitchen.
The vito Of Joseph Frant !, of Wcs
Newton, presented her liege lord wit
a fine, bouncing boy last Saturday, an
we are glad to say that the mother an
child are doing we'll. Joseph, howey
Ell, is not doing so we'll; having an al
tack Of typo-malarial fever is no jokf
but DR.. Berry thinks he will come on
all right in three or four weeks. Mis-
Louisa Wager of the same town ha
been very sick with pneumonia, bu
she is now considered out of DANCE,
so the doctor says.
| The Cottonwood river during its re
cent rampage almost ruined the mead
ow land near the railroad bridge a
4 Redstone. Where the wild torren
was the strongest a wide, deep ho]
has been eaten into the meadow, an
the whole ground for quarter of
mile around is covered with grave
and sand to the depth of from 81
inches to two feet. Huge trees ar
also scattered promiscuously over tn
bottom, and for grazing.or. hay purpo
es the land is completely ruined.
Now that number of our either
have invested in Sulphuret mimi
stocks, the following bit of inform
ton clipped from the Lake City (Co]
Mining Register, of April 22d, may |
Of interest to them: "Large quantiti
of pay ore are being taken from behir
the foot-wall Of the Sulphuret, whe
blasting is.progressing for the straigl1
ening Of the shaft. Capt. Hart is pus
r ing the work, but it will not be cor
pleted for month.
q New Ulm, Mimi. May Is, 1873