New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-05-30

! WANTED!--A first.class compositor
and job printer to take the position of
foreman in this office. Address Re-
view, New Ulm, MINI.
*Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound cures all female com.
plants by removing the cause.
The soda fountain at the City Drug
Store was started up last Monday, and
lovers Of a nice, cool drink of soda can
now be accommodated.
An Illinois correspondent states that
experience has taught him that cattle
will thrive better on good, bright flax
straw than on oat OF wheat straw, and
he never knew cattle to be injured
from eating it.
Prof. Henry Subilia was presented
with handsome watch and guard by
the Silver Cornet Band last Monday
evening Henry attempted to make
a speech, but so complete had been
the surprise that his tongue wonld
only permit him TO say, "Boys!'
The New Ulm Gun Club will be
revived. Emil Setter last Thursday
succeeded in infusing some enthusi.
asm into our shootists. Two thousand
glass balls have been ordered and the
boys expect to commence business in
a few days.
" For five cents, Wells, Richard
son & Co., Burlington, VT, will send
colored samples of all colors of Dla-
mond Dyes, with directions.
With this weeks issue the Lyon
County News will enter upon it's fifth
year of usefulness. The Meas is one
of our boss exchanges and deserving
of success. Editor Whitney is news
paper man of no small calibre, and
don't you forget it.
The Hunters Rest, overlooking the
Cottonwood river near Hauenstein's
brewery, has been fitted up in splendid
shape to accommodate the numerous
friends Of the rifle club. 1t is the most
pleasant outdoor place in the city to
spend an afternoon.
The call for the Republican county
convention is this week published on
our editorial page. The convention
will be held at the Court House, on
Saturday, June 23d, at o'clock p. m.
New Ulm is emitted to eight delegates
in the convention.
| Rev. Alex. Berghold has purchased
the Baumg@rtner property from ia
cob PfBnninger and, as will be seen
by an item in another column, will
turn the same into hospital. This
will supply long-felt want and Fa-
Their Berghold's laudable undertaking
should he encouraged.
Burglars are still operating to the
west of US. D. E. Kelley's safe was
blown open at Watertown last Sunday
night, but the explosion aroused the
people in the adjoining buildings and
the burglars decamped without any
booty, leaving tools and papers that
may lead TO their detection.
Fearing that the task of keeping
the country around supplied with
Schell' beer this summer would be too
great for one person to undertake,
Adolph Schell last Thursday took un-
to himself an assistant. Il proved to
be Il girl, though, and in consequence
Adolph is much discouraged.
\ young stranger of pedagogic pro-
clivities has taken board aud lodgings
at Tory Oleson's house. He made his
appearance on Tuesday afternoon of
last week and behaves so we'll that
Mr. and Mrs. Oleson have taken quite
a liking to him. OF course Tory
now prides himself in BEND dad.
dy.
Did the emigrants to Washington
Territory come back to New Ulm be-
cause the beer is poor on the Pacific
coast?-Herald.
No, Bro. Bowen. The boys say the
beer on the Pacific coast, and especi-
ally in Portland, is of a very good quail
ity, but the trouble is each beer drink
or must pay an annual license of So
for the privilege.
The st. Peter Tribune says that a
man named Lind. at Kasota, lost a
valuable horse OIL the goth inst. by a
barbed wire fence. The horse got
caught between the wires and in his
struggles to free himself his neck was
nearly cut off. AS hard as these barb.
ed wire fences are on stock, they seem
to be popular with the farmers.
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