New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-12-26

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AS we will have entered upon the.
new year before the next issue of the
REVIEW can reach our country SUBJ.
sclibers, we take this opportunity to
wish them one and all
A HAPPY NEW YEAR,
and that they may long live to peruse
the columns of the REVIEW.
Merrily the sleigh-bells jingle.
Christmas tree at Turner Hall to-
night, to be followed by hop for the
little folks.
Theater, concert and social hop at
Union Hall tonight. See announce
ment in another column.
In order to give our boys holiday
vacation, we go to press this week
one day earlier than usual.
The first of series of club dances
was held at Union Hall last Thursday
evening. A pleasant time is report
ed by all participants. ..
Every business man should supply
himself with one Of the Acme Ledgers
and Bill Holders. The REVIEW office
is the place to get them.
The second ami versary ball of New
Ulm Lodge No. 81, O. D. H. S., will
be held at Union Hall on Sunday eve
ming, January 9th. See announce
meut in another column.
An unprecedented large number Of
muskrat pelts are marketed in this
city this season. The pelts of other
animals are also being marketed in
larger numbers than usual, and buyers
pronounce the fur trade a No. /.
The installation of officers elected
for the ensuing term of New U1m Un-
ioa No. POP E. A. U. will take place
at the next regular meeting, Monday
evening, Jan. 7th. All members are
requested to be present.
o. NJ. OLSON, Sec.
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The ball advertised last week to
come of in Union Hall tonight. will
not be held; but instead their will be
theatrical entertainment, concert
and social hop, under the auspices of
the New I7lm M@nnerchor. Don't
fail to take it in if you wish to spend
q pleasant evening.
Articles of incorporation of tho
Roman Catholic church of St. George,
of West Newton, were filed with the
Secretary of State last Wednesday.
The incorporators are Bishop Grace,
Vicar General Ravoux, Benedict
Bienhart, pastor of the parish of St.
George, of West Newton, Leonard
Vetter and Bernard Matsch, lay nom.
bers.
With this issue we conclude the
publication of the names OF the per-
sonal tax payers of Brown county.
The name of every tax payer of Brown
county has been published, and there
Is no reason why everyone should not
have the exact change in his pocket
when he calls on the treasurer to nav
mp his taxes
Among the friends of the REVIEW
and they are numbered by the hun.
dreds-there are mono that remember
the printer in a more substantial man
ner than our old friends Alex. Harkin
and lady, of West Newton. We are
indebted to these people for the huge
turkey that graced our table on Christ
mas day, and in the fullness of our
feeling we say, ''thank you"
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Mr.. Theo. Crone believes in the vir-
tue of printers ink. He this week an
nounces through the columns of the
REVIEW the opening of his new CLOTH
ing and gents furnishing emporium.
He has an elegant stock of clothing
and everything usually found in a
frst-class gents furnishing establish
ment. and he is not afraid to let the
people know it. Read his announce
1uent and then go and convince your
self of the truth of what he says.
The would be Swan Lake drainers
held a meeting at Nicollet recently
and elected a committee of five to lay
the matter before the county COM
missioners at the next meeting. VIM.
J. Bean says in the 7ribune: sThe
most economical way to get rid of the
lake, would be to sink three or four
wells to the depth of 100 feet, which
would let the bottom right out of it,
but the majority Of the farmers would
kick against that like cats fighting"
INsTALLATIoN--The following off,
GERS of Charity Lodge No. %, A.
F. & A. M, will be installed this eve
ming, at O'Clock:
< DR.. A. Marden, w. M.
Tory Oleson, S. w.
Chas. Brust, j. w.
J. H. Vajen, Treas.
0. NJ. Olson, Sec.