New Ulm weekly review., 1883-06-06

NEV
A large new pipe organ has just
been placed in position i'll the Luther-
an church. The instrument was
manufactured by Mr.. Lawrence, the
st. Paul organ builder, and is said to
be one Of the finest he has ever pro.
duced. Dedication services next Sun
day.
The late heavy rains have caused
complete blockade of Centre street
above the creamery. Huge piles of
dirt have been washed down into the
road from the high enbankment on
either side. Men and teams are now
engaged in clearing away the Obstruc-
tion, but 1t will be several days yet be.
fore the road will be passable for
teams.
SCRoFULA. A medicine that de.
stroys the germs of Scrofula and has
the power to root it out is appreciated
by afflicted. The remarkable cures
of men, women, and children as de.
scribed by testimonials, prove Hoods
Sarsaparilla a reliable medicine con.
tanning remedial agents which eradi-
cate Scrofula from the blood. 100 |
doses ST. 90. Sold by all dealers G.. I.
Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Prof. Cane, of Sleepy Eye, has just
ly earned the first sack of flour manu-
factured by the new mill at that
place. When the soliciting commit
tee called on Mark in the interest of
the mill bonus he promptly. chalked
down an even $sl0O, and last week he
as promptly handed over the cash, De.
ing the first to respond. Mark is a
good citizen, and no mistake.
+x"Ono mans meat is another mans
poison" Kidney Wort expels the pois
onous humors. The first thing to do in
the Spring is to clean house. For in
ternal cleansing and renovating no
other medicine is equal to Kidney.
Wort In either dry or liquid from it
cures headache, bilious attacks, con
stipation and deranged kidneys.
The St. Peter Tribune says that |
Patrick Quinn of Fort Ridgely has
been bound over to the next term of |
the grand jury for attempting to kill
his son, who is about twenty-five
years old. He made the assault with
knife, and the young man threw up his
arm to protect his face from the as.
sault and received a severe cut on the
hand. The old gentleman is now in
the St. Peter Jail, where he will have
to remain until November.
The Mankat0 Revie1U says that the
Minnesota Central railroad will not be
extended west of Waterville this year,
all the work being done on the east
end from Red Wing to Eau Claire, in
Wisconsin. Next year, however, the
road will be built west from Water.
Vile to Mankato, and on west via New
Ulm to the west line of the State. The
Review is of opinion that New Ulm
can better afford 10 give $4,000 bonus
than right of way and depot ground.
From the New Mexico Mining Ga
zette we learn that our former towns.
man Mic. Gales is doing a very pros
porous business. He is connected with
the largest and first general store in
Hillsboro, a large stamp mill, the Com
stok sawmill and valuable mining inter-
ests. When Mr.. GALES left New Jim
few years ago he was mere boy,
without means. He now ranks among
the most wealthiest men in New Mex
leo, which shows what perseverance
and pluck will do.
Carl Winterer, the crazy st. Paul
barber who shot Miss Levi and him.
self at Mankato last March, has been
sentenced to two years hard labor
in Saltwater. He took his sentence
much to heart and said he would
kill himself if he had a revolver. We
met Winterer frequently last winter
and he was then as crazy as loon ov-
er his prospective marriage with Miss
Levi. The girl passed the winter in
Sleepy Eye and is no doubt known to
many Review patrons there.
The Lyon County Nsws says that va
rious valuable substances, metallic and |
otherwise, have been found on the |
cremery grounds in MARSHALL. In dig
ging the well, at a depth Of As feet,
good coal was found, and but a few
feet deeper iron and silver was brought |
up. At sixty feet blue clay and a fine
sopestone was found. Is it not possi-
BILE for some one to get up a mineral
boom here? They are unearthing gold
and silver all around us, and first
class town without a mineral boom is
not in fashion.
The Winona Republican has made
a canvass of the extensive wheat belt
tributary to the Winona & St. Peter
railroad, and the reports of the condi.
tion Of the small grains are very en-
c0uraging. The cold weather has re-
tarded corn, but with warm weather
in the months of June, July and Aug
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