New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-05-09

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onto him, one tooth entering his back
and another the side Of his neck. The
wonder is that the boy was not killed
outright, but DR.. Lille Of Winthrop,
who was called, thinks the boy may
possibly recover.
We would respectfully call the at.
tention of the readers Of the REVIEW
to the advertisement of Messrs. A..
Gag and j. B. Velikanje, in which
they wish to inform the public that
they have opened new photograph
gallery at Mr.. H. Rucolphi's place on
the corner of MINI. and Sd North sts.,
and that they are prepared to do all
kinds of Photographic WORK in the
most approved and elegant styles. The
public should not fail to give them a
Call as both men are expert artists.
We do not as rule allow ourselves
to use our editorial columns to speak of
any remedy we advertise, but we feel
warranted In saying a word for Hood S
Sarsaparilla. Sarsaparilla has been
known as remedial agent for centur-
les, and is recognized by all schools of
practice as a valuable blood purifier.
1t is put up in forms Of almost infinite
variety, but Messrs. Hood & Co. Low
ell, Mass who are thoroughly reliable
pharmacists, have hit upon a remedy
unusual value. Certainly they have
vouchers of cures which we know to
be most extraordinary.
The Mike and Kosel drowning item
is still making the rounds of our State
exchanges, but, as will be seen by the
following, it is getting badly distorted:
'Two men we're drowned in the Cot
tonwood at Milford while fishing last
Thursday. They were good swimmers,
but were carried over the DAM
''Two men were drowned while
fishing in the Cottonwood at Milford.
They approached too near the mill
dam and were drawn into an eddy un.
der the falls and their boat dashed to
pieces. Though both were expert
swimmers they were unable to reach
the shore"
Mr.. Yost, an old resident Of this city
but of late years of lnsound mind,
went to his long home last Friday
morning after an illness of only a few
days. Who is it that does not remem.
Der MI. Yost parading along the side.
walk with sabre bayonet strapped
to him, and threatening destruction
of the whole city for some fancied
wrong? He never attempted to carry
his oft repeated threat into execution
however, and was always regarded a:
harmless, He was a mechanic by pro
fession and in his more rational mo
ments worked for Mr.. Boock. Hi!
death is a blessing to him and his
kin.
We learn that it is now a settled
fact that the Second regiment will hold
it's encampment this year at New Uln
There are several reasons why sucl
should be the case this year. Tha
place was first named for the encamp
ment and offers good inducements
Besides, it is the home of Col. Boble
ter, who has been very active and OF
great service in forwarding militar,
interests in the State, and it is no NOR
than fair to compliment him by .hav
ing his regiment encamp there thi
year. Waseca's invitation is stand
ing one and we hope to have the regi
ment with us next year. Waseca He,
AID.
Dr., Carver, the great shootist, ha
entered into partnership with William
F. Cody, more Familiarity known a
"Buffalo BILL in new show enter
prise which is calculated to eclips
anything in the way of peculiar enter
tainments that has been seen for years
They will open at Omaha, Nebraska
on May 10Th, with an entertainment il
which from 1875 to $50 persons viii
take part. It is not a circus, or the
eatre, nor yet menagerie, but it par
takes of the characteristics of each t
some extent. There will be real liv
Indians, broncho ponies, cowboys
scouts, trappers, and everything il
that line that was ever read OF hear
of. St. Paul and Minneapolis will b
visited by this unique show.
Contracts for carrying the mails TO
the next four years were let. by tn
postoffice department last Thursday
| With reference to the routes in thi
vicinity we find the following: From
New Ulm by Milford, Home, Golde
Gate, Lone Tree Lake, Fort Ridgel
and West Newton to New Ulm, equa
to twenty-five miles and back, tire
times q week, L. A. Pond, $546; ~fror
Leavenworth to Sleepy Eye, eigh
miles and back, once a week, job
Aftermath, $50; from Redwood Fall
to Morton, eleven miles and back, 81
times week, Richard Ritter, 1874;
Service will commence July lst next
The contractor on the New Ulm rout
is evidently poorly informed Of wha
he willhaye to contend with, else h
would not have accepted the contrac
at above rate.
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