New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-06-13

Mrs. Herman Barbrick, living near
Aufde1heide's brick yard, last week
gave birth to triplets--two girls and
one boy. The boy has since died. but
the two girls and the mother are dong
nicely.
Attention is called to the card of
DR.. Karl Schulin, oculist and aurist,
which appears in another column.
The Doctor will visit New Ulm every
four weeks prepared to wait upon all
in need of his services.
70 The most brilliant shades posi-
BILE, on all fabrics, are made by the
Diamond Dyes. Unequalled for brill
liancy and durability. 10 cts.
The Ortcnville North Star is in
formed that the surveyors of the Min
neapolis and St. Louis Railroad are
running line from Morton along the
north bank of the Minnesota river,
probably with the intention of extend
ing the road On to Ortonville. If this
should be the case Redwood Falls
would be left out in the cold.
School district No. 6, in Sigel town,
is making preparations for Il grand
picnic to be held in Krobels grove, on
Sunday July 1st. Mr.. Villikanji, the
teacher of the school, and the trustees
will leave nothing undone to make it
pleasant for the scholars and visitors.
Sometimes little assistance aids the
system to throw off ali attack which
might otherwise result in serious sick
ness. Ayers Pills should always be
kept at hand, and promptly taken for
the relief of slight ailments, before
they become formidable diseases.
P9hler Bros, of Henderson, and
Mr.. NeitZel, of Brandon, last Monday
shipped 700 head of young cattle from
this station to the Ford Bros. ranch.
IS miles from Deadwood. The cattle
will go by rail to Pierre and from
there they will be driven overland.
The Andrews Family Concert Com
pany and Swiss Bell Ringers will give
one of their classic entertainments 1T
Turner Hall next Monday evening,
June 18th. This troupe is we'll and
favorably known to our people and on
former visits have never yet failed to
draw big houses. Reserved seat tick
cts for sale at Bobletter's drug store.
One by one the militia boys are made
prisoners. The last one TO surrender
to the enemy is Corporal Jos. Haag of
''A' company, and the cause of all the
mischief is Miss Mary Faas, of Mil
ford. The couple were married at Q
A. NJ. yesterday by the Rev. Father
Berghold, and if the Corporal behaves
as good soldier should he will not
shirk any of the new duties which de.
volve upon him.
The New Ulm Library Association
has now its first lot Of books of about
sixty volumes ready for circulation.
The library is for the present located
in Mr.. Newhart's office. Mr.. 7. OLE
son, the Librarian, will be there every
Wednesday evening from to s, to
wait on those who may desire books.
The vacancy of the first lieutenancy
in SAP company, caused by the reslg-
nation of Lieut.. Juni, was filled last
Thursday evening by the election of
Sergt. Major Collins. General order
No. 6 from regimental headquarters
designates F. L. Randall as Sergeant
Major, vice Collins.
The work Of remodeling the sugar
works into vinegar factory is being
pushed forward as fast as possible.
We are informed that everything will
be in running order in about three
weeks. The capacity of the factory
will be thirty barrels per day.
The late rains have retarded work
at the creamery somewhat, but the
inner arrangements are 80 far COM
pleted that teams were started out
yesterday for the first time to gather
the cream. In few days more every
thing will be in apple.pie order and
then operations will be commenced in
earnest.
The engineers of the St. :Cloud,
Mankato and Austin Railroad have
arrived at Mankato and are running a
survey north from there. Work is to
be pushed on the road, and it is ex-
pected to have it ironed to Hutchinson
this year and possibly to st. Cloud.
Numerous complaints are made that
the railroad crossings in this city are
| frequently blocked by freight trains