New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-04-16

DOL There has been pretty complete The Co
A exclpse of the sun for week or so, quite la
oy and Monday it succeeded in raining night, DIES
little, by spells. MI. Jne1
his The Henderson Amateur brass band Monday n
and o1 IeIeu Ihe sCeamGr City or ST. iaul blood
- and with their friends luxuriated in a oreat deal
eoe'noo"' eAcuisloll 10 81. IeCef llst assistance
Sunday. he ahle to
ire ny o'p'. oonu O. MARS" iost ol Mr.. Kue
ac- wy "'''i" a. NY VI VIC l'7pup!lc, iC come
It's, Redwood Falls, vas mustered in on the amour
the Sd inst. The Post numbers 40 his spring
n,o,1orc lions, etc.
ued --->. Chicago te
no at the recent village election IN OF new goo
he Madelia IL votes were cast AGAINST conclusive
geo license 48 for high license and Is for during his
low license. The Times says the IL menu IN an
cense will probably be placed at 5000 IT, Ma,
gle >- The New
rye chapter of Royal Arch Masons formally o
the W as organized at Tracy on Monday of and n,rn
nth last week. under dispensaton. The ton Tie
members thereof are citizens Of Ira present an
cy, Currie, Marshall and Candy Geo. MR. MR.: nleher
NE 4. Bidwell formerly Of Sleepy Eye Trocu m
''ef was chosen High Priest prominenc
JOS. ------>----------- giving inst
tier Mr.. Frank Brey, father of Anton desirous t
Brey, died at the st. Alexander hos skatinp
pltal last wednesday, at an advanced ready been
~, age. The deceased has been in feeble finds the
~ health for sometime, and the ultimate
keI cause of his death general Civ Lapeer I
ing ing way the vital powers caused by stre1s ga
ed old age .,~;,,;7;s.
The Republicans of New Ulm and last eveniI
w Sleepy Eye will caucus next Friday Their peri
and evening for the purpose Of selecting al and of
aor delegates to the county convention music was
o, which meets in this city next Satur this organi
,lo day. See the calls elsewhere in this ever they
issue OF the REVIEW. vulgar in t
ocl The New Jm Sportsmen's club has ,vs1u 80
of decided to take out a retail liquor
an dealers license for the coming ' ' A
,on season, and the ssRest' will be put in Ing
cb the best of order for the entertain The gre;
tho ment of picnic parties and others de- en- on VIM
sirous of spending few pleasant C o' r,i
no"lS III d Slauy NOOK, Inc 'hest IS very genel
ion destined to become popular resort last Sund
del ---- handsomel
md The Nicollet county Republicans and plant
~ will meet in delegate convention next Catholic al
ooh Saturday, at ST. Peter for the purpose oeng ~
IN of electing delegates to the State and tastefuv
district conventions. The towns ad- and the w
jacent to New Ulm and Brown coun- appearance
rue ty entitled to representation in the "a 1i
ure county convention follows: Court arr,noed !
her land 2; Lafayette, 2; West Newton, L. gan, which
IDS Ridgely, l. church an
tely ,, !,
T. The burglars have commenced their Mary tt
.t,r summer campaign. Already our ati I ~
neghboring towns Of Sleepy Eye and was serinu
81. feter nave been visited by wan and face b
dering thieves, and many of our State nesday.
exchanges contain notice of burgla- III iesi "a
lets ries. New Um has so far this sea- cow made
lew son escaped without molestation but her to the
these fellows liable to drop down animal tn
1926 most any night and it is well to up ana Jos
o he prepared to give them hearty re- unsoJo ~,
cepton. child recei
nm. Mankato ReveW:-Mr. S. S. Wat of tha s
kins, of the State Fish Hatcheries, eve. Dr.
0h yesterday, deposited two Of new and the lit
H. ly-hatched white fish in the Mnneso- as well as
icS' ia river at this place. Similar depos- sensat
ecV it's were made at Shakopee LIE Sueur a farmer j
"e' and other points the Minnesota, Nlcoet G
re- ,n1 ,l+onathor eo ,,iu;o &c ,:4 peared last
IN - W 1880 failed to d
~ fish have been planted in the Missis- wife. who
'ue sipp and it's tributaries. They were explained
''eo lively little fellows, and in few years with the
will cnr,;ch f,o c,o.+ e., NI;,,ooo+. ing some
~ "f0'' NA'''ANooo'' inc; but w
hc fishermen. hcen done
ma. MIR. j. S. G. Homer is about to re- ssosee' en
int move permanently from Redwood WILLINGNESS
osi Falls to Spokane Falls, at which latter satsactor
tito place he will open saw mill. bands dis;
hen The Gazette in noticing his return r.eo ss'L
and from Washington territory says it on time he dis
ee- ly took him a day to make up his bors to sus
ncy mind that there good openings dealt with.
for that business in the vicinity of 80; ,.S"t -, a.
49,, Spokane. In that brief time he could ments will
. not learn whether the mining craze
w., had any foundation or not. Spokane congress
~ Falls is enjoying ''truly boom, that the
49, with immigration coming from all nave come
,st quarters. gress has
,ted During his legislative career in ~ Na,1
May New Mexico, Mr.. Nicholas Gales has r, ~
lust won golden opinions from all who ont I'D :,
,. ooIo' WV no oo.l0o' Luz .oi' that Cong
ken o ~ 0o 49, "non the stream
Aen he is held by the press of that coun- vo &c ~
ooA try. in,,rouo,
eHo Santa Fee New Mexican Review: =. .
mo. rhie dnsorvnd commitment for an subject to
Jon- honored member is from the Las We That right
4 of gas Gazette Nicholas GALES, of Dona feres wit
- - Ana, will return to his constituents molested
i a' with the knowledge that he has gained 49,; A =
pin the respect Of those with whom he 'loh' AS
Iew has come in contact dnrino The SOC scheme to
mt sion, and that his has deserved CT with til
the respect of all good citizens He will ever
has introduced none but good bills, and - a,a -,
49,; deserves great credit of having push. 'o CIV 'o
'no ed to law the bill defining the rights FISK IN G.
es of married women. bridges.
ded MI. GALES informs that the latter Two ~
ing. is copy of the Minnesota law a d.
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