New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-05-21

1uQlClOn TO MS SkaClnS INK cOlnpleL-
ed in about three weeks. The addi-
ton will have nearly as much floor
room as the main building proper.
Work on the new school house is
progressing fayorably. The founda-
ton and basement walls are conplet-
ed and crew of Mankato carpenters
are now laying the first floor joists.
Arthur Hessian, aged twenty-three,
of LIE Sueur county, was bitten by a
vicious stallion about two weeks ago.
Erysipelas and blood poisoning set in,
and the young man died last Saturday
morning.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis folks
have given up the idea Of building
their road into the village of Redwood
Falls. The Gazette says the depot
will be located somewhere near the
foot of Wise's mill.
The twenty -SlxCn cOmmencelneAI
of the State Normal school at WinOna
will be held on Wednesday, May 28th.
The Chicago & Northwestern railroad
will return visitors to the commence
ment for one.fifth fare.
Hoods Sarsaparllla is made of roots
herbs, and banks. It gives tone to the
stomach and makes the weak strong.
Sold by Druggists.
The following notice is tackled up in
conspicuous places in and about st.
Peter: "Loss or strade, a soral boss
to wife feat and wife Ease. Bin in
wun FIVE dollar reword.' That no.
tice ought to fetch the "blin hoss,'
surely.
Mr.. G. Ochs, contractor and builder,
is working several large crews of
stone masons, brick layers and help
ers this season. One crew worked
about 100, 900 bricks into Dehne's new
residence during the last four days of
last week.
J.J. Ray of Springfield has been
drawn as one of the grand jurors for
the June term Of the United States
District Court, which meets at Vino
ma June End. Jacob Klossner, Jr., OF
this city and A. G Anderson of Spring
field have been drawn as petit ju-
rOrs. s..lg 4&
Mr.. C. Ochs, the contractor for the
mason work on the new school house,
informs us that brick laying will be
commenced sometime next week.
Mankato brick will be used in the con-
struction of the building, owing to the
inability of Mr.. Aufderheide to sup
ply the same at this time.
At a meeting of Greenbackers in
Sleepy Eye, recently, Sam Bellig was
elected to represent Brown county in
the Greenback State convention held
in Owatonna yesterday. J. W. Kee-
gan, Sam Bellig and l.. G. Ives have
been chosen a county committee to
call future meetings.
Ruemke & Schapekam, contractors
and builders, say that this is the bust.
est season with them that they have
experienced in many years. They en-
ploy crew Of nearly thirty carpent-
.ers, and it is only with the 'shrewdest
management that they are able to
keep up with their work. All other
tradesmen have plenty of work, and
at good wages.
Skill and intelligence have accom-.
plished what has been thought practi-
cally impossible, viz: the combination
of Grape Cream Tartar and Bi-Carb.
Soda, .eithout filling, into Baking
Powder. The result is DeLand's
Chemical Baking Powder.
The State commissioner of statistics
has addressed letter to the county
auditor, assuring them that the coun-
ty was obliged to pay assessors for
their services in obtaining statistics,
and, in reply to several queries, calling
attention to an opinion of the Attor.
ney General upon the subject. The
letter also sets forth the legal penalty,
$50 fine, upon each assessor who
fails to gather the required statis'
tics.
The MankatO Rspiea0 is informed by
q director Of the MINI. Central rail
road that recently Mr.. Porter (the
president of the Rock Island inquired
how long it would take to build from
Waterville to Mankato, and being as
,sured that the work could be accom-
plished in sixty days, made the re
mark, .swell, it will not be necessary
to commence work till after our june
meeting" referring to the annua
meeting for the election Of officers.
The Baker family of Lake Stay
Lincoln county. is again in trouble
II will be remembered that Mr.. an,
Mrs. Parker were confined in the New
Ulm jail for short time last winter
and it appears that, now as then, tn
whole trouble arises from one Watson p
filing on piece Of land which Bake