New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-07-23
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July 9-s5.
Read our Spokane Falls letter.
The roller skating rink is being brick
veneered.
Uuion Hall is receiving new coat
of paint, both in and out.
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This is Grand Army week. The old
vets have flocked to Minneapolis by
the thousands.
Philip Cutland Post, Grand Army of
the Republic, of Springfield, is num-
Der lO9 in the department of Minneso-
Ia.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives an appe-
tite and imparts new life and energy
to all the functions of the body. Try
a bottle and realize it.
The Gaylord Register has given up
its ghost and the material now does
duty in the Office of the Arlington
Enterprise, James II. Sharp, editor.
The wheat harvest has already com.
menced. Mr.. Dietz Of Cottonwood
and q number of other farmers in this
vicinity commenced cutting wheat
last Monday.
Prairie chickens are said to be I'm.
usually plenty this season and our
sportsmen are in high glee in conse-
quence. The sport may lawfully COM
mence Aug. 18th.
- According to our Spokane Falls cor
respondent, raising wheat or other
small grains in Washington territory
is most profitable when turned into
hay, or fodder.
Although there has been more safe
cracking in this State, tins season,
than in any former year, we have yet
to hear of the first instance where an
arrest has been made
Wesley Greene Post No. u. G. A.
r.. passed down Monday morning on
their way to the Grand Army encamp-
ment. We understand there were
some 25 old vets in the party.
The hot weather has had a tenden.
cy to bring lull in the skating rink
fever. In many places the Kinks are
closed entirely, and where open the
patronage is barely enough to pay
running expenses.
The County commissioners are in SEES
sion at the Court House as board OF
equalization. Next week they will
meet to transact business that will
properly come before them as a board
of County Commissioners.
During the thunder shower last
Monday afternoon lightning struck
in the Minnesota river and killed three
large catfish. This is the first in
stance we have heard where fish were
killed:by heaven s artillery.
The trial of Maria L. Bronson, on
charge of having burned the Union
House, in Henderson, in the spring Of
1883, was concluded. at st. Peter, a
few days ago, resulting in a verdict of
guilty. A motion for new trial has
been made. @.+
The first annual meeting of the
Minnesota State Dental Association
was held in st. Paul last Wednesday.
Among the names Of new members
admitted to the association at this
meeting appears that of DR.. A. Mar
den of New Ulm.
The rye and barley harvest is COM
pleted. On high ground the wheat
will be ready for the sickle by the end
of this week. Let the weather remain
favorable two weeks longer and the
farmers Of this section will harvest
one of the best crops ever gathered.
About thirty veterans, members OF
Hecker Post of this city, and as many
non-veterans departed last Tuesday
morning for the Grand Army encamp-
ment at Minneapolis. Several more
went, down last evening to be in st the
grand parade to-day.
The New Ulm Sportsman's Club has
instructed its president, Chas. Brust,
to offer a reward of $500 for any in
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction of violators of the game
law. This is commendable act. and
every true sportsman should lend
his aid to the enforcement of the law.
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