New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-05-28
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

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Going East. CHING West.
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Night /" *o:asp m Night !" :4:55 am
Except Sunday. Daily.
G. w. HEIDEMANN, Agent
Memorial Day next Friday.
: Pentecost (Piingsten) next Sum
day.
The Radical says that it is said the
Andrews troupe sunk $50 on their
two sxhitions in Waseca.
Only three days more remain in
which to pay real estate taxes. a
penalty attaches after the 3lst inst.
Frank Burg predicts the nomina-
ton and election of President Arthur,
and he is willing to stake a box of his
best cigars on the prediction.
F. Kuetzing, at the New York Ba-
zaar, is branching out. He now &C.
cupies the whole building for the dis
play of his large stock Of goods.
sold RELIABLE '-DeLand's brand
OF Soda and Saleratus continues to
lead all others in purity and general
excellence. Don't be induced to try
any other.
On our editorial page appear the
calls for the Republican Congression-
al and county conventions. The form
or will be held in Mankato Thursday,
June Goth, and the latter in New Ulm
Saturday June 21st.
According to our Springfield cores
pondeDt, miniature cyclone swept
through the towns of Burnstown and
Leavenworth few nights since. Ma.
thias Olson's house was moved two
feet from it's foundation.
The Lamberton Commercial says
that tho surveyors Of tho north and
south railroad pronounce the propos.
ed route via Sanborn impracticable on
account of heavy grade at Redrock.
a now survey is now being made via
Lambsrton.
Peter Bisler, the young German
who had his foot cut off by train on
the Omaha road near st. James, on
April 3Oth, was last Friday evening
placed in the St. Alexander's hospital
in this city. It is feared that a Sec
ond surgical operation will be neces-
sary.
A card from the secretary of the
Southern Minnesota Live Stock and
Fair Association, Mankato, Mimi,
says: "Our dates for fall trotting
meeting are Aug. Goth, 9th and 28th,
and our Southern MINI. Fair, Sept.
23d, Oath and 25th., with liberal pre-.
miums for speed.'
Mrs. Jacob Durham Of Lafayette
died very suddenly last Saturday eve
ming. She has been under the care of
a physician for some time, but her
symptoms did not assume serious ma
ture until a short time previous to her
death. On Saturday morning she got
up and attended to her Homework as
usual, and her death was quite unex-
pected.
Lambsrton Commercial:-About
nine years ago, Mrs. Arnold Ellis of
this town, took boy about five years
old to raise, named Leonard Haunts,
from near New Ulm. The child had
brother three years older, living
with William Fairfield, son-in.law Of
Mrs. Ellis, on an adjoining farm. Last
week the boys slyly packed up their
clothing, filled pail with eggs and
smoked meat and left for parts un-
known. aEt 5- II
The New Ulm creamery is now
turning out from four to five hundred
pounds of butter per day Mr.. Hummel
tho manager, informs us that cows
enough have been secured to increase
tho daily product to 1900 pounds, but
for some cause the cows are coming
in very slowly this season. Up to the
present time Is cents per inch has
been paid for cream, which is ono
cent better than the neighboring
creameries are doing.
Arrangements have been made with
the postoffice officials in st. Paul and
Minneapolis whereby special pouches
for New Ulm are sent out on the mid.
night train. These pouches will con-
tain all mail matter destined for New
Ulm Deposited in the postoftices IN
st. Paul and Minneapolis up to 1880 p:
m. Return pouches are sent from
here OH the evening train, thus giving
us two daily mails to and from Mime
apolis and st. Paul.
Sheriff Moll of Nicollet county re-
turned last Thursday morning from