New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-30

Court convenes one week from mex
Monday.
Two double weddings are socia
events Of the near future. In each cas-.
one Of the grooms is St. Paulite.
Xay. Rosskopf is doing a. thriving
trade in cabbages, celery, endive.. let
tuce, etc. He gets his supplies from
Minneapolis.
En-. Schnobrich, at the Headquar.
ters' Sample Room, is also in the field
with fresh oysters. See his card in an.
other column.
Our corpulent friend of the Mankato
ReviesV says the distance from Mankatc
to New Ulm is only % miles. Wonder
if he ever tramped it.
Prairie chickens must be quite plenty
around Springfield. Two men bagged
IS in two days in that vicinity last week.
The hunters were Kasota parties.
The family of VIM. Koch of this city
have been bereaved by the death Of
their ten-months-old girl baby. Funer.
al occurred last Wednesday. The
family have the sympathy of their
many friends.
Hon. W. w. Braden, Commissioner
State Land Office, gives notice in an
other column of the sale of unsold State
lands in Brown county. The sale will
occur at the county auditors Office on
Friday, Nov. 6, 1885.
The Gardner comedy company play.
ed ''Karl, the peddler," to two good
paying houses in this city. Quite 9
number came down from Sleepy Eye
on Saturday evening to take in the
show. The troupe is better than the
average and deserving of patronage.
The St. Peter Tribune is mistaken
about Andrew Oslund having been con
fined in the jail in this city for cattle
stealing. 1t was for stealing. two
watch chains,a watch and some money
from boarder at the Union House, b,
took short season of rest and recrea.
ton at the Brown county tax payers
expense. ~,
An exchange volunteers the following
advice to farmers" Wheat land
ought to be plowed early and allowed
to lie while before sowed. Wheat il
largely phosphate plant. and, while
nitrogen is essential, an excess of thi
ingredient may be obtained from a,
abundance of freshlyturned weeds
Plow early, and thoroughly pulveriz'
the soil.
John Black, aged SO years, an old resi-
dent of the town of Milford, died las
week Tuesday after short but .pain
full illness. An old rupture, aggravat
ed by hard work, brought on inhamma
ton of the bowels, and in spite of tn
best surgical and medical skill deatl
resulted in a few days. Deceased wa
inferred in the Catholic cemetery q
this place last Thursday. Sympath,
for the bereaved is widespread.
Now that the seasons hard work i
about over, and the evenings are get
ting longer, we hope our correspondent
in the several towns in Brown count,
will find little leasure time to 10
down the doings in their immediat,
neighborhoods. We would also b.
pleased to make arrangements witt
correspondents for regular contribu
tons to the REVIEW from the towns o
CORTLAND, Lafayette and West Newton
in Nicollet county.
G. Schroth, indicted by the CRANE
jury at the April term of court for rs
sault and battery with intent to d.
great bodily harm on II. Klara. an(
bound over until the fall term of court
has been surrendered by his bondsmen
Messrs. Jos. Vogel and FIR. Schubert
It appears that at the time the abov,
named gentlemen went on Schroth''
bond he gave them mortgage on some
real estate as security. Last week the
bondsmen proceeded to have the mort
gage recorded, when they learned tina
Schroth did not own the property