New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-06-03

Legal Notice-In matter of Vinegar
Works.
Pants! Pants!-Theo. Crone.
Probate Notice Baldwin & Ward.
Tracy has u population of 1,21O, and
challenges Marshall to .'show up.''
Bogus silver dollars are troubling the
people of Blue Earth and Watonwan
counties.
The population of Waseca, accord
ing 20 the census just completed, is g.
5l3-a gain of so per cent. in five
years.
-Four persons were overcome by heat
While standing in the crowd at the Gem
etery last Saturday. Nothing serious.
however.
The school year in our public schools
closes on the Goth of this month.
Public examinations will begin on Mon
day, the 22nd.
A runaway team was brought up in
front of the Dakota House last Sunday
just as they were getting good start.
Poor hitching strap.
DR.. Berry has placed a neat night
lamp in front of his residence for the
benefit of such as may be in need of his
services after he has retired for the
night.
Judge Smart's barn at Candy was
blown to smithereens by q little lorna.
90, few days ago. Five horses and
calf within the structure escaped I'M
hurt.
Two burly men and NANCY bear
gave street performance in this city
last Thursday afternoon. The bear
seemed to be the most intelligent of the
three.
The Silver Cornet Band pic-nicked
in schell's grove last Sunday afternoon.
The day was all that could have been
wished for, and large crowd and
pleasant time is reported.
The Brown County Agricultural
Society will meet at Turner Hall at
o'clock next Sunday afternoon, when
the question as to the best mode of fruit
tree culture will be debated. All are
invited.
Company IA" was out for a prac-
tice shoot last Sunday. Considering
the many disadvantages under which
the company labored, some very good
individual scores were made. Private
Kuehnel, we understand, made the
best score and was awarded the cham.
pion badge.
A bankrupt stock has been opened
out in Beinhorn's building. Before
coming here, the parties held forth in
St. Peter and took away about $1,000
in cash, but the Herald has the conso-
lation of knowing that they paid the
poll tax while there and left without
licking any of the Herald force.
Last Friday afternoon, at Mankato,
an unknown man attempted suicide by
drowning in the Minnesota river. He
was pulled out and resuscitated.
About the same time a boy named
Clinton Hurd, while driving q wagon
loaded with stone, fell under the
wheels and was instantly killed.
The Waseca Herald says that the
Maplewood Park Association are
negotiating with Gen. Logan to deliver
the Fourth of July Grafton at the Park
this year, with a good prospect that he
will be secured. The General is decid-
edly popular in Minnesota and will be
a grand drawing card for the Park if
he is obtained.
Some fine shooting is done now-a-
days on the rifle range in Hunters
Rest. The club badges are contested
for every Sunday morning, and at the
last shoot John Hauenstein carried off
the gold badge, while Chas. Winkle-
man was satisfied with the silver me-
dial. A life-size painting of deer,
running on a stretchedwire, offers fine
practice for field sport.
On next Monday, Tracy will vote on
proposition to issue bonds in the sum
of $4,000 for the purpose of sinking an
artesian we'll. .And if the well, when
sunk, be success, says the Trumpet,
1.-The palt1y five thousand dollars thus
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