New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-09-16
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
County fair next Saturday and Sum
day.
Mr.. FIR; Kuetzing sells Stark A grain
bags at rs cts. each.
Last weeks rain was Godsend to
the farmers having blowing to do.
Immel's old building on Centre street,
has been torn down. Another old land
mark disappeared.
The trees are doning a dress of many
colors. A sure sign that cold weather
is not q great ways off
The brakemen of the Winona & St.
Peter division have formed a lodge of
the Brotherhood of Brakemen, with
headquarters at Waseca.
A blind organ grinder raked in a
few nickles in this city last Thursday.
He was the first street musician that
has given us call this year.
The New Ulm City Band has been
engaged for the fair. The band will
be in attendance Saturday and Sunday
evenings and Sunday afternoon.
Bernhard Marschner, proprietor of
the Cottonwood wooden mills, informs
us that the Cottonwood river has risen
something over foot since the recent
rains
This is fair week in Rochester. AS
this is the next largest agricultural ex-
hibition to the State Fair, quite num-
Der of our people have gone down to
take it in.
Mrs. Henry Meyer, living at
CORTLAND, died very suddenly on Tues
day afternoon of last week. She was
taken with hemorrhage of the lungs
and died in few minutes.
Express agent Heidemann has secur-
ed an American Express Co. delivery
wagon, and express packages are now
delivered by Henry Behnke, Jr., brother
im.law of Mr.. Heidemann.
Schulein & Meinstein, clothiers and
dealers in gents furnishing goods, have
recently opened a stock of goods in
this city. See the advertisement of the
'.Star Clothing Store" in another col
The papers still insist that j. j.
Meighen of this county has received an
appointment as mail agent. Mr..
Melghen says he knows nothing about
it, and is not sure whether he would
accept such position if rendered.
A fire in Redwood Falls at an early
hour last Wednesday morning destroy
ed the building occupied by j. J. Tiffa-
ny, agent for Deering & Co., and A. L.
Gale, assignee of q. Spoferd, as a jew
elry store. Loss $4.600;. insurance
$500.
Mrs Andrew Oaund, of CRANKY, Nj
collet county, is indeed unfortunate.
Besides having her cattle sold by her
rejected husband. the St. Peter Herald
says she has lost 400 bushels of wheat
by the stacks catching fire from q
steam thresher.
We are sorry to learn of the sudden
death of Prof. NJ r. Propping, which
occurred at St. P:nul on Monday of last
week. Prof. Propping was for several
years a teacher in our public schools.
The New Ulm friends of the bereaved
family extend heartfelt sympathy.
We understand shat A. j. Dommeier,
of the town of Sigel, is an applicant for
postal route agency. Andrew is q like
ly young man and should the powers
that be condescend to smile on him, the
postal department will secure good
servant. AS no Republicans need ap-
ply, we want to see good, healthy young
Democrats get there.
The theatrical managers of the agri-
cultural association have decided to
produce their English play in Turner
Hall. next Saturday evening. This is
hardly the right way Of doing things,
as portion of the hall will be given
over to the agricultural exhibits; but as