New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-04-29

Klossner & Palmer were receiving
cattle last Monday. is
A runaway in the south part OF !,
town was the only occurrence Of an ex- ).
citing nature yesterday. =
Children's trimmed hats Is, SO, Is cts, v
and 81 90 each. Greatest bargains in
millinery goods at F. Kuetzing's :,
This week term examinations are be- b
ing held in our public schools. at the C.
close OF which both teachers and schol- Il
ars will take weeks vacation. !
MIR. Zieher desires to inform the pa 81
irons OF the roller rink that band will
be in attendance at the rink next Sat-
urday evening. A royal good time is a
in store for those in attendance Il
Albert Bogen, captain of the glass G
Dali club, desires us to say that there O
Will be shoot next Sunday afternoon, v
from $3.50 to 600. o'clock, at the old
grounds All desirous Of Joining the
club should be on hand at the time de- o.
signated. =
A rumor says that the railroad COM
pany is considering the project of build al
ing large coal house at this station. Il
A REVIEW representative endeavored u
to run the rumor down last Monday, y y
but without success. Il
Robert B. Henderson,, the drummer D
boy of the Rappahannock, gave an ex- a
hibition of his skill on the drum at b.
Sleepy Eye last evening. The enter y
tainment was under the auspices of
Wesley Greene Post, G. A. R. Il
Another accident occurred at the roll. y
er rink last Sunday afternoon. This =
time young man named Ed. Sauer is
the victim. While skating he was =.
tripped and knocked down, causing him :,
to break one of his legs in the fall. DR.. :.
Berry reduced the fracture. Il
The Mortified News warns farmers tt
to look out for swindlers engaged in p
selling the "Great Southern American
Cuban Corn This swindle is being -
worked in several different ways a. :,
bout as slick as the Bohemian oats =
business. 8
Geo. G. Tanner, of Owatonna, was 81
in the city last Monday looking for b
the murderer of the Purcell family. It G.
has been given out that one of the d
horse thieves confined in Jail answered tt
to the description given of the murder e.
er, but Mr.. Tanner thinks suspicion a
has been wrongfully aroused. t
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The change of police officers in this 4
city has given rise to considerable dis &
cussion. While many would have
been pleased by the retention of mar
shall Gomnel, none question the fitness I
of the appointment of Chas. Winkel. $
mann. The boys know that the new v
marshal will not bear fooling with.
The Marshall News-M Messenger says a
Tom Bowen was a candidate for spe- y
cial agent of the Treasury department +
for the northwest territory, comprising i
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebras. i
ka and Dakota, position worth SIS, 900 q
year. His failure to have his claims .
recognized has soured him against all +
mankind. =
Sheriff Schmidt had an exciting chase
after one of Cottonwood's farmers, last
Friday. The sheriff went out to serve c
some papers in a divorce suit, but the I
farmer feared arrest and lit out with
his team, when he saw the sheriff's L
form loom up in the distance. After an
exciting chase of three miles the sheriff {
overhauled his man and made known .
his mission. {
The action of the Democratic State
central committe and the delegates to
the Chicago convention, placing Hon.
P. Kelly and Hon. M. Doran at the T
head of the dispensing bureau in Min :
nesota has knocked Tom Bowen's poll
tical aspirations into a cooked hat. F
Bask your. soul in patiens, Tom, you
may yet get your spoon into the govern !
ment pap bowl-providing Pat and q
Mike are willin'.
A new time table went into effect on
the Winona & St. Peter railroad at 100
o'clock p. m. last Sunday. But two
slight changes have been made in the