New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-03-18


has him in charge now.
An infant daughter Of Mr. Dumares
of Mankato choked on a bean which
lodged in the bronchial tubes, from the
effects of which she died.
The many friends of A. j. Lamberton
hereabouts will be glad to learn that he
has so far recovered from his recent Sc
we're illness as to take outdoor exercise.
Governor Hubbard having vetoed the
bill appropriating $1,000 for the G. A.
r. encampment, it has been decided 10
abandon the reunion projected for next
summer
Albert, ten-year-old son CT Col Pfan-
der q few days ago dislocated the elbow
joint of his right arm, while at play
with his comrades. DR.. Muller has the
unlucky boy in charge.
The Mankato Odd-Fellows will the
coming season construct a three story
brick building. The Free Press says
the proposed structure will be one of
the handsomest in that city.
We understand that company "a"
has established headquarters ut Union
Hall. Too high rent in Turner Hall,
and desire to drill oftener than
once week, are the principal reasons
for the change.
On Tuesday, May 9Th, Blue Earth
county will vote on proposition TO
bond tie county in the SUM of $75, COO
for the purpose Of building 4 court
house. Iae old structure is in an nu-
safe condEion.
A case of shooting occurred at Min.
nesota cake on Thursday ev+s.ing
which will result ies the death IF a
butcher s1amed KulIa. Another ,nan
was handling Il revolver. which was
accidew:ally discharged, the ball
striking kulla in the stomach.
Leowhard Haeberlc is now located in
the kicsling building, corner MINNESOTA
and Gsnter streets. Leonhard keeps
on hand q fine assortment of stoves,
hardware and tiusvare, and he invites
his customers and friends to lock in on
him in his new quarters.
A Ettle daughter of John W.. Kobe,
Sleepy Eye. met with painful:lccident
Saturday, inst. While playing on the
woodpile she put her hand OFF log,
and her little brother. who wGs chop.
ping. accidently struck her ontthe hand
with the Ak, severing the thumb and
bone of the forefnger of the right hand.
We understand that Mr.. a. A. Su.
bills will on April 1st next embark in
the wholesale liquor and wine business
in this city. lie has rented the celia,
and store room lately occupied by Kies.
ling, Keller T. Co.. and he Intends tt
keep in stock a large line of fine goods.
The REVIEW wishes Mr.. Suhilia success
in his new undertaking.
The st Peter Tribune says an English.
man named Scott has lately visited
Tracy FOR the purpose of examining the
grazing advantages of that section, and
being favorably impressed has gone to
New York to report to syndicate of
capitalists. HE expects to retmn about
April goth, with a number of English
colonists who will invest in lands in this
and adjoining counties, and will enter
largely into stock raising.
A furious wind, accompanied 10y sleet
and hail, swept down tie Minnesota
valley last Saturday forenoon. In this
city the vinegar factory was unroofed
and several board fences blown over.
Just as the storm was severest, Herman
Nagel's team, with an empty hay.rack
on the wagon, was passing down Cen
tire street. When opposite Sclerer's
lumber yard the hay-rack with the dri:
| yer of the team was lifted from the wa
gon and thrown to the windward side
OF the street, the driver being slightly
bruised about the face. The team, be-
coming frightened at the unusual occur
ence, started on run and after max
ing circuit of the town brought up at
Turner Hall, minus the running gear
OF the wagon. The horses were not
injured. When the wind was at its