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

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wheat marketed at Morgan last Thurs
day. Competition between the wheat
buyers did it. One load was all they
cared for at that price, though.
The district court for Nlcollet county
convenes in St. Peter October Goth.
Among the list of jurors we notice the
names of L. P. Bushard and Claus An
thony as grand jurors, and Alois Huels-
kamp, Geo. Wendinger and Martin
Waller as petit jurors.
The Winona Republican insinuates
that the farmers who hold their wheat
for better prices will get left. Since
the Republican made its prediction
wheat has advanced in price about
fifteen cents, and the indications are
that the top round of the ladder
has not yet been reached.
According to instructions from state
superintendent Keihle, county superin-
tendents cannot extend teachers Ger.
tificate without an examination, and in
no case can one superintendent endorse
certificates issued by another superin-
tendent, that is they cannot make the
certificate legal by endorsing them.
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Rosenau of Milford lost two children
from diphtheria. Two others were
down with the dreadful disease, but
are now on the mend, we are inform
ed.
LATER-Since the above has been in
type we learn that another child of Mr..
Rosenau has died.
The wedding of Theo. Mohr to Miss
Barbara Sturm, the former of Cotton
wood and the latter of Mulligan,
Monday of last week, is said
to have been grand affair. The
wedding festivities were held at the
residence of the brides parents in the
town of Mulligan. A number we're in
attendance from this city.
The lie Sueur Sentinel says that the
stone to be used in the new Court
house of Ramsey county and for u large
addition to the penitentiary at Stillwa-
ter are 10 be taken from the famous
sand stone quarries at Kasota The
stone for the first named building will
be furnished by Mr.. Breen, and for the
last named by G. w. Babcock.
F. H. Behnke is now receiving and
opening out an extensive stock of gro
ceries in Beussmann's new building on
the corner of MINI. and Centre streets,
and he will he ready to commence
business next Monday. Frank proposes
to carry complete stock of groceries,
fruits, crockery, glassware, lamps, ETC.,
and his prices will be rock bottom.
A lady writer in the Winona Repub-
lican is evidently not greatly enthused
by the report that q daughter of Mr..
Keegan Of this county, aged "A years,
pitched all the grain raised on his farm
of 100 acres. She says: II wish every
man in the country, who works IA
year old girl in that way, was hung up
by the neck, shat her health has been
ruined by just such work"
Counselor Hagberg was routed out
Of bed about midnight last Saturday
night by q couple of farmers from the
town of Lafayette who came in to re-
port the theft of one Of their neighbors,
who had been seized and carried off
bodily by some Gaylord parties. The
counselor went over to Gaylord on
Monday and recovered the stolen man,
to the great relief of his friends and
neighbors.
Postal cards are getting about as
scarce as flies in January. The office
in this city has had an order in for a
supply since July 1st, that is yet to be
filled, and the offices in our neighbor-
ing cities seem to be as poorly supplied
as we are. AS this is the time of year
when postal cards . are mostly in de-
mand, the people are greatly discom-
NODDED by the failure Of the depart
ment to supply the Offices.
w. ". Smith, Of the banking firm of
Griffith and Smith at Sleepy Eye, yes
terday took unto him a partner in the
person Of Miss Ada Bunker, for
merly a teacher in the public schools
at Sleepy Eye. The wedding occurred
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents in
the town of Kasson and is said to have