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

Mr.. Jos. A. Eckstein, receiver Of the
vinegar works, last week shipped five
carloads of vinegar to wholesale mer-
chants in St. Paul.
Tomorrow is Corpus Christi, and the
event will be celebrated by the Catho-
lies of the New Ulm congregation with
the usual procession.
The new Duluth roller mill, owned
and operated by New Ulm parties,
started up last Thursday. Everything
is working satisfactorily, and the boys
are happy.
The Germania and Second: regiment
bands of Mankato offered their services
to the G. A. RS. on Decoration day;
free of expense. Our New Ulmlbands
were not quite SO patriotic.
The Seventh day Adventists of Min
nesota, will hold their annual State
camp meeting on Sibley Mound, near
Mankato, commencing about June 26
and lasting 10 days. A large attend
ance is expected.
A conference of Danish and Norwe-
gian Baptist ministers was held at the
Danish church in the town of Prairie
vile last week. Large delegations
were present from Albert Lea and
Clark's Grove, Freedom county.
A severe hail storm in Murray coun-
ty on the night of the 23rd ult. knocked
out good many window lights for the
farmers. Small grain was also con-
siderably battered into the ground, but
to this the real injury was but slight.
Recently, at Mankato, in a suit
wherein S. D. Peterson of this city was
plaintiff the JURY served two days and
a night, and received the very remune-
rative fec of so cents each. 1.-The good
Lord save us from municipal COURT
say our jurymen.
Mayor Constans has placed his resig-
nation in the hands of the city clerk.
The council met in regular session last
evening when it was expected that the
resignation would be accepted and an
acting mayor appointed. A special
election will shortly be held to fill the
vacancy occasioned by mayor Con-
stans' resignation.
Gottfried Schenk, of North Star, is
hauling wheat with four teams-all
alone-to the Is miles distant Sleepy
Eye. He sits on the first wagon and
guides the steps of the first team, and
the others follow submissively enough.
He also plows with two teams, in the
same manner, so our informant says.
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Mr.. EN-. Schnobrich, the popular
proprietor of the Headquarters Sam
pie Room and Billiard Hall, comes be-
fore the REVIEW readers this week with
card. Mr.. Schnobrich has one of the
finest establishments in southwestern
Minnesota, and his goods are A No. l.
Opposite Theo. Crone's, one door north
of the Dakota House.
The reunion of the First Regt. MINI.
Vol. Association, which was to be held
in this city on June 10th, has been
postponed one week, owing to the ina
bility of many of the old veterans to be
present on.theformer date. The camp fire
of the G. A. RS. to be held in this city
at the same time is necessarily also
postponed to the 23rd inst.
Report has been prevalent in this
city that our neighboring village of
Sleepy Eye was afflicted with scarlet few.
err, but last Saturdays Herald says that
the scare was needless, and that the
disease is probably nothing but scarle-
tina, mild form without fever. There
have been only few cases and they
are all of light character.
just now Theo. Rein of Cottonwood
is the best advertised man in Brown
county, and all owing to our item no.
ticing his 10000 mulberry tree cuttings
which he put out on Arbor Day. The
item is still going the rounds of the
papers, and the last time it came un.
der our observation they had Nh.
Rein and his mulberry trees placed over
in Cottonwood county. There is no
telling where he will fetch up finally.
A German Methodist camp meeting