New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-01-07

The storm of last Wednesday was
general and severe throughout the OF
Northwest, and caused considerable la
inconvenience to the railways WI
Night Waterman Nellie, who has
wrestled with severe spell of sick to
ness, resumed his duties last Friday. tn
TRAINED, actually rained, last Mon
day, and this too in a climate which on
~ three days previous forced mercury U
down to 36 degrees below zero. nj
The Tracy Trumpet tells of q light
ed candle-blaze and all-being froz.
en- in hotel chamber at that place
during New Years eve night. Todd,
take the bake shop.
The St. James Journal says it is
predicted that wheat will drop as low
as IS and 40 cents a bushel before
spring, The recent rise hardly bears
out this prediction. 81
The carnival season will soon be Fl,
upon lis. We understand that the
Turnvereln will open the festive sea-
son with grand masquerade ball on
the evening Of January Oath.
The st. Peter Herald says that ia
cob Klossner, dealer in lumber at
New Ulm, has taken in partner.
All the lumber Klossner deals in is
made up into farm machinery
Marshal Gommel has been confined Y
to his room for several days with froz- q
en- feet AS the frost penetrated the e.
Marshal's feet while he was on duty,
he is clearly entitled to a pension.
The old year went out like lyon,
and the new year did not quite come II
in lam-like. Those making New "
Years calls 'smiled" frequently to 81
keep from being bucked by the ram. @
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1t now transpires that the Herald s e.
blood-curdling account of murderous
affair at Waseca was imaginary, at least
as far as Waseca is concerned. The it
Radical says they have none of that e.
sort of choppers at Waseca. fe
The receipt in one mail of tho names
of eleven new subscribers, from one
post-ofice in this county, is certainly
not discouraging, especially when the
list is accompanied with statement
that there is ''morc to Gomez +
The first genuine blizzard of the "
season occurred last Wednesday. AL a
though some pretty good.sized snow n
drifts formed in places, the trains on
the Winona & St. Peter railroad man.
aged to worry through with but little .
delay. t
Next wcek-Monday, Tuesday and 7
Wednesday, County Treasurer Pfeffer- /
lie will be at the Merchants Bank in \
Sleepy Eye for the accommodation of Z
such persons as are DESTROYS of paying =
their taxes at this time. On Friday and
Saturday Mr.. Pfefferly will be at Mr..
Rays store in Springfield.
Nearly every day complaint is made
of the theft of sleigh-bells, ivory rings, =
etc., from off the harnesses of farmers
teams in public stables in this city.
We are reliably informed that the
perpetrators of these petty thefts are
':spotted," and if they continue their
nefarious practices the full measure of :,
the law will be meeted out to them.
Mr.. A. Zieher has again assumed the Q
management of the roller rink. Setter h
& Stengel were the right men in the i
right place, but the interest in roller f
skating has subsidized to such an extent t
that the boys did not find it profitable G
to continue the management of the ,
rink longer. Mr.. Zieher will continue t
to make it pleasant for the lovers of c
the sport. e
We were recently shown some corn
meal MANUFACTURED by Theo. Rein of
the town of Cottonwood, which COM
pares favorably with any we have ev.
er seen. Mr.. Rein has small mill '
driven by wind power. He grinds all
the feed for his own and his neigh Q
bors' cattle, and manufactures gra- v
ham flour and corn meal. The latter I
he sells for one ceAt per pound, sifted
and ready for use.
The Minnesota National Guard AS. q
ISOLATION meets in Minneapolis next r
Wednesday. The officers of the Second 6
regiment will also hold meeting, ut 6
the same time and place, to decide b
upon the time and place of the next a
regimental encampment. The Waseca c
Radical says that when the boys want I
a right handy location and an eminently e
pleasant, enjoyable place, they can s
come to Waseca. Faribault has put in c
a bid for the epcampment and will no i
doubt get it.
"Dos Nordlicht' (The North-ight) is |.
the name under which a new semi
monthly publication will be ushered
| into existance in this city about Febru- :
ary LIST next. The paper will be edited !
by some of our ablest German scholars,
and this, coupled with the fact that
large advertising patronage has already
I been secured assures success from the