New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-02-25
SPRINGPIBLD DEPARTMENT.,
THOMAS A. WILSON, EDITOR.
Springfield, Mimi, February %, 1885.
Beautiful weather.

an entire failure.
J. Lau viii soon open new black.
smith shop.
Potatoes have been a scarcity in this
market for some time past.
Mr.. Boynton from Redwood Falls
tarried in town few days last week,
the guest of Rev. w. A. Ticknor.
Saturday last was lively day in
this town. The fine weather enabled
the farmers to turn out.
J. Hauenstein of New Ulm was up
on W ednesday Of last week.
Take look at the Western Washer
for sale by II. Bendixen.
No coal in town now, and in conse
quence the wood dealers are kept busy.
Mr.. ]. B. Velikanje visited the
Springfield school on Monday last.
Schmidt and Lehrer are receiving
their new stock of hardware.
The boys are "laying out" the jack
rabbits nowadays.
Everyone is pleased with fine wealth.
ar. Let us have more Of it.
Try your luck in the ten cent lot.
terry at Knudson's. You get dimes
worth every time.
Pay your personal taxes before
March lst and save much trouble and
expense.
Miss Nellie Green of MulIigan spent
a few hours with friends in town, on
the 18th inst.
M. G. Robertson on his own behalf
testified: That on the goth day of
February A. D. 1885 Mrs. R.
granted unto him, to have and ia
hold, one little nine pound daughter
Of the worth and value of several
thousand dollars. He passed 'em
round.
Sunday last being a fine day, cutters
were early brought into requisition,
and the young people had a pleasant
time.
The flag was raised on Sunday last,
it being the anniversary of Washing.
toms birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. BlOedow were made
sorrowful on Sunday last by the death
of one of their little twins.
L. Richardson of Selma, Cottonwood
Co. was in town on Monday.
Wheat has been coming into town
quite lively during the past few days.
Farmers are making an effort to raise
money with which to pay their per.
sonal taxes.
A. Henle informs us that he has re.
Gently received large stock of timber
to be used by him in manufacturing
and repairing wagons, machinery etc.
Teachers up this way are anticipat.
ing grand time at The coming State
Teachers Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henle of Milford were
guests of their son, Mr.. A. Henle, dur
ing the past week.
The band boys favored us with some
choice music on the evening of The
22nd inst.
The building recently owned by Mrs
F. Cutland, has been purchased by ]
Lau, and will be used as wagon shop
Our young people enjoyed socia
hop last Wednesday evening.
The people around town are discus.
sing township matters nowadays,
Town meeting will be held on the sec
ond Tuesday of next month.
We are informed that parties here
in town secured Candles Hall to be
used as a skating rink, and that il
will be opened for that purpose some
time during the present week. W.
understand that the lower part of the
windows are to be secured on the in
side with blinds made of two inch
planks in order to prevent amateur
rollists from shooting out through
them head foremost. About thirty
pairs of those vehicles which have
proved so effective in bringing al
kinds of dry goods and other thing.
down upon proper basis, have beer
ordered, and if they meet the require
ments. then other necessaries, such a.
masks, creased pigs, etc., will be look
ed after.