New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-04-01

only one TO shoot a wild goose in this
immediate vicinity this spring.
The spring term of the District Court
for Brown County convenes in this city
one week from next Monday, April 18th.
From Mr.. FIR. Fritsche, of Lafayette,
who was caller at our Office yester-
day, we learn that seeding has quite
generally commenced.
Congressman Wakefield has sent us
a sack of garden seeds and amber cane
seed for distribution. Those in want
of seeds should call at the post Office.
Fr. Kuetzing has reserved space for
a large two column advertisement. He
is now receiving and opening out a
large new stock Of dry goods, notions,
ETC., and he promises to tell US all abo ut
it next week.
Besides the gentlemen nominated at
the caucus, we understand that G.. w.
n. Heidemann and Fir. Boock have
concluded to make the race for city
councillors. With five candidates in the
field, the contest will be lively enough
on election day.
MARKEDLY Mr.. E. Brandt, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, MI.
August Preis, of Minneapolis, to Miss
Ida Winkelmann, of this county in the
town of Cottonwood. The Silver Cor
net Band gave the happy couple sere-
made in the evening. The REVIEW ex-
tends hearty congratulations.
B. & E. G. Behnke come to front this
week with the announcement that ''the
war has begun This bold declara-
ton has no reference to the Riel rebel.
lion, but to the great slaughter of goods
now going on at their store. Read the
announcement and then go and con-
vince yourself of the truth of their as
sertion.
Next Sunday is Easter and every
child will be loaded down with hard
boiled eggs. In this connection we desire
to say that few days ago four-year-
old boy of Oak Park, Washington Coun-
ty, died of cramps in the.stomach, caus-
ed by eating hard boiled eggs. If you
must eat hard boiled eggs, eat them
sparingly.
Mr.. Jesse Reese, one of the oldest
engineers on the Winona and St. Peter
railroad, has been appointed travelling
engineer on the Winona and St. Peter
and Dakota Central roads between Wi
mona and Pierre with headquarters at
Winona. Mr.. Reese is well known in
this city and his many friends are glad
to hear of his deserved advancement.
A Miss Curtiss of Huron, D. T.,
brought suit for $4,000 damages
against Mr.. M. Dinneen, former resi-
dent of this county, whom she charged
with having accused her of being a
prostitute and knocking her down. The
jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff,
awarding her ST, 500. Mr.. Dinneen is
now keeping hotel at Huron and doing
an extensire business.
Tank Kee closed successful lecture
course at St. James last Thursday. Al
though speaking in general terms of
praise of the lectures, the Journal
thinks there was too much levity and
redicule scattered through them, and
that Tank Kec spoiled several good de-
scriptions in this way. Then, too, he
made q too free use of slang in his lect-
ures, and on at least two occasions was
vulgar if not indecent in his side re-
marks. From this it would appear
that Tank Kee followed course at
St. James similar to that pursued here.
By act of the late legislature justices
of the pice are required, within ten
days after the conclusion of every Grim
inal prosecution begun and prosecuted
before him, to report to the county at
torney of his county the title of such
criminal case, the nature of the accu-
sation, the result thereof, and if the de-
PENDANT is convicted, the nature and ex-
tent of the punishment inflicted; wheth-
er the crime charged was committed
under the influence of intoxicating IL
quors; the amount of costs paid or in.
CURED by the State in such case and
the amount of fines or costs paid by the
defendant.
In its 6 column quarto make up, the
REVIEW commences to conform to
Democratic fashions, and it looks as if
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