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New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

The new village council has raised
the saloon license in Sleepy Eye for the
ensuing year to 5000. Sunday closing
will also be strictly enforced. Peter
Clancy was appointed village marshal
at salary Of $40 per month. The ap-
!, pointment Of Mr.. Clacy, we understand,
has given rise to considerable i'll feel
ing towards the council. it being alleg-
ed that Clancy was not even yet citi-
zen Of the burgh. He is high license
man and will enforce the dictates Of
the council. IS
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

The subscription masquerade ball at
Turner hall next Saturday evening
promises to be one of the best ever CIV
en- by the Turnverein. The committee
in charge have spared neither trouble
nor expense to selectsan attractive pro-
gramme, as will be seen by an anounce-
ment in another column. Beside the
official programme, there will be a
number of exhibitions given by private
parties, notably among which is an ex-
hibition of fancy roller-skating by some
Of our local experts. Judging from ad-
vance sale of tickets and town talk,
there will be a larger number of masks
than there have been for the last few
years. Especially will this be the case
in gentlemen masks who were sadly in
the minority for the last three seasons.
Only full masks a0ill have the privilege
of the dancing floor before masks are
takeas of: No tickets a0ill be sold at the
door. Tickets are for sale by all mem
bers of the society.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Hon. Ig. Donneily will lecture in
Turner Hall Friday evening. Subject:
"Wit and Humor." Admission so
cents. Tickets on sale at the Chas l..
Roos' drug store, where you can'get
your seats reserved without additional
cost
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Gold and silver braids and laces,
spangles, bells and stars for sale by
Chas. L. Roos, at the City Drug Store.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Heaps of snow now.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Most of these hair preparations
don't work, writes Mr. j. S. Burdik.
Of St. Louis, .'but Parker's Hair Balsan
is an honorable exception. My hair
was thin and prematurely gray. The
Balsam made it brown again and soft
as in my boyhood. FEB II
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Report reached town the fore part of
last week that on the Sunday night
previous cold-blooded triple murder
had been committed in the town of
Sigel. The rumor spread like wild-fre
and soon everybody was looking for the
man with the particulars of the terrible
affair. After a long and tedious chase
REVIEW reporter succeeded in run
ming down the man with the precious
bit of information. The man was too
much overcome to talk coherently, but
between his sobs and lamentations it
was learned that sometime during the
night herein before named one of Law
renee Krahl's COWS broke her fastenings
and willfully and without provocation
gored two other cows to death, while
third broke her neck in an endeavor
to get out of reach OF the infuriated
beast 1t was q clear case of murder
in the first degree and the murderous
animal was condemned to death and
executed on the spot, without as much
as going through the formalities Of a
coroner's inquest.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Jim Degnan has taken up his old
quarters in hotel de Schmidt, and all
on account Of his pugilistic disposition
getting the upper hand of him at an
early hour Monday morning. Later in
the day he was brought before Justice
Fischer, plead guilty and. "because he
was such a good customer in our JUS
tices courts, = given the full benefit of
the law, 800 and costs, 1915. Ex-
pressing his determination to sit it out,
he was given seventy days in jail. r.
Eyer, with whom Degnan had the diff
Guilty, was fined $25 and costs. 1875,
which he paid. Young Fred. Engel,
VINO got in his work on Sheriff Schmidt
while making the arrests Of Degnan
and Eyer, skipped the town. Young
Stoeckert, who was the cause of the
recent.escapade Of the ..chief Of police"
and his deputies, was before his honor
on Monday and had a nominal fine i'm
posed upon him for disorderly conduct
on Sunday. The boys will have their
fun. though expensive it is.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

FOR RENT. rooms on the
ground floor OF very pleasantly To-
Gated dwelling house, on Centre street.
between MINI. street and Broadway.
For particulars enquire of
WERNER Bosch.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Report says that Mr.. E. G. PAIL is
about to retire from the management
Of the New Ulm Roller mill and that
fhe will be succeeded by q party from
sChicago. Mr.. PAIL finds that he can
occupy himself fully in looking after
the interests Of the Empire Mill Compa-
nv
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Chas. Wagner is the agent fer the
justly celebrated Household Sewing
Machine.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

The adjourned term of the district
cour, convened in this city yesterday.
The court will probably consume the
remainder Of the week in disposing o1
the cases on the calendar.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Franz Echer, German, employed at
the Kasota eating house, was run over
and instantly killed by train on the
Sioux City road, Tuesday night of last
i week. Echer had been to st. Peter
and was killed while on his way home.
Deceased had been soldier in the
Prussian army, and was drawing a
iu,ensian for wounds received in the
aeFranco- -Prussian war.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

! st. Peter Herald:-We are sorry to
learn that Dr.. Berry of New Ulm lost
his only son, aged thirteen years and
eight months, last week by diphtheria.
Dr.. B. no doubt in caring for diphtheria
patients carried the disease home with
him. Doctors not only risk their own
lives but endanger the lives Of their
families.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

The tall man recently seen on our
streets is posing in a St. Paul museum
as a Chinese Giant.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Company "a" End Regt. M. N. G.,
Of this city, announce masquerade ball
for Saturday evening, 30th inst. See
advertisement in another column. The
boys propose to make this ball masque
q grand social event, and the price of
admission is SO low that everybody can
afford to take it in.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Another snow storm visited this
vicinity on Saturday of last week, but
temperature not being severe enough to
keep our untlring farmers in doors.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Geo. and A. E. Leatnerman, of the
town OF Eien. last Friday sold 200
acres of land Fred. A. Nezke. living
near Nicollet Station. Consideration
$1,000
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

New ULM MARKkTs:-Mn neat, No. j,
20; No. 2. 81; oats, %; corn, 3O-35; bar
ley. 4o-45; potatoes. 40; onions, IS; but
Ter, 10 to 10; eggs. IS; live hogs, per
ID 8; pork, per ID 4.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

During the year 1885 Clerk of Court
Blanchard issued 13O marriage licenses,
So first citizens papers and 19 second
papers.
New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

Just received a large invoice of
bleached and brown Co1tons. also a
fine line of Embroideries, at F. Kuetz-
ing's.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08
THE OLD RESIDENTS.
They WIN Erect a Monument over the
Grave OF Bix Kobiuson-Ihe
Picnic.

twenty-five or thirty mem bers 0l the Old
Residents Association met az the superior
Court room yesterday afternoon for the
purpose Of masking arrangements for their
annual June picnic and selecting delegates
% the c0uventiou Of the Michigan Pioneer
Historical society, which occurs at Lansing
today and tomorrow President Charles n
TAYLOR presided. and Secretary Reubeg IT,
-aifh kept the record The delegates select
ed te the lansing meeting are Henry
Fraiiek Thns ID Gilbert simeon l. Bald
via. George "a White j. IS Ransom. Julius
4auseMan. Judge John T. Holmes W W
Johnson George N Allen Aaron = Tar-
So and George n White. attorney.
TOE matter of dVng rho date tor the
auuaa. p.cHic 1f Reed Lake was lef- %
committee consisting 0f Leonard Covell J.
B Fn'ger. William Hake. Samuel White.
Wm T. Hakeir. ~ y Cook. Adrian I01n-
son Chester ~ stone ana iumsn Jenni-on.
Hon Thcs e Church presented paper
prsuarad hV Mr Clements of Ala. calling
faa attention ~ she association ru the iac'
taat fba grave af Rix Robinson. the earliest
rfareer 20 che Grand EiFer Valley vsS uu-
markell and neglected. and suggesting fhaf
che association tsse sIeps ta erect "a slifah.e
monument The waftsT Vas referred t'
raunlrtse consisting ~ q. e.. kso3. Henry
F-s rx and Ieass a. NInsor The
committee has power t9 app0ur
snh committees a. Ada. Eonia f,rfu4
dsren srf elsewhere IF deemed
ais sable Nr Heo 0snn grave .s un gre
brow - hiI oeer aes.nE ais aIt faru
near ada it b rr9rased % ra.se uaneT fo
efert fae maHnsfefsf av sfrs rIptIan an3 81
ere rsrffar r'rHa FL s1 FHrt 81 fHa-.a
Fll aa.s ~ tas saRrseser - SiV Robinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

C.ueA.a. F.ue There sal. q stronger aud
BETTER ins lu cafu. oats aui provisions b4L
a-eat a --t.a ii-r--iei ana uncertain - Aeat
Hae ttn teterl-n aul 1allHs pretty active. tul
.rainlg az a laesI speculative nature. There ere
reports uf crop eti a-e. al1 also ~ lhe arrival of
lea aleat t4 s. Lnls Gables Nere stronger
AT lha cI0>e tse feeling was rather steady aud
lrn Ih- late-, .aies how decllueai p. eenl tor
I.lue aua AS. 1lt rle .l4s illule. closed at Che
saue nsurce az Ola saturday. There were no
lrrigll eusaetueufs Receipts a. li points were
als. Ht 1lslas ans tne shipments iaa ato bushels
lu-g oIeuel a. A., aud closed at - and the
range ess III ul1-
Com was elige. strong and advanced sharply In
tie iate el ltrgc Receipts, which were offset hy
ing here 1y strong local operator. better ship
uia1 demand. and cold weather. Offerings were
lst excessive and we're quickly absorbed July
advanced nom IS % ~ a. ana closed uTm az
o clock az Che Top gain ~ sc over saturday.
August advanced lc- Oats were Ia good demand
Aua lrm Prov l-luns were active and firm. The
lgAf ipt- pf hogs and the tone 0f the atvices
from. Che stock cards gave butts courage aud made
shorts settle up outstanding contracts. Mess PORK
stFauced ~ cents, aud sales for july were al = 30
Il. a7 closing 40 = - Lard adv anced &c. with
sales i9f July az 81 laan - closing 40 s. l5is
Short ribs advanced 4siec, july selling at s. i2.a
Afternoon session Trading began with the
market Substantially the same as ii stood at 10
O'Clock The feeling was firm and during the
hale hour values tuctuaied buI slightly
closing prices. Wheat-A shasie easier; 76i4c.
June. SEA ~, July; ~ sc. August; sy'sc sep
tembeT. ,9 .c, October
Corn-steady So Sc, june. 565 &C. July:
3 .us7 e., August - .c september
OatS-flgmer. Zlfs . -. june, -ac, July ri e,
August -ii a. September.
Fork-tilmer. - s3, June. s 70. July 81 05,
August. 81 l5 september.
Lard steady; - l5, june. = 2oG6 22la, July;
s. ~ al 1i, August. c6 81 p. september.
short nbs-Sieady: 3 51is. June; - 81 !, July;
8 3ht August; - a-ia. september.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

NEW IoRK june Z. - Flour closed duh and
without decided change: Minnesota extra. g. ID
"a l5. City mill eXtrast 35a4 40 for West Indies.
Ohio extra, s. laL5 90, southern -four closed dull
common tO cn0ice, extra, IS -5d5 10.
Nheat-opuous were active but irregular
closing frm after numerous slight fluctuations
and "a e higher spot lots closed steady and
unchanged. spot sales OF No. I white. state, g. e.;
so. rcd state a9c. SO. . red, 81 &C.; No. spring
no $50. SO J spring 81 l1G92 a. lngraded winter
rei. .2N r. i.c, No red winter, june, SIC. do
jay. s. 1-- - 10 August ~ zc dc september,
$, C.
Corn-Optons were dun and weak early i'm the
day. out closed firm 1,a se higher spot sales OF
un-rded mixed af 56o, NO 3 mixed. 3lc; and
steamer mixed. gee and No mixed, July,
90, .c; d0 August, is Sc bid do september 4654 &C
biG
Oats-0ptious are quiet aud steady. closing
without decided change spot lots closed strong
aud -ti9c higher. Soo5 sales of 80. ! white,
state $50. 80. DO al aoc. No 2miXed, june, a5 4c
n.d. do July. -iisc bid
Rye Duh. western, 630c2c. state, 66965c.
Barley-Nominal
Pork-Dull. mess. Sl5 90 for new, s. 0069 p
fer oil.
iarI-Ciosed weak. S. Sd, cash; s. s2a6 40,
July. So sac f9 August
~lEar-tlu quiet. fair t3 g0od refining, 81 4atsc.
Batfer-Du State llclse western. l1tl1c.
Eggs-Quiel. state, lliaol2c, western, 1870
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

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The Burns Club of this eity Wiii give a
basket picnic aid scotch games 81 lamont
on FRIDAY lbe lltA inst leaving here ou tbe
steamer Barrett = q m aId returning a.
D m. All SS0ICAmeb their fanilies and
friends are invisrd Icketsf fiity cents.
children tsenty-fve eenzs.F " sarituous
li4uorsk k0ld o. the boats Tickets een De
purcha&d at the fohoazng places Nfhos
smiEh. Gas Aprks Fin. nlsler. "A SQuih
Ioniasst. T. Nknnimens, tssrsceni ave
R5bsrt Aroul. II Monroe ST; Jeln Muir,
on steamet Barreh and Mgirs dug store,
IA Canal-st Those wishing 10 attend are
requested TO procure tickets Ia advance As
they are limited.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08
Chicaen sfnok NIarket.

UNI0N STOCK YARDS IN. June The Dr0rcrs
f9u-fi1f reports Catue-Receipts q. 80, shipments
$3.50 Market strong, shade higher; shipping
steers .e0 90 l,9J lbs. 81 4Fe5 80. sJ0ckers and
feeders. g 75a3 80 Hogs s-Receipts 5000. ship
meuls 1850 Market strong and loc higher.
sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments none. Market
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08
YOUR ROOFS
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than endure the muss and litter OF
removing, with the chances that
the new will be no better
than the old.

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We repair and paint tin and iron roofs with the
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We make Canvas roofs without gravel ten times
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

Hamiltons s<t Gallery, ~ Canal 81,
ranks among the tirS IN the state. Fine
Cabinet Portraits a speciality.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

Farm Produce From First Hands.
Beans Unpieked are worth i0G60c; picked, 50
0si
Butter-Fresh roll, lo8lsc: dairy, l5Si7c:
creamery. leW4c
Chcese--ssfI re.
Dried Fruits -Apples, ssslse; evaporated, $40
&C..
Eggs-ef Toe = doz
Fresh Meats-Dressed hogs. s5G5.50 r. cwt:
mutton. saa625. veal, - 5oa6 80. beef s6a7.
Grsin-Wheat Claws0u, 76c; Lancaster. 79c
Oats, a10asc. Rye SOC Barley, Sl.15al 80 per
cwt Corn 3e0tf.
Hldes Green. &C r p; psrt cured &c. cured
-l.a.c. calf skins. s 70 iLios. Toe. Kip skins
green. sc. cured. &c. dekiu skins. 2la5oc p
piece. sheep pe ts soc0sl; wool being estimated
st - p p.
HGnev-i00l3 = p.
Has Timothy. sgai0 per ton; clover. S@9.
I1fftge~--fi ga1c.
Pcutg Fowls dressed. losi25zc > p. spring
chickens I,ebic per lb.
straw - $50 r load
straw bcrries-IIome grown &c per quart.
IailuW ~ G h.
Woo Washed. Md 12C. unwsshed, ilG16c.
Wgod-bgf little offered. f0gr-foot wood is
worth s45op55 q cord. Block stove wood, $50
L.s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

Go ca Hamiilons At, Gallery ard have
the taby photogsapisf - Canai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

Total ........... .sI36,s s96 -
stateof Michigan. County Of Kent-Ss.
l. William H. Fowler, Cashier OF the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true % the best Of my knOwiedge and
belief NM. FOwLEt Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn 20 before me this eth day
of June lS.6 Henry A. HYDORS
Correct Attest Notary Public.
WM DJNHAM,
WM- STEELE. Directors
HENRY 1DEMA,
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

Special Bathing Park n Millers old
landing Rerds Lake. Accommodation
for ladies and chiidren
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

One-half off on trimmed hats at Van
I.euveus, 20 MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08
Spring Announcement
OF
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If you contemplate furnish
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-11-03
BIG SPRINGS PLAIN TALK.

We will all 60 to the polls.
Farmers are gathering in their
golden harvest of corn.
To-day is cloudy day, Tomorrow
Is election day, to-day is one of an
ticipation, tomorrow of Joy and con-
ISOLATION.
The democratic orators failed to
make their appearance at the Ed
wards school house on last Friday
evening
Mr.. Fred Seemond has returned
to his work at Switzerland, Iowa,
after spending a few days with his
parents and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray have lost two
of their children with the diphtherja,
they were sick but few hours.
The school in district No. Ga, un-
under the management of Miss LIN.
Styles, has an enrolment of u
scholars.
Mr.. A. w. johnson and his sister
Ada G. Johnson were visiting friends
in Calliope on Sunday,
Miss Sophia Anderson, one Of Big
Springs most accomplished young
ladies shas gone to Hawarden, TO
live this winter.
MARRIED Oct. oath a. the resi-
dence of Mr. Peter t.arsons, Mr. A.
Peterson, of Sioux Falls,to Miss Ida
Applegreen. of Big Springs, Rev.
A. P. Norberg, officiating May
theirs be long and prosperous life,
is the wish of their many friends.
Mr.. John Anderson, of Big Springs
will leave in few days for Canova.
OAK, where he will assist his broth
er, who intends starting store in
that place.
The family of Mr.. Nelo Rolstrom,
is quite sick with the dip htheria,
one night last week the angel of
death called from their midst one of
the twins, child six or eight mon
ths'old. They have the sympathy of
their many friends in this their time
of great trouble.
The miserable old person who is
writing the Big Springs plain talk
was on business trip to Calliope,
on Saturday and by some mysterious
circumstance was obliged to remain
there over night. About one O'Clock
at night this old person was arrous-
ed by the sound of fire, fire. Fire
had commenced in the center part
Of the town and it consumed two
buildings, one harness shop be-
longing to Joseph Andular and one
the bank belonging to James Ross,
the goods and furniture were all
saved, but the two buildings were
wholydemolished, aEdin the morning
the old bank safe had its face bur-
led in the ruins of a once magnifi-
cent building.
Oh, dear me, how lonely it will
be when can not see the smiling
faces of the would-be officers, how
they will stay at home and never
snce think of us before 1883.
EAGLE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-11-03
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