New Ulm weekly review., 1886-01-20

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lished by the Pioneer Press Company.
All persons desiring seeds should send
for the list. We will furnish the REVIEW
and Pioneer Press. in connection with
the above seed offer, for So. 25.
Heaps of snow now.
Chas. l.. Roos has received a COM
plete line Of masks and trimmings
Secure your reserved seat tickets for
Donnelly's lecture at Chas. l.. Roos'
drug store.
Articles Of incorporation of the St.
Alexander's hospital at New Ulm were
last Saturday filed with the Secretary
of State.
The fees on international money or
ders have been reduced one-third. The
y fees on an order for $40 are now only
} 10 cents.
Even young America in this city has
caught the ice palace carnival fever,
and numerous snow and ice 'spalaces'
are in course of construction in various
parts of the city.
The nomination of Col. Francis Baa-
sen as postmaster at New Ulm was con-
firmed by the United States Senate last
Wednesday. The Colonel will enter
upon his duties as postmaster about
February 1st
Another snow storm materially inter-
fered with last Sunday afternoons con-
cert in Union Hall. Those present en-
ljoyed the music immensely, however
The boys stick to it manfully and will
try it again next Sunday afternoon.
The readers of the REVIEW in Spring
field and vicinity will be pleased to learn
that the grounds for the proposed -four
ing mill in that burgh have been Sc.
cured and that the mill will be built in
the spring, as soon as the weather per-
: mits.
q The town clerk in our neighboring
\ town Courtland, Nicollet county, re.
ports 81 births and IL deaths for 1885.
The total births in Nicollet county fo1
| 1885 were 416, deaths 205. OF the deaths
( SO occurred in the hospital for the in.
sane.
Hon. Ig. Donneily will lecture in
Turner Hall Friday evening. Subject
''Wit and Humor.'' Admission sc
cents. Tickets on sale ut the Chas. l..
Roos' drug store, where you can'ge,
your seats reserved without additional
cost.
Report says that Mr. E. G. PAIL is
about to retire from the management
Of the New Ulm Roller mill and that
\lhe will be succeeded by party iron,
Chicago. Mr.. PAIL finds that he car
occupy himself fully in looking after
the interests of the Empire Mill Compa.
n.y..
= St. Peter Herald:-We are sorry tc
learn that Dr.. Berry of New Ulm los,
his only son, aged thirteen years anc
eight months, last week by diphtheria
DR.. B. no doubt in caring for diphtheris
patients carried the disease home witt
him. Doctors not only risk their owr
lives but endanger the lives of theil
families.
Company "a" End Regt. M. N. G.,
Of this city, announce a 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 o1
admission is SO low that every body car
afford to take it in.
. . . 3 En- E . j.
Franz Echer, a German, employed at
the Kasota eating house, was run over
and instantly killed by train on the
Sioux City road, Tuesday night Of last
! 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
M5ensian for wounds received in the
alFranco- -Prussian war.
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 annointed vil1ara marsh al