New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-14

John Mack OF Milford has an addi-
ton to his family. It's boy
ORGANS.-Packard, Mason & Ham
lin. Shoninger and Boudoir organs can
be bought of G. L. aoos at the CITY
Drug Store.
Miss i. Westphal will return from
Chicago in few days with large as.
sentiment of new millinery goods. Wait
for the grand opening of spring styles
of hats.
Latest styles of mems and boys hats,
from 70 cents up, at Theo. Crone's
clothing store. Also fine line of
gents furnishing goods and at prices
to suit all purses.
Mr.. Fr. Golnast will on May lst as
sumo control of the Northwestern no.
tel. He will put the hotel in thorough
repair and patrons will receive the very
best the market affords.
The old Roos building nearSommer's
store is being remodeled. When com.
pleted Mrs. Gliding will move in with
her millinery store. In this connection
we desire to say that Mrs. Olding's
stock OF new styles of millinery goods
is very large. In fact the purchases
have been made with view of suitine
all.
Messrs. Ackman and King of Red
wood Falls have placed an order for
49, 900 brick with Mr.. Aufderheide of
this city. If this thing keeps on it will
keep our brick makers busy this season
to alone supply the wants of Redwood
Falls. Mr.. A. is equal to the emergen-
cy, however, and says he will have
bricks enough for all demands.
Last Fall well dressed man present
ed q school order on District No. g.,
Mower county, for $74.80, at the coun-
ty treasurer's Office, and it was cashed.
On Saturday in the March settlement it
was discovered that the order was a
forgery. The ''well dressed man was
no doubt the same chap that worked
tho school order dodge SO successfully
in this county last summer.
MIR, j. H. Doty, of CORTLAND, who
was in the city last Saturday, informs
us that he has recently purchased a
herd of Holstein cattle consisting of
eight head, some of them having been
Imported from Holland last spring.
Those who have seen the herd say it is
the finest they have ever seen, the cat
tie being nearly all of one size and col
or. We are glad to announce that Mr..
Doty intends to exhibit the herd at our
county 1alf next Iall.
The names of the following stations
on the Winona & St. Peter railroad
have been changed as below: Siding
No. light miles west of New Ulm-
to Essig; North Brauch-eight miles
west of Sleepy Eye-to Golden; Siding
No. 2-five miles west of Lamberton-
to Revere; Siding No. 4-fve miles east
of Porter-to Taunton; Siding No. s.
six miles east Of Gary-to Stanley. On
the Dakota Central, Siding No. 7-sev-
en- miles west of Tracy-has been
changed to Terry; Redwood seven
miles west of Balaton-to Shelburne.
In former seasons it has been Gus
tomary for certain individuals to catch
fish in the Cottonwood river with drag
nets, which is clear violation of
law. In order to put a stop to this
wholesale slaughter Of fish in the
Cottonwood river, the New Ulm Sports
mems Club have appointed marshal
Winkelmann and John Hauenstein a
committee to report and bring all Of
tenders to justice. The allegation that
this or that man owns certain lands over
which the Cottonwood foes and is
therefore at liberty to fish at these points
with nets is all nonsense, as some will
find out totheir cost if they commence
their former practices.
Some very funny answers are some.
times given to the questions propounded
to candidates for teachers certificates.
For example:
q. What is the ''Monroe Doctrine
and what practical application has it?