New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-07-28

Frank Kuetzing is selling the cheap
est corsets. laces, hoiserv. embroidery
and dress buttons.
a Sleepy Eye correspondent OF the
Pioneer Press says j. NJ Thomson SIS
a candidate for State Senator from this
District Well, Mr.. Thompson is an.able
ana worthy man and should he be no.
minated and elected the district would
have q faithful representative.
The board Of county commissioners
transacted some business last Monday
and then adjourned to August 18th. TIE
proceedings OF Mondays. session will
be found in another column in this is
sue of the REVIEW.
We understand that the storm was
quite severe in the towns Of Home,
Prairieyille and Eden last Saturday
evening. Hay stacks were demolished
and grain in shock was strewn around
promiscuously. There was some hail
and grain rot yet cut was injured to
some extent.
The Northwestern shooting tourna-
ment will begin at st. Peter next Tues
day and continue three days, under the
auspices of the St. Peter field and trap
club. $1,000 in purses will be divided
up among the shooters. Here is a
chance for our New Ulm sportsmen to
make stake.
Counselor Eckstein is bound to have
business in the dullest of seasons. He
was the attorney for one of the parties
in divorce suit, land last Monday, with
in two hours after the divorce had been
granted, be had the parties reunited in
marriage. He is already looking for a
retainer in a divorce suit instigated by
one or the other of the newly married
couple.
The syndicate block is looming up
grandly. The side walls are already
up to the height of the second story and
the front, rear and inner walls will be
to the same height by the close of the
week. The Gebser Bros. building adj
joining is also under way. These
buildings, when completed, will add
greatly to that part Of the city.
The long contemplated excursion to
Lake Benton will take place on We'd
neutrality-suspicious. 1st. We understand
that the fare for the round trip will be
only $500, which is very low and with
in the reach Of all. This will be a most
delightful trip and the projectors Of The
same should receive liberal encourage
ment For particulars consult Mr.. He !.
Subilia, jr.
The old brick building used for coun-
ty Offices is in a terribly rickety condi-
ton, and tax payers need not be at al
surprised to hear of its having taken a
sudden tumble 1t has been regarded
unsafe for some time, but not until the
recent storm has the rottencss of the
structure become fully visible. At
present the walls are braced with oak
planks, but by orders of the county
commissioners iron anchors are being
put in. Better tear the old, rickety con-
Germ down and have built good, sub
stantial structure.
We learn from the Madelia Times
that on Friday, 10th inst, Simon, son
of Halliday Sorumgaard, Of the town OF
Linden, committed suicide by hanging
himself in one of the sheds on their
farm. 1t appears that last fall broth
er of his was kicked by . horse and
taken to the house in an insensible con.
dition. Simon was so frightened that
he has been partially deranged since.
This is thought to be the cause oftaking
his life. He was missed abou. two O. clock,
but when found his life was extinct.
He was % years Of age and industrious
as far as he WAS able, he having been
afflicted with weak eyes for some time.
Harvesting is progressing very favor
ably and by next Saturday but little if
any wheat will be left standing. This
is the earliest harvest ever known in
this vicinity. Where the hail has not