New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-03-24

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SPRINGFIELD, MINI
Springfield needs bank.
Work will be begun on the new
brick block next week.
Another machine agent has estao
lished his headquarters in 81. Berke
meyers building.
Mr.. C. Gamble received another
ear load Of p]astering materials on sa-
turday.
The Springfield restaurant was open
ed on Monday, by Mr.. I. Bonner.
1t is reported that number OF
Stately's solid farmers have got the
s'Florida fever" The report cannot
possibly be true. They must 60 to
Florida to .sget the fever in its true
form.
-Messrs. Brophy & Gamble find it
almost impossible to meet the require
ments of farmers by running their feed
mill only two days of each week.
Mr. Geo. H. Dayton of Sleepy Eye
was in town on Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. A. Dubois has built a new
dwelling house in the west end of town
near the school house. Mr.. D. has
chosen very desirable and pretty 10.
cation.
Mr.. VIM. Murin was up on Mon
day and began excavating for the new
creamery. The dimension of the Gel
FAR will be 20 by A and eight foot
deep.
The snow storm of last week was
probably the last of the season, at
least we hope so.
Mr.. F. G. Gley, formerly in the
mercantile business at this place, tar
ried in our village Monday. He now
represents wholesale house in Mime
apolis. Fred. is an A No. salesman.
"A. j. Gilman of Iberia was in town
yesterday receiving a car load of sheep.
"A son of MI. Jos. Augustin of
Burnstown met with a serious misfor-
tune on Sunday the 14th inst. by falling
and breaking his leg.
Mr. Conrad Olson is building
new barn on his lot on the north side
of Redwood Street. He proposes to
move his dwelling house thereon as
soon as time and circumstances will
permit him to do so.
Our friend Henle recently came 10
the conclusion that, in order for him to
be prepared to meet the requirements
of his customers and the exigences of
business, it would be necessary for him
to secure more help. He therefore en-
tered in partnership on Tuesday of
last week with Mr.. A. Henle, Jr. Mr..
II. says his new partner is solid chap
and that he can pull the scales down to
the ~ ID. notch. The boys had
smoke, of course.
1t is understood that the newly e.
lected village council propose to raise
the liquor license to three hundred dol
lars, and are determined to have the
ordinances relating to law and order
regidly enforced
On the 14th inst. a son of Mr..
Schleisner of the town of Burnstown
was injured in very dangerous man
ner by having q muskrat spear pene-
trate his left side TO the depth of about
seven inches. It appears that he was
running upon the ice, and holding the
tine Of the spear in his hand in front of
him while the handle was allowed to
Craze the ice. The handle coming in
contact with an obstruction of some
kind forced the spear through his cloth
ang and into his body as above stated.
The spear being a bearded one it be-
came necessary for DR.. Sullivan, the
attending physician, to make an Incl
sion in the back of the sufferer and to
remove the spear in that manner. We
understand the unfortunate young man
is doing well, and hopes are entertain
ed Of his timely recovery.