New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-01
SLEEPY rye CORRESPONDENCE.

$3.50
.Jndoe Brandt of New Ulm was up
last Friday attending to Probate busl-
ness. He went from here to our nelg5n-
boring town Of Springfield
J. 6. zieske was up to Tracy one day
last week to pay visit to his son there
in the dispatchers office.
A row on 9Th Str. was the result OF a
black eye.
Mr.. p. Maiewski went to Sioux Falls
last Friday on business and to nave a
good time IS he don't get out much.
Hon. J. Klossner was up last Satur-
day attending to his business in the
machine line. He is turning OUT gooa
many binders and mowers.
Mr.. u. A. Gibbs keeps a first class
restaurant. besides the best brands OF
eioars. ice cream, candies, nuts, etc., at
Ibberson's old stand.
Mr.. F. H. Dyckman left for New
York last Friday evening. where he
will make his future home. His family
had gone there some time since. Sleepy
Eve loses a good citizen, but our loss
is somebody's gain.
The harvesting of barley has COM
menced, and soon that OF wheat Will
likewise begin. The prospects are
good for fair crop in this section OF
the county.
Mr.. Chas. Zieske of CORTLAND, has
secured q seven months school in the
John Kobe district about five miles
south vest OF here.
While Rev. Deuber's little children
were playing in their yard. one OF the
little ones, with Ratchet in some way
cut off one finger of the other child,
nearly severing the second one which
will probably be saved.
Mr.. John Liesenfeld is building fine
residence in the eastern part of town;
when completed it will count as one of
the best.
Mr.. VIM. Voigtsehild came around
the other day with smile all over his
face, saving that his bette. half had pre-
sented him with bouncing boy, and that
another and son were doing well.
Last Wednesday the Congregational
Sabbath school had a picnic in Mr..
Thomas Grove about five miles south
of town. The weather was somewhat
threatening, but although it rained oc-
casionally a good time was had by old
and Young. The party did not return
until six P. M.
Gauerke & Co. have moved into their
new quarters, corner OF Main and 9Th
St. better known as the Loreno House,
where they can be found to wait upon
their many customers. They keep only
the finest groceries and are headquar-
tiers for fresh fruit, received daily. A
full line of crockery is on hand also a
good supply of Ribbons, laces etc.,
which they will clese out for less than
cost. Give them call and dom t forget
the place.
Mr.. Churchill, Gus. Rombeber and
A. ST. George of Minneapolis. mill
wrights and in the employ of the
j. T Noye My. Co.are here putting in
new machinery in the Sleepy Eye Rol-
Ter Mill; they will be here about five
or six weeks making the change, and
when the saple is completed, our mill
will rate A. No. one.
Mr.. P. Bendixen and lady returned
FROM Europe last Friday evening.
Upon his return. our mill company gave
HIM Serenade by blowing the mill
whistle. which called out the fire COM
pany, throwing everything into confu-
sion, as people thought fire had brok-
ensout The circumstances were ex-
planned however to everyone's satisfac.
ton.
Eggs taken in exchange at market
prices for goods, by Frank Kuetzing.