New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-07

last Friday.
Louis Palmer, the well-known stock
dealer started on business trip through
Iowa last Monday.
Mr.. Julius Rein of St. Paul. proprie-
tor of the Minnesota Ice Co. came up to
New Ulm by team last Friday.
Town Clerks will favor us by report
ing the results of election in their re-
spective towns as early as practicable.
Preparations are being made by the
''Musensoehne' for grand social en-
tertainment to be given at Union Hall
soon after Easter.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
of Mr.. w. Schotzkos little boy, Felix,
who succumbed to an attack of Group
last Saturday night.
Now you can buy lace curtains in
the Furniture store of Chas. Wayne
and at prices that are considerably
lower than any you ever saw
The Brown Co. Agl. Soc. has ordered
its supply of seeds for its members, and
will closely observe the experiments to
be made with them the coming season
Mails have been carried by team last
week between Sleepy Eye and Kasota
The mail from points west of Sleepy
Eye passed through the city last Fri
day.
Mr.. w. H. Palmer, of Mankato, who
is engaged in the saw-mill business
with Mr.. F. Landwehr at this place,
was welcome caller at this office last
week.
Auditor Bertrand received telegram
last Saturday announcing his fathers
death. which occurred at the old Ber-
trand homestead from a stroke of par
alysis.
Mr. Mathew Prom, the wellknown
instructor of CORTLAND, paid his New
Ulm friends welcome visit. He is
hale and hearty again after his late
spell of sickness.
Mr.. F. Becker from CORTLAND
mourns the loss IF a boy from an attack
of diphtheria His other children are
also affected. but we hope that their re-
coverv may soon be looked for.
The club dance of Feb. 80 was an
ENJOYABLE affair and regret is being ex.
pressed that the season will soon be
over It is the intention on the part of
the managers to make the Lass dance to
be held March II grand affair.
At the last drill of Co. A. End Reg.
N. n. G. six new recruits handed in
their applications which were filed
last night. 1t would be era tifying
to our citizens to boast of we'll
equipped militia, now, therefore, Bugler
ID. blow the horn for more patriots.
Chief of Police Winkelman received
u communication from acting Gen'l
Sup't of Police Hubbard of Chicago Of
fering a reward for the apprehension of
w. B. Tascott, who murdered A. j.
Smell on Feb. 8. The murderer was
traced to St. Paul where his track was
lost.
Henderson's citizens wake up to the
Importance of the St. Paul, New Ulm
and Southwestern Road to be built this
summer. and strenuous efforts will I'M
doubtedly be made to secure the road
for that place. Well, let everybody
chip in and we shall succeed. Hender-
son, New Ulm will lend helping hand.
For want of thorough despatch of
business on the G. & N. w. Ry., points
Immediately. of Kasota have been
placed at a sorely felt disadvantage.
Our only supply of mail was received
through the efforts made by teams, and
although Thursday afternoon brought
us an accommodation train, no mail or ex-
press was forwarded, a fresh supply of
snow causing the suspension of train
No. at St. Peter.
1t was about the only remuneration
our genial Tom had on that trip. Climb
ing the hill with his team his partner
noticed a well filled bottle on the road.
1t was taken and stored away behind the
fur coats and songs proclaimed happi-
ness. Nearing the team ahead, where
a barber and the publisher of a Demo
cratic Weekly were searching the straw
and uttering fierce Vociferations, not on
politics however, our teamster pulled
forth the empty bottle and with look
of pity for the men in such sad strait
on q cold dow bnrriad on ssI hat Won |