New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-18
Rev. Berghold is in st. Paul.

Eggs LaKen IN exchange at MaTk0L
prices for goods, by Frank Kuetzing.
Fifty six children received commune
on at the Holy Trinity Church in this
city last Sunday.
Henry Klare, resident of this city
for the last seven years, has left for the
old country. His family will soon fol-
low.
j. R. Bowen, lately of Sleepy Eye,
has bought the store and stock of Mr..
Roberts at CORTLAND, and will conduct
business there.
Albert Kiesling left last Monday for
the far west, visiting first Helena,
Montana, and thereafter if it suits his
fancy, the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Anton Brey of Minneapolis,
soon to be followed by Mr.. Brey, who
offers his business at Minneapolis for
sale, has returned to this city for per-
ludutuG IeSlutlCy.
Nicollet Co. people, who come to the
city, have to travel by water. for the
distance of over mile, the Minnesota
river having spread over it's banks to
that distance.
The Renville Union says that fish
are running. This is news for us, as
we have heard of flying and swimming
fish but never Of running individuals of
the fnny tribe.
Great Bargains next Saturday at
MEETINGS. $50 yds. of Lace Nets AZ
inches wide, suitable for Curtains and
Draperies, to be sold at cts. yd.,
which is just about half price.
The New Ulm Sportsman's Club held
it first shoot last Sunday afternoon at
Hunters Rest, Mr.. M. Grau, travelling
agent for +. Madlener, Chicago, and
one of The best rifle shots in the U. S.,
participating.
The Famous Hutchins Family Parlor
Concert Co. and Lilliputian Band with
Corydon Tibbetts. The Funny Comedian
will appear at Union Hall Friday even.
ing April Goth. "A Admission only rs and
IS Cts.
Mr.. Hillmer of Lafayette informs US
that distemper is quite prevalent
amongst the horses in his section. Mr..
FIR. Klossner was compelled to buy a
new team, as his old span had caught
the disease.
Having been requested to publish the
Courthouse decision, rendered by Judge
Severance, and perceiying that some
parties misconstrue the same, we in
this issue present the document in full.
At Monday evenings session of the
City Council Fred Schulz was appointed
Pound Master and Jacob Loesch Police
man for night duty. III. A. Subilia was
granted liquor license, and is record
ed as the twentieth successful appli-
cant.
1t was with some surprise that we
took notice last week of a statement
made by the Mankato Free Press, that
the Mankato Post was to pass into 9TH
er hands. Personal intelligence advis-
es us however that this is not the case,
and that Mr.. Geo. w. Scherer will con-
troll the Post as heretofore.
Frank H. Behnke exhibits the most
artistic display of glassware and crock
cry ever seen in this county. His sam
piles of Burmese ware and s'Satin'' Vas.
es are beauties, and together with his
tinted water-sets. all of which are of
very reasonable price, completely fill
his shelves. Ladies, youwill be pleased
by paying him a visit.
William F. Edwards, administrator
of the estate of James j. Edwards, has
commenced proceedings against the
| Winona & st. Peter r. r. Co. for re-
covering $4,000 damages sustained by
the deceased in being run over and
killed by the cars at Milford Siding,
December 3rd 1886. j. M. Thompson
and Lind & Hagberg are the plaintiff S
attorneys.
We are glad to notice that consider
able. interest is being manifested in be.
half of the Hermann Monument, which
will beautify our city in the near future.
The different orders of the s'Sons Of
Hermann throughout the state are
rendering financial aid, and as the time
for the laying of the corner stone draws
near, welcome visitors announce their
attention of participating in the festivi.
ties.