New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-29
SLEEPY EYE CORRESPONDENCE.

Married. FEB. 23rd, Mr.. Nels Mad
sen to Miss Nlollie Christianson, both
well known to our people Mr.. Mad
sen may congratulate himself upon car
rying off the belle of the neighborhood.
Nels, we wish you and your yourg wife
prosperous journey through life.
Mr.. FL. Williams, dispatcher from
Tracy, took in our city one day last
week.
Quite number of our Sleepy Eye
folks went to New Ulm last week to
participate in the grand ball given by
the masons.
Doc. James can't be outdone in
speed. He tried his luck the other day
in catching train which had pulled
out of the station some time before he
knew of it, but with all his efforts he
caught the train and made the trip. it
was to the dance at New Ulm.
Mr.. Hugh McBain drove out to where
the passenger train is snow bound on
Friday to bring in the lady passengers
and supply them with coal and eatables
at the train. Hugh had a lovely time.
Some times be could not see his team.
Mr. Mark Cane and Burt Hammond
have consolidated the two Barber shops
into one. Burt can now be found in
the shop with Mark, and asks his old
customers to come and see him.
The stars and stripes were floating in
the breeze on the twenty-second in
memory of our Father. Geo. Washing
ton.
Mr.. VIM. Wellenthin was seen on the
street the other day, looking down
hearted Upon asking him what was
up, he explained, saying his wife had
presented him with little dauohter.
He could not afford to set EN- up. He
wanted little machine agent, YOU
know
Mr.. Bloch, who lives east of the CITY.
has lost a valuable horse and one more
IS sick, which he expects will die. He
cannot diagnose the disease.
Mr.. Henry Zeske was up to Spring
held one evening last week, attending
the rag sociable
4. Schultz and Daniel Mol. ST., are
making preparations to build two nice
houses. When completed, they will be
amongst the best in the town of Home.
Hon. Isaac Gallagher and D. A
Gibbs, delegates to the G. A. R. En-
campment, left for Minneapolis Wednes
day evening. They went there to do
some good, and have good time in
the twin cities.
A new machine firm have started
and opened their office, next door to
Forsters saloon. The firm name is
Meilenthin q Steinmetz. They handle
all kinds of machinery.
One of the worst billiards. OF the sea.
son started in on US Friday night and
continued blowing until Sunday night
or Monday morning. The wind was so
strong and the air so full of snow. that
some tunes it was impossible to see
across the street. The passenger train
which left here Friday evening cot east
OF mere about two miles, when thew
were brought to stop by snow and m
to this writing, Monday, are their vet
The train will have to be shoyeled ont
as the engine is hardly to be seen. A
freight train coming east is stuck be-
tween Golden and Sleepy Eye ever
since Saturday forenoon.
The snow pillow coming east run of
the track at Sanborn. The snow is
very hard and prospects are very GOOD
tor not getting any mail for several
days vet, unless we get it with teams
Post Master Clary has sent the mail
east with team. Mr.. Clarv is oettino
to be very accommodating. That's right.
The snow in some of the cuts is so
hard that it has to be cut loose by picks
For ready made clothing and GENTS
furnishing goods, call at Keepan Bros.
They carry the largest and best assort-
ed stock in that line.
z. Majewski sells all kinds of furni-
ture from cradle to a parlor set at
rock-bottom prices. He also handles
wall paper.
Rinke & Bertrand are so well known
that it is hardly any use to call atten-
ton to them. They handle the LARGEST
stock and do the biggest business in
general merchandise of any firm in
Sleepy Eye.