New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-02-13

Lee lurnVereln Will nave an enter
tainment Friday evening, February %
Senator Bowen was in town for a few
hours Monday.
p. G. PAIL went to St. Paul Sunday
to look after some of his real estate.
Ernst Herzog came down from Tracy
Saturday. He enjoys Sunday in his
old home.
Our immense stock of Spring Cloth
ing is here the largest line in town at
T. Crone.
Anton Leihold came up from Louis
vile, KY, to attend the funeral of his
mother
Our Hat stock is all in just come and
be convinced they are all daisies at T.
Crone.
Mr.. Peter SPENCER, of st. Paul, was
visiting relatives in this city in the early
part of last week,
Chas Stuebe offers young stallion
for sale. See his announcement in an
other column.
Mr.. Louis Krook is selling flour for
the Eagle Mill Go. in NJ ilwaukee, Chi
CagO and Iowa towns.
Mr.. VIM. Hummel expects to travel
for an eastern Commission house this
summer.
G. H. Laugdon, a Dakota burglar, is
boarding with Sheriff schmid until the
Dakota authorities can remove him.
Seven freight cars were wrecked on
the Omaho, near Kasota, by a broken
rail Thursday evening.
Benz & Sons large representative, A.
j. Butzerin, called on the firms Gus
toners last week.
The Minnesota Editorial Association
will hold a business meeting in the
rooms of the St. Paul Chamber of Com
MERGE at II A. NJ, February Goth.
\ Chas. Stuebe is the owner of thor
oughbred bull with an aristocratic pedi-
gree The name of the animal is Bash
full Boy.
Sheriff Schmid has received an inv
tation to attend the hanging of John
Lee and Martin Moe, at Alexandria,
February 18th.
Henry Dirks, of this place, and Chas.
Fierke, of Springfield, have purchased
the general store of j. j. Ray atSpring.
field. The village of Springfield will
receive q good citizen. in the person OF
Mr.. Dirks.
| bave always been much annoyed by
neuralgia and headache and finally de-
termined to try Salvation Oil. I AN
glad to recommend it as it made a per.
feet cure in any case. MARKS NEW,
81 Aisquith ST., Baltimore, Md.
Judge of Probate Brandt has re.
ceived official notice from the superin.
tendent of the St. Peter Insane Asylum
that Richard Twenty, Wilhelmine
Fischer and Mary Hammond of this
county have been legally discharge ed
f1om said institute.
Town Sigel heads the list OF prompt
taxpayers. There are only two deln-
quents in the town and these on proper.
ty owned by non-residents. One tract
of land is owned by Congressman j.
Macdonald, the other by H. Muller, OF
CORTLAND.
DR.. Rothenburg was in town Thurs
day. He had just returned from the
east where he had visited with his par
ents for the last two months. The doc.
tor experienced the storm which done
SO much damage in the eastern states
and also witnessed the big fire at, Buf.
falo. He returned to Springfield
Thursday.
The board Of public works and a
Committee Of the Council met with en-,
gineer Beach Monday and Tuesday te
perfect plans for the system of water.
works. The result of their labors will
be submitted tC the Council at an early
date, Mr. Beach has examined the
Stone Companies quarries and pro.
nounced them the best in the North.
West. is the intention to use Red
stone in the construction of the water.
tank.
By an oversight we omitted report
OF the Rural teachers association meet.
ing held at the courthouse February
I'd The society discussed school man.
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