New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-11
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Joseph Johnka, who accompanied
DR.. Mueller on his European "trip. re-
turned home Monday.
Don't forget the balloon ascension on
the second day of the fair. a man makes
a parachute jump of over 1000 feet.
A. A. Bogen returned from his hunt
ing trip to Redwood Falls Monday ev-
.ening. He brought back As chickens.
A. T. Behnke returned from Winona
yesterday to resume his duties as day
operator at the depot here.
A marriage license was granted to
Ferdinand b. Hartwick and Melissa
Glenn yesterday. This is the only one
taken out during the week.
Company A, thirty strong, left in a
special coach on Monday evening for
the State Fair. They were accompa.
MED by Maj. Jos. Eckstein and Adj.
Andrew j. Eckstein. The boys return
Thursday morning.
Jens Anderson, Of Linden, was in
town Monday and is authority for the
statement that on his farm in the north
ern part of the town, snow fall Tor the
first time this year last Saturday, 1t
was followed by hail and rain and gen
eral cold. This is pretty early and it
would hardly seem reasonable if not
vouched for.
1t is reported to US that last Sunday
evening some evil minded miscreant
set fire to the grain stacks of Bernard
Bloemeke, who lives few miles from
Sleepy Eye, burning twenty-one of
them. There were five settings and it
is claimed that the man was seen carry
ing the fire between them, but that he
escaped before detection. Whoever he
is.he should be brought to justice.
Such practices ale nothing but low
lived and mean and the offender if pos
sible should be made 10 know it. A
few years over the road would make
him feel the extent of his offense
La connection with the proposed
Water-works. a commemorate move
ment is on foot to have Minnesota
street paved for at least the two lead
ing blocks by assessing the property
owners there on. A number of citizens
are agitating the matter and they inform
US that they are meeting with much
success. Before the council can take
any action aud order an assessment. it
requires the consent of two thirds OF the
along the blocks to be paved
This we understand is assured. so that
next summer it may be expected that
portion of Minnesota Street will be
paved and New U!m given one Of tie
finest avenues in the southern part of
the state. Already as 4 business street
it rivals that of any town of its size and
with these new additions it will be
doubly improved. The enterprise is a
commendabIe one and we hope it will
succeed. 1t will place New Uln furth-
er on the road to its coming greatness
and that's what is wanted. Keep the
stone a rolling.
We notice that in the last issue of the
Sleepy Eye Herald, its editor takes
special care to give its readers the con-
tents OF the Review on the court house
question. 1t neglected however one
very important item, that concerning
MIR. Breckenridge. No comment ap-
peared concerning it and it is very ma
tural that there shouldn't. The people
of Sleepy Eye don't care to have the
voters of the county know that they are
not waging this fight with their own
means, but that they are being backed
and guided by breckenridge, of Roch-
ester, who owns half Of Sleepy Eye. and
wants to move the county seat to that
place, hoping thereby to raise boom
and a chance to sell his unsaleable lots.
He is the man that is leading on the re-
moval agitators, and he is doing it, not
out of any regard for the welfare of the
county, but for Breckenridge and
Breckenridge alone. No, Sleepy Eye
can't afford to keep up this fight of its
own account, and the words of a promi.
nen5 citizen of the county are appropri-
ate, Remember it's Breckenridge YOU
are biting and not Sleepy Eye. Then
bite him hard.
MINNEAPOLIS EXPOSITION
The Chicago & North Western Rail
way Company will, on stated dates, sell