New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-03

In clothing Theo. Crone is the leader.
John Brandt, swell-known resident
of St. Peter, died last Tuesday morning
Cranberries. 3 quarts for 25 cts. at
F. II. BEHNKE.
Senator Bowen, Of Sleepy Eye and
Prof. T. M. Perry, of St. Peter, were in
the city last Wednesday.
! Mrs. Gus. Rudolph and children left
for ST. Paul last week which place they
will make their future home
S. E. Lankard. of the Mankato Mar
BILE works, was in New Ulm, Saturday
on business for the house.
Miss Clara Kiesling has returned to
New l7lm after months visit with
friends in Winthrop.
Miss Chloe Zieske, Of Sleepy Eve.
visited for several days in New Ulm last
week.
Sleepy Eye merchants have decided
to keep closed stores hereafter on Sun
day.
Henry Laudenschlaeger repairs all
kinds of Sewing Machines perfect and
cheap. Au. %.
Mr.. Fred Frank, Jr., of Stark, lost
valuable brood mare with colt last
Thursday
The Maine style of hats is the lat
est, we have them.
BRUsT & GRAFT.
Mrs. Dougall, of Henderson, was in
the city during the last sickness, death
and funeral other sister, Mrs. La Plant.
Ole Olson had right to vote for he
says: Say bane en- dees kontry van
yare, TENT mont an sex wake.
Mrs. Popp is improving the looks Of
her residence very much by building a
neat porch on the front part of it.
Mrs, Ed. Dunkel and daughter, of
Henderson, have come to New Ulm to
reside and have moved into Mr.. Hess
building.
If you intend to carpet any of your
rooms this spring, be sure to call on
Chas. Wagner and examine his goods
in that line.
The man who was caught writing
about Beautiful Snow Friday morn.
ing was hung to the nearest lamp post;
served him right.
Mr.. Nj. Calkins who has been under
| medical treatment at the St Alexan-
der's hospital for the last three weeks
returned to his home at Tracy Saturday
! evening.
Mrs. John Albert and children ar
rived from Rockford, Illinois last Satur-
day morning and will make this place
their future home together with Mr.. Al
bert.
I have @ fine. new lot of baby carri-
ages which respectfully ask the gen.
eral public 20 call and inspect. Price
low as the lowest. Beussmann's De.
! partment Store.
Miss Carrie Rosskopf. New Ulm, is
visiting her sister Mrs Peter Mander.
field with whom she intends to remain
| D few WeekS.-SIBLEY INDEPENDENT
from Gibbon.
A good way to raise the price OF
wheat: Teach the boys to be book keep
ers and the girls to thun,p the piano,
Wheat will be $500 bushel inside Of
ten years by this means.
Every windy day now when real es.
tate is flying through the streets and
New Ulmites are swallowing it in liber'
al doses, the common question is
Where is the street sprinkler?
! A large prairie fire about four mile!
north of Oshawa station Saturday even
| ing lighted up the heavens and burned
| a quantity of hay stacked in the
meadows.
! The Reviews poetic editor remark.
that if New Ulm showed as much har
mony in all things as she die on the
bond vote last week, white-wingec
peace would be roosting on all hel
house tops and could not be frightened
off the roost.
| We are in receipt of a private letter
from our well-known photographer
MIR. Anton Gag, from which we learr
that he is about to start for New Uln
coming however, by way Of st. Louis
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis. Ii
each of these places Mr.. Gag viii stol
and visit the leading galleries and com
| plete his studies under the best artists
of the country. We are glad to an