New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-08-07

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From now on the 6 o'clock morning
freight from the east will carry passen
gers.
The entertainments at Union Hail.
Saturday evening, will close with .
social dance.
The Barbour troupe rode down with
teams from Redwood Falls Sunday
morning distance Of forty miles.
The busy harvest has brought with il
the usual dizziness in town. Business
is fearfully quiet.
The past week saw all the grain cut
and in shock or stack. Threshing will
commence III some places this week.
The Office room Of the Dakota House
was repapered last week and it now
presents an appearance that is in every
respect A | and gilt edged.
Mrs. Christian Being, of CORTLAND,
died last Friday of childbirth, the fun
eral occurring on Sunday. She leaves
a husband and six children.
Fred Hers did not join the Rentfrow
troupe as was reported. Different ar
rangements at Mankatt, cut off the en-
gagement.
The harvest has not passed, the sum
mer is not yet ended, and the dust
hasn't ceased to fly. This is for the
benefit of the street sprinkler.
LIE Sueur business men are discussing
the ACCESSIBILITY of operating canning
factory at that place. Such an institu-
ton would work well in New Ulm.
By new arrangement Chicago mar
kets will now be received daily at the
telegraph Office. Heretofore only MINI.
eapolis markets could be secured,
"Your choice for twenty five cents"
was the way couple of fakirs sold
knives on our streets last Friday.
Knives, imported to this country, and
which wholesale for $1.00 per dozen.
The insurance man, whom we had oc-
casion to write up 5: couple of weeks
ago, has since retired from the service.
The company in whose employ he was,
after seeing the article, had no further
use for him.
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We are in receipt Of Vol. l, No. 1 of
the Good Templar Appeal, a paper pub
Gshed at Springfield, this county, in
the interests of prohibition and general
temperance. For the benefit of its edi-
tor, who no doubt hopes to continue its
publication, we hope its patronage will
be better than that received Just now by
the cause he advocates.
The committee on the erection of a
monument in commemoration Of the
Sioux Massacre at this place will meet
at st. Paul on the 10th. Secretary Pfaen-
derhas secured designs and the purpose
of the meeting is to select from these
and decide on the material to be used.
They will also in all probability adver-
tise for bids for erecting the same.
We have it on good authority that
New Ulm's list of churches is soon to
be increased with another congregation
A division has occurred in the congre-
cation of the Lutheran church and a
portion will set up for themselves.
They have rented the old school house
building in German Park, have extend
ed call to a minister, and will hold
services at that place until they can put
up q suitable church edifice.
The contractors for the brick and
stone work on the second story and
tower Of the courthouse have sub-let
the stone work to Mankato parties as
follows: Julius Seltenreisch, Henry
Feltbusch, VIM. Frischholz, j. G. Rea,
and w. H. Spencer. The contract price
for the work only and not including
material is ss1,725 They have already
commenced work with eight men and
are rushing it to completion. On
Monday contractor Ochs started WORK
with large force of masons.
&. w, berton, of St. Peter and
revenue collector for this district, per-
i formed the duties of his Office in this
city last Tuesday. Before leaving town
however he did not forget to purchase a
supply of rye bread in which as in
everything else Bob says New Ulm
does up her sister city down the road
He admits it looks bad to purchase
away Trombone but when St. Peter at.
fords nothing like the New Ulm article
he feels inclined to oyerstep the, rules
of trade.
A hearing was had before Judge Web
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