New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-08-21
Business is picking up,

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You can shoot chickens to-day.
Miss Emily Schneider is very low
with the typhoid fever.
The depot rooms will be supplied
with new desks and fixtures.
Remember the Harvest Ball at Union
Hall on the 10Th.
Mrs. j. G. Rudolph has been quite i'll
the past few days.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hanson, of Waseca, and
Mrs. Manderfeld, of Gibbon, attended
the funeral of Chas. Rosskopf last Thurs
day.
Editor Miller, of the Minnesota Post,
German paper published at shakopee,
was in the city Monday, soliciting
subscriptions to his journal.
Remember the G.. A. r. reunion for
the posts of Brown and Redwood coun-
ties, to be held here during the county
fair.
Albert Held came up from St. Paul
Saturday evening to spend a few days
with friends here previous to his depar-
tqre for Washington Ter, which will
be in about week.
Messrs. Fred Pfaender, G. Heller,
Anton Gag, Armin Steinhauser and
VIM. Koch went into camp at Pfaen-
der's farm for few days last week.
The camp broke up Monday.
The side walks in certain portions of
the town are in a deplorable condition
and need fixing badly. The authorities
should see that the owners of property
adjoining have them repaired.
A couple of trave4ing songsters
struck the town last Saturday, but find
ing it deserted, took their way to the
picnic at Springfield. New Ulm didn't
miss anything.
1t matters little to us where the
Worlds Fair is held in 1892, but the
Brown County Fair for 1889 will be
held right here in New Ulm and bids
fair to be boomer. Everybody should
work to insure its success.
Two new store buildings are soon to
be erected in Springfield. A. Roberts
and Dan Peddie will each put up large
two story buildings, the former to be
used as q general store and public hall
and the latter as d harness shop.
A party of St. Paul and Minneapolis
hunters arrived in the city last Satur-
day preparing to open the slaughter
to-day. Unless they have better luck
than most strangers they will have to
pay for most of their game.
Adjutant Gen. Mullen has issued or
ders directing all the companies of the
national guard to assemble under arms
in st. Paul on the 10Th Of September to
take part in the drill at the state fair.
Company A will leave here Monday
evening.
The sale of reserved seats for the
Swedish Ladies Concert Company is
now open at G. L. Roos' drug store. Sc
cure your seats early as they are going
fast. AS many as one hundred, wer
sold itFfth first two days and a crowded
house is promised.
The night blooming cereus displayed
IN the window of t. Crone's clothino
store last Friday evening was beautiful
indeed. Unfortunately the flower of the
plant which blooms but once in fifty
years could not be seen as it was ac-
cldentally destroyed just previous to its
opening.
The language of the Sleepy Eye Her
aid with regard to Commissioner Moe
not only does him an injustice but even
offers insult. We were at the meeting
a good portion of the time and we
failed to see anything in his actions to
call fer such a bungled statement.
Throughout we believe he was prompt
ed by sense of right and has nothing
to regret. He voted regularly on all
important questions and voted as he
believed.
\ rather fshy story is told by the en-
ployees of the Empire Mill of cat rest
ing on one of the arms of the fly wheel,
while it was in motion, for fully two
hours. The wheel is forty feet in cir
cumferenee and was all the while max.
ing So revolutions per minute but when
it stopped the cat simply fell off, looked
about to see where it was and walked
off, apparently unaffected by its
swing around the circle. The story
sounds large but its truth is vouched
for.