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

MIS-, frank. OF st. PauI, daughter OF
Conrad Zeller, is at home on visit.
Mr.. Holmberg visited with friends
and relatives over Sunday, in st. Peter.
Green apples % cents a peck at
FIJI. BEHNKE.
Jacob Schereris going to clerk fol
Peter Manderfeld of Glbbon
Mr.. VIM. Frank went to Sleepy Eye
on business Yesterday.
Miss Mary Hopt and sister left for
St. Paul Monday evening for a short
stay in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Silyerson, with
their children left for Cincinatti, Ohio.
Monday evening.
80 dszen white unlaundred dress
SHIFTS, double front and back, at so cts.
each at THEo. CRoNE.
Business in relation to, the electric
light matter is being brought to a
finish. The poles have been ordered
and the final contract is about to be
signed.
Stewart and Lowry sold to C. 81.
Hornburg, Schrader and Joe Reinhart
last Saturday three year old dark hay
Clydesdale stallion. Weight 1860 lbs.
and brought $1,000 cash.
Attention is called to the new adYer.
tlsement of Mr.. Frank Kuetzing to be
found in another column. The news
will be of particular interest to the
ladies of New Ulm and vicinity.
Mr.. II. a. Beussmann speaks to our
readers this week through his new adj
vertisement in another colum. Our
readers should read it and then act
on it.
The Sleepy Eye Herald makes Rev.
thompson to read ''Rev. Thomas
three times in its last issue. 1t is for
the reason that the editor is such a
stranger to the ministerial profession or
that on his recent trip to New Ulm he
let nothing alone not even beerp
It is said that the arrest, con.
viction and execution Of the Barrett
boys cost Hennepin county $4,000.
What would it have cost to have fed
and clothed them for life in the peni-
tentiary? Some advocate of life-im-
prisonment can employ himself in fgur-
ing tbs out on q roll of tar paper or
on the side of d barti.
Our neighbor, Winthrop, is going to
boom, with a big B, this season. Sew
eral fine residences are to be built, the
State bank is going TO have new and
elegant quarters, and fine Congrega.
tional church is q sure thing. Winthrop
is nice little town and will grow nicer
every year.
Editor Whitney, OF the Marshall
Messenger tells his readers of a new ar.
rival at his house, in the last issue OF
that paper. Whitney says it would
have gone in the issue of the week be-
fore, but for the fact that his paper
receives no news for publication later
than Wednesday evening, and the boy
arrived too late for that issue.
The Second Regiment will go into
camp at Lake city on the 18th of June
and remain until the Doth. The First
Regiment will commence July 9th.
These dates are official and the mem.
bers of Co. ''A'' may prepare for camp
al the above time. The Third Regi
ment will 60 into camp if they can sc,
the $4,000 appropriation which they
have asked for, otherwise not.
Since our last issue, Messrs, Stewart
and Lowry have sold fine dark bay
stallion, 5 years cid to Palmer Bros. o.
this city. 1t was one Of the finest o,
those which were brought here; weigh
1900 lbs. and was bought for $1,000
Also to John Kolbes and Mr.. Trebesch
of Leavenworth town, a two year ole
light bay which was shipped to the a
bove last Friday evening; sold fol
$1,000.
A very pleasant surprise party wa
given Mrs. Haag last Thursday evening
when about twenty five young and mid
die aged citizens took the house By
storm and made themselves at home
A reporter Of the Review says that Ma,
Rosskopf, Adolph Setter and John Hen
lie We're there with big majority
they talked people in a state of paralysi.
by using six different languages, wore
pleasant faces and collars.
We are sorry to inform our reader.
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