New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-06
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Mr.. Florian Hess has recovered from
his recent attack of illness.
Mrs. C. Waterman, Of Sanborn, was
in the city last week visiting friends.
Knitting Cotton, white and colored,
5 cts. a ball at Kuetzings.
Fred Sommer went to Duluth Satrr-
day to inspect some real estate.
Mr.. Chas. Bianchi, of West Newton,
is hauling lumber for barn which he
will built in the spring.
Mr.. j. w. Gleissner, of Gibbon, has
been very sick, but he is improving and
will be able to get around soon.
Farmers come and see my new Prai-
RE City Seeders and Boss Harrows.
F. FL. Retzlaf.
Louis E. Fritsche has accepted the
position OF fireman in the Nicollet Mills.
He will remove to Nicollet this week.
Applications for liquor licenses must
be- made to the city clerk on or before
March 10th.
Henry Laudenschlaeger repairs all
kinds of Sewing Machines perfect and
cheap. Au. %.
Our Hat stock is all in just come and
be convinced they are all daisies at 7.
Crone.
Spring goods, fishing tackle. base
balls. marbles, croquet sets, hammocks
etc. have just been received by Chas.
L. Roos.
Anonymous contributions are deposit
ed in the waste basket. c. A. n. and
others please make a memorandum Of
this.
Otto Setter is drawing pay from an
accident insurance company. He tried
to raise house with his right leg but
failed in the attempt.
A new ad. Of Mr.. A j. Eckstein APP
pears in an other column of this issue,
also an ad announcing that he has a
large stock CT Grass Seeds of all kinds.
The five year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
P. Manderfeld, of Gibbon, died Friday.
The remains were brought to New Ulm
and Inferred Monday.
Mr.. Fred Espenson, of CORTLAND,
was a caller at the Review Office last
Thursday. Mr.. Espenson left for Mon.
tevidio Monday, where he will 60 into
business.
Mr.. M. A. Leary has rebuilt the ice
breaker in the Minnesota river. It is 8
structure % by 26 feet, constructed Of
hard timber and filled with stones.
A cash bonus of $4,000 has beer
raised by the people of Marshall Satur
day for hundred barrelsteam FIGURING
mill. The offer is open to all until &C
cepted.
The electric light company elected E
G. PAIL, president; Jos. A. Eckstein
secretary; M. Mullen, treasurer, ane
VIM. Koch, Geo. Schmid, Chas. Silver
son and F. H. Behnke, directors
Persons wishing to improve thei
memories or strengthen their power o
attention should send to Prof. Loisette
237 Fifth Ave-, N. Y, for his prospect
US post free, as advertised in anothe
column. l;
Mrs. G. Weschcke and son Ernst re
turned from California last week. w,
are sorry to hear that Mrs. Weschcke'.
health was not improved by the climate
of California; but hope that Mime
sofa Spring will make amends.
Thursday morning II. S. Kennedy
startled the wheat ring by presenting
each member with Conchas Finas il
place of the ordinary brands they have
been in the habit of smoking. They
could not understand why he was 81
liberal until he 5lurted out ''a thirteen
and a half pound girl haint no SLOUGH
nuther.'' Then they tumbled.
Little Peoples Work" is the title o
a paper edited and published BY tn,
primary department of the New Uln
public schools. The editorial matter i.
furnished by the second year pupils
The technical work is done by the thirc
and fourth year pupils. The schoo
board has purchased a small printing
outfit for the pupils and this makes
them Independent of everybody. The
paper does not take any advertisements
neither do they exchange. At least
we have not been asked to.
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