New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-12-11

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i rive in January.
Get your Christmas trees from Chas
L. Roos at the City Drug Store. Any
size and whatever variety.
A child Of Christ Rucmke. of the
/ south part of town, died last Saturday
and was buried on Monday.
! 0. M. Olson has suffered during the
past two weeks from an attack of ery-
sipelas.
/ Read the Business Locals If you
don't, you will miss something that
none should pass over.
| Next week, the Review will com
mence the publication of a list Of the
personal property taxpayers of the
county.
An effort is being made to supply
| New Ulm with a public reading room.
| The idea is a good one and should re-
ceive encouragement.
F. Friedman has just returned from
the East where he bought a large varie-
ty OF Holiday Goods. He will be
pleased to have you call on him.
Miss Ida Baarseh was agreeably sur
prised by a number of her young friends
last Friday evening. The time was
pleasantly and enjoYably spent by all
present.
Why isn't Turner Hall supplied with
electric light? Certainly, the leading
hall Of the city should be supplied with
the latest conyeniences, and, then, look
at the improvement it would make.
Every well regulated circus has its
clown, and this removal fight has its
buffoon in the man who writes the
heavy articles for the Sleepy Eye Her.
aid. The proprietor should call him
off.
When Rev. Berghold returned from
Europe he brought with him slab
from one of the catacombs of Rome.
He intends this rare and arcient spe-
cimen as the corner stone of the new
church.
You should have a Christmas tree
by all means, and the best place to get
it is at the City Drug Store of Chas. L.
Roos. No matter what kind of tree
you want or what size, he can supply
yon, if you leave your order at once.
The Empire Mill Co. is just filling
contract with an English Commission
House for 1000 sacks of flour of 14O
pounds each, or $500 barrels. Ittakes
$4,000 bushels of wheat to manufacture
this amount of flour, and requires
heavy train of ten carloads for trans
portation. The flour will be shipped d.
rect to Belfast.
The drugstore of A. j. Eckstein Of
fers in the line of Christmas goods an
assortment of musical instruments
which includes in It's range anything
from Jews-harp to a steam callicpe,
and in Japanese bamboo goods, some
thing that is just little bit ahead of
anything in the city. Call and look at
them.
Judge Weber recently made de
cision of considerable Importance affect
ing the value Of dogs as personal pro.
perty. Chas. Berg, the owner of
hunting dog, paid a tax upon him, but
refused to take out a license under the
village ordinances of Sleepy Eye, and
the marshal killed the dog. The plain
tiff held that his dog had deem assessed
and taxed as personal property. and
therefore the village had no right to
destroy his property in the enforcement
of village ordinance requiring dogs
to be licensed. The court decided that
the point was we'll taken, but cut down
the plaintiff claim of S10C to S25.
Just as he was closing his Sunday
morning sermon Rev. Berghold was
attacked with hemorrhage of the
lungs and, with blood squirting from his
mouth, he fell forward onto the altar
railing in fainting condition. He was
taken at once to his home and after few
hours regained his strength. The cause
of the hemorrhage is laid to the foul
coal gas which for some reason escaped
in the room and through which Rev.
Berghold was compelled to preach for
over three hours. Having sustained
two former attacks on his lungs within
the past three years, it is bat natural
that, when placed under such strain,
a small artery should burst and cause
the mishap of last Sunday morning. The
Reverend now doubly feels the need of
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