New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-10

will take IN the clubs at New Ulm, Red
wood Falls, Tracy and Marshall.
The newly elected officers of TIT
/. O. 0. 2. were duly installed las
Saturday evening.
Jacob Klossner will ship another
carload of horses to Ureka, Dak.. to
morrow evening.
E. Huebner, of Mankato, was in the
city the greater portion Of the week.
We are Informed that he contemplates
moving his law Office to Winthrop.
What has become of the livery stables
that were to OPEN up in New Ulm?
We were to have two of them but fas
yet neither have materialized.
The rain of Monday afternoon, fol
lowing upon the intensely hot weather,
was a blessing to crops and everything
in general.
Miss Allie Scherer is still improving
though slowly. It will take some time
to recover from the nervous shock that
she sustained.
Mrs. Jos. Newman, who has been
under the treatment of DR.. Stricken at
the hospital the past few weeks has re-
turned to her home at Gibbon, much
improved in health.
The Eagle Roller Mill has shut down
for repairs. The new boiler has ar
rived and, in connection with other ma
chinery. will be put in place during the
next two weeks.
Some three hundred lamps have been
put in by the Electric Light Company
in the business buildings and few re-
sidences. The men are now engaged in
putting up the poles.
The gun club held their regular shoot
on Saturday evening. The score was
as follows out of a possible Is; c. Roth,
II; A. A. Bogen, 6: A. Hagberg. Z; w.
Frank, z; G. Fischer, Z.
Hecker Host, G. A. r., will picnic at
Hunters Rest next Sunday. Amuse-
ments and refreshments will be provid-
de for and a cordial invitation is extern
ded to all their friends.
John Prahl, formerly a resident of
this city now Of Buffalo. MINI, has
been in town during the week, the
guest of II. II. Vogelpohl. During his
stay here he has disposed of certain
pieces of property. Lorenz Flor was
the purchaser.
A pleasant surprise party was tender
ed to Miss Carrie Schapekahm bya num-
Der of her friends at her home last Sun.
day evening. A rich banquet was ser.
we'd on the occasion and some idea can
be formed thereof when it is known
that the lives of five hundred frogs were
sacrificed for the repast.
We are informed by the farmers from
Sigel Township that the grain in certain
portions OF that district is being dam
aged by the excessive hot weather. In
other parts of the county and across the
river in Nicollet the crops are in the
very best condition and if the weather
continues favorable there is every pros.
pect for an excellent yield.
Quite q scandal was created in Ridg.
ley last week by case which was
brought up before Justice Hall in Jus.
tice court. The parties were Mrs. VIM
Fallarton, who brought charges of rape
against her father-in-law, James Fullar
ton. The case was interesting but th,
justice decided that there was no cause
for complaint and dismissed it.
A little child of E. Boiler, who Lives
near the river, was quite severely scald
ed by falling into dish of boiling wa,
ter last week Wednesday,. The disf
was standing on the floor and the child
accidentally fell in. The effects MAY
not be serious but people should not be
so careless as to let anything like thai
remain where little children can oe,
near it.
The Brown County Agricultural:
Society contemplate making county
exhibit at the State fair in September
Farmers having fine specimens Q,
grains will confer favor by leaving
liberal samples of grain in the straw
with Secretary Heideman and credi
will De given. Specimens should b.
taken with the root about a week before
the grain is thoroughly ripe.
A little ten year old son of Anto,
Liesch seriously fractured his arm las
Friday while attempting to perform til,
feats of a circus gymnast He was try
ing to stand on the shoulders Of a play
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