New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-16
LOCAL NEWS.

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six times six.
We have received a specimen copy OF
the Architects and Builders edition OF
the Scientific American. 1t is a valu-
able and Instructive Journal and should
be in the possession of every builder.
There is talk 10 the effect that the
Northwestern will soon make all of its
trains, through trains to Pierre.
j. H. Weddendorf has not quit the
mail service as was reported by our
contemporary across the way.
The Friday evening train from the
east was delayed three hours through a
wreck between Baraboo and Madison.
Brust & Graft received carload of
apples last week in bulk. Apples will
be high this year, so buy early.
C. L. Roos has received his Christ
mas stock of toys. AS usual it is the
finest in the city.
An amatuer theatrical entertainment
for the benefit of the Catholic church
| will be given in the near future.
VIM. g. Frank left for Dakota yes
lerday on tour of collection for Jacob
Klossner. He will 60 as far as Eure-
ka,
Rev. Berghold went to St. Paul last
week to close up real estate deal. He
has sold his property in that city for
$13, 800.
Hugo Vedder, of ST. Paul, and at one
time typo in the Review Office, is VS.
iting relatives in the city. He will
make his stay a prolonged one.
Mr. Lind went to St. James last
Wednesday and, during his stay of a
few hours, no doubt succeeded in max
ing someone supremacy happy.
Hon. Samuel }. Randall, the great
Pennsylvania Congressman, is serious
ly sick. 1t is not thought that he will
live many days.
Albert Setter will go to St. Paul this
week to attend the district court. His
case for damages against the city of
St. Paul regarding certain real estate
| is booked for tomorrow
| The long talked of Fairfax paper has
made its appearance. 1t is called the
"Crescent'' and Kane Bros. are the
publishers. Gentlemen, we wish you
success.
Rev. H. w. Parsons, OF Lake Benton,
lectured at the Congregational church
last Friday evening on ''John Plough
man and his Religious Opinions. The
| discourse turned out to be a temperance
one.
Through some defect in the dynamo
caused by friction, the company were
| not able to furnish light during the lat
| ter part of the week. Electrician Dow
arrived Friday evening and put things
in running order by Sunday night.
c. W. Beck, general claim agent,
and E. J. Foster and III. C. Garvin,
freight officials Of the Northwestern
Road, were in town Monday. The for
mer remained over till Tuesday in or
| der to adjust various claims against
the company.
If you desire to go TO St. Paul and
| are not anxious TO take the stage to
Winthrop, the best time. afforded you
is in the cattle trains of the Northwest
ern. They may not be so convenient as
the passenger conveyance but they will
| bring you to your destination fully two
hours sooner.
In looking over our list of subscribers
| we find some of course, who are in ar.
rears. They are mostly those who live
out of town and who fail to pay up more
out of neglect than anything else. To all
such we would say that it costs mon.
ey to grind out the weekly issues and
neglect with us cannot be INDUCED in.
If they would therefore find it conven.
lent to lay aside from the profits of this
years bountiful earnings the small
amount that is delinquent on their
weekly paper, the favor would be CRATE.
fully received. 1t is not necessary to
wait for statement or dun. You can
find out how you stand by examining
the "yellow tag which bears your name
on every paper. If you find you are in
arrears, just send us cash order to
change the date.
No one should forget the piano enter.
tainment by Edward Baxter Perry 81
Turner Hall next Tuesday evening. It
promises to be rare treat and instruc.
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