New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-29
Springfield Correspondence !.
II Bendixen transacted business at
Sleepy Eve Monday.

H Bendixen transacted business at
Sleepy Eye Monday.
The masquerade ball at CANDLES
Hall. Tuesday evening, was we'll at
tended, although the thermometer reg
istered Is below zero.
Mrs. w. Schmidt, of New Ulm, is at
present the guest of Nh. and Mrs. AL
bert Winkelman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bendixen are the
happy parents of bright little girl,
born Jan. 18th.
Franz Burg Jr., of, New Ulm, was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Louisa Schmidt, who was taken
sick while at home Oh a visit, returned
to New Ulm Wednesday afternoon.
H. o.. Schleuder, the jeweler, has
just received a large assortment of vio-
Inns, guitars and accordeons. Anybody
intending to purchase in this line will
DO well to call on him.
Albert Wagner, of Mankato, trans
acted business in town on Friday.
Dick SALISBURY came down from
Redwood Falls Thursday evening to
take the place in the Roller Mills, made
uacaut by the resignation of engineer
Meyer.
Tom Doswen guessed within one of
the number OF beans contained IN the
bottle at Whitney's. 1879 was the
number it contained and Tom guessed
1880 and took The lamp.
While Lonis Spring was oiling ma
chinery in the second story of the Rol-
Ter Mill last Wednesday morning, he
slipped and caught his hand between a
chain and some gearing, lacerating it
terribly. He is getting along nicely at
present
Wolf Schmidt went to Minneapolis
Tuesday afternoon to attend the Lum-
Der Dealers Convention to be held at
that place Jans29. 3D.. o..
Rev. Haas left for St. Paul Wednes-
day evening on business connected with
the contemplated building of a Catho-
lie school house at this place in the
coming summer. Over 81, 900 has al
ready been subscribed by the residents
of Springfield. Estimated cost of the
building Is $4,000. S..
John Schneider is visiting friends and
relatives in Minneapolis.
The Springfield Bank has taken in
new partner in the person of P Runitz,
of Sleepy Eye. The firm will hereafter
be Bendixen, Street & Co. They will
erect an elegant Bank building at the
corner of Redwood and Marshall streets
in the spring. ~
Mike Mcclure left Saturday after
noon for MS former home in Dublin,
Ireland, which he left 9 years ago. A
pleasant journey and good luck in the
old country is our wish Mike,
Men, who do right according to their
consciences, are more maligned than
those who try to train their actions ac-
cording to what the general public calls
right. Mortified News. 81
In recent interview, millionaire c..
P. Huntington revealed one of the Sc
crets of his financial success, if that can
De called secret, which ought to sug-
gest itself to everyone. He says:
''W hen went to California in 40, I
was accompanied by party Of young
fellows from my native State-Connec-
ticut-and when we reached Sacrament
to the first thing they did was to go to
the hotel andspend 81 apiece for dinner
costing me less than a sixteenth of that
sum. 1t was always my rule to live
within my income. Any young man
who does that will get along The
rule is good one for all young men to
follow. although not one in 10000 will
turn it to as profitable account as has
Mr.. Huntington. But with a good many
the chief struggle will continue to be to
get the income. III. INV
We understand that at the comm Q
session of the Farmers State Alliance
decided stand will be taken in favor
of economy in state, county and town
government. The tendency to extra
vagance is manifested in the increased
taxes for all these purposes, and be.
leiving that the time has come to call
q halt, Gurn q now leaf, and if posi-
BILE do better, the alliance will take the
lead in presenting this matter to the
state. And if it will put its probe into
the state house, and expose few of the
sinicures and barnacles that draw sus-
tenance and support from the state
without an equivalent, they will do
good job.--Mankato Review
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