New Ulm weekly review., 1890-07-30
The additional mail car will not be
ut on the NorthRe Restern road until Oc-

q The additional mail car will not be
put on the Northwestern road until Oc
ober 1st.
/ Hazel Kirk was presented at Win.
throp on Friday night by New Ulm tai
ent with good success.
Hugo Schleuder spent the week in
New Ulnl. His father had charge OF the
Springfield store in his absence.
/ The members of the Congregational
Sunday School held an enjoyable picnic
near the Minnesota river yesterday.
The first crop of barley threshed this
year in this vicinity was threshed on
Friday by Henry Fortwengler, Of Cot.
tonwood.
| Jacob Klossner on Monday shipped
25O dozen baskets to St. Paul. This
-constitutes the order of single whole
sale firm.
Chas. Hauenstein contemplates build
ing at once handsome cottage for his
own use. His present residence will be
occupied by the brewery hands.
The wife and child of Mr.. Schild of
the Eagle Mill arrived here last week
from Cincinnati. The family will oc-
cupy the Boesch residence after the 1st
Of September.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Choate, who have been
visiting here for the past three weeks,
left on Monday for Faribault. They
will return sometime during the fall
season with an entirely new company.
P. Dineen and wife, of Sanborn, for
merly of North Star, visited with friends
and acquaintances in this city last Fri
day. While here, Mr.. Dineen did not
forget to favor the Review office with a
call
| The Brown County Fair will be held
| September 10, 20 and 21. Get prem.
ium list of Secretary Heidemann and
don't fail to make an exhibit. Let's
| have fair this year that will eclipse
anything for miles around.
s. II. Vajen is in receipt of letter from
Huron which gives the information that
the crops in that vicinity have been
nearly totally damaged by the warm
weather and scorching winds The
yield in wheat will not 60 much over
eight or nine bushels to the acre.
| The Odd Fellows triennial parade
and grand cantonment will be held al
Chicago from August Srd. to 10th. As
it will be the largest I. o. o. F. gather
ing ever held in this country, and as the
fare has been reduced to one fare fol
round trip, a number of the New Ulm
lodge will no doubt attend.
| 1t is given as a rumor that the
Engesser Brewing Company OF St.
Peter is to be incorporated as stock
company with a capital of 100000. Ir
such an event, the size of the plant viii
be increased to about five times its
present size, thereby enlarging the
capacity far beyond 500 per cent.
While funeral procession was NOV
ing along the railroad track near the
} depot last Friday afternoon, the fast ex
press was just leaving for the east. In
stead Of travelling at the usual speed
: the conductor, Fred Morgan, causec
the train. to move slowly along withou
making any noise until it was fa
enough away to avoid disturbing tht
procession. Such action is worthy O
creditable mention.
The first report of binder acciden
comes from the town of Home. 1t be
! felN. Lasleben on Friday of last week
> He was standing on the binder, repair
ing some part of it, when the horse
started. Caught in the machinery ans
unable to remove himself. he wa
> whirled around until almost twiste,
into knot, and it is. not vet know
6 what his injuries are. Apparently n,
: bones are broken, but as he was terri
& bly, shaken up, the internal injuries ma,
b be serious.
! A decision was recently rendered b.
the supreme court of great interest t,
property owners in cities and towns. I
person who was injured by a defective
sidewalk sued the town of Jefferson fo
damages. The first Judgment was
against the town, which in turn suet
adjacent property and secured judg
ment. An appeal was taken to ths
supreme court with the above result I
will become the interest of property
: owners to take care of their poor side
! walks and other pitfalls into and by
t which injury may come to travellers.