New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-07

8 There was g. heavy frost Sunday
4 night. The water was turned into Ice
4 IN many places
A public auction will be held at the
4 home Of Rudolph Kiesing on German
4 street tomorrow. At this time a fine
piano will be disposed Of among other
things.
The first number of the Morgan
Messenger, 6. w. Small editor, comes
to our table this week. 1t makes q
Icreditable start as q local sheet and we
certainly wish it well.
i. Henry Cordes has sold his property
on jefferson st. to Prof. Schaller for
!; $4,000. Mr.. Cordes has bought the lot
adjoining his former home and will
proceed to erect q fine new building
/ VIM. Koch,J G.. Rudolph and Jos.
A. Eckstein are at st. Paul in attend
ance upon the annual session of the
I Grand Lodge Of A. O. o. W. Koch and
Rudolph go as delegates from the local
lodge.
kttson county seems to be the ban
ner wolf county of the state. State
Treasurer Bobleter is of the opinion
that the principal crop Of that county
is wolves. Bounty orders haYe been is-
sued to the amount If 1000, which
sum represents 400 wolves, that have
been killed since the 1st Of last Novem-
Der.
] Mr.. w. Boesch came up from New
Ulm Saturday and remained over the
Sabbath. It only required an item in
the paper, saying one of his grand. chill
dren was i'll, to bring TIE grandfather to
Marshall. VERNE Mathews has recov-
cred from his sudden attack of blind
ness, the cause of which is mystery -
| MARSHALL MESSENGER.
i Some time ago two old couples, )iy-
ing IN this county, were granted a di-
vorce. The ex-husband of one of the
wives now asks for license to marry
the ex-wife of the other husband, and
there seems to be a mutual understand
ing between all concerned that it was
to this end that the separations we've
made. The license has not yet been
granted, as it is alledged that the wo
man in the last case is insane.
J. The St. Peter Herald says that j. H.
Doty, of Courtland, passed through
there last Saturday on his way to Chi
Cage. He accompanied two carloads
of cattle, which probably constituted
the finest herd ever shipped out of this
vicinity. Among them was two-year-
old, which ;veiged 1850 pounds, and al.
50 three-year-old, which tipped the
scale at 2200. He also had 25 year.
lings that averaged 1000 pounds.
The Waseca Radical calls attention
to the difference between the two men.
by stating that Lind nlodestly asked
: tor only $4,000 government building
at Mankato (Which is 1926, 900 too much,
while Washburn increases it to $3.50, 900
Now what need has Mankato of such a
| buildingP Twenty five thousand would
i Judlciously handled, build all Mankatc
: can use this side of the dav of Judgment
Il Why then rob the treasury of Si25,.
II COOP
Work on the pumping station in Ger.
; man Park commenced yesterday. A.
{ e. Ochs is The contractor The build
ling viii be % by A feet. facing First
i. North St: The basement will be 20 feet
deep with II feet under the ground
!, This will be brick lined and cemented
/ SO as to make a storage reservoir o1
about 5000 barrels capacity. Two
boilers will be used in running the sys-
f tenn and pumps have been bought with
{ a capacity OF 100000 gallons in TWEEN.
ty-four hours.
A runaway with rather serious results
occurred in the lower part of town last
Saturday morning. A team belonging
to John Polzine, of West Newto n, be-
came frightend, of a locomotive while in
the vicinity of Flor's place on Valley
st. and started to run towards town.
i The horses tore loose from the wagon
and the old man was thrown out.
sustaining two broken ribs His son
August was also thrown to the ground
50 that his shoulder struck the ground
and was considerably bruised.
| The latest swindle, they say, is car
ried on by means of a double fountain
j pen, one end of which is filled with good
i substantial ink, the other with ink that
fades away in a day or two. The sharp.
or writes his agreement, contract, or
whatever particular way he may have
chosen, with the ink that fades.