New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-23
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town Thursday.
Our county commissioners held a
I special session yesterday.
Eagle Lake was visited by fire on
4 Friday night which destroyed from SIS,
1000 to $40. 1000 worth of property.
Ed. Maltzahn wishes to inform his
customers that he is now holding forth
IN the Winkler building, where he is
ever ready as heretofore to wait upon
1 them.
Ernst Hoehne has rented the Sieben-
drummer blacksmith shop, next to the
Chicago House, and will take charge
! soon. For the present Herman Schnei
der is running the shop.
An exchange says: It is time thrown
away for man to proclaim his own
virtues or hide his vices. The world
may be trusted to discover the former,
and the latter will sooner or later of
themselves become as conspicuous as a
mountain on the plains.
The marriage licences granted this
week were to the following: Wenzel
Vogel and Annie Gimpl; Frank
Schmelz and Rosa Gulden; VIM. Berg
and Mary Tauer; Theodore Richartz
Jr. and Barbara Summers; Ezra B.
Benedict and Carrie A. Greene.
The Albert Lea Standard contrasts
the difference in cost of sprinkling
streets by contract and subscription.
In Mankato the cost is 26 cents per 100
feet each week, by contract, while in
Red Wing it costs 30 cents per week for
every 20 feet. In Mankato the contract
includes both sides of the street, while
in Red Wing it is only one side.
The water in the well in German
Park stood 46 feet from the surface
when the test wss commenced Monday
noon. After pumping all afternoon
with four inch pipe at a rate of so
barrels an hour. the pump was taken
out, and it was found that the water
mad risen ten feet. The prospects are
that, after removing further dirt and
sediment, il will rise still higher.
j Joseph Schnoberich Jr. was brought
before Justice Baasen on Monday on
complaint of the city attorney. charged
with violating the city ordinance which
prohibits the running loose of vicious
dog. 1t was claimed thai Schnobrich
in g quarrel had set the dog onto one
Mic Schraut, who was severely bitten.
Out Of this grew the case. It was dis
missed for want Of sufficient prosecu-
ton.
i A Washington dispatch says that one
of the beautiful displays to be seen at
the Grand Army fair in that city is a
contribution of Il barrel of '.Gold COM,
best patent flour manufactured by the
Eagle Mill Company of New Ulm, put
in flour sacks, properly labeled and
decorated. Mr., Lind, at whose sug-
gestion the exhibit was made, is very
proud 10 have one of the best mills in
his district so handsomely represented
and by a brand of flour, as he declares.
that cannot be eXcelled in the world
As an advertisement the mill company
will probably find 1t a good investment,
to say nothing about the proprietY of
the donation.
, Ii the city council this year does not
take the matter of street sprinkline in
hand and see to it that our streets are
kept free from dust from now on, there
will be good and legitimate cause for a
general kick. Everybody, who knows
the experience of last year, knows that
it was none too pleasant. 1t will be the
same this year and the people will be
foolish if they put up with it. AS ii
has been, and is now, excepting dur.
ing the rainy season, their is nothing
! to be enjoyed on walking along Main
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ing and other store goods are damaged
and more is spent in paying for harm
done to these, than would be laid out fol
sprinkling. But then there is no use
in leaving it to the residents along the
streets. We saw how that worked last
year. If we are to have our streets
I kept moist and free from dust, the coun.
Gil should take hold of itself of the Job.
The talk of the past week in New
Ulm has been in regard to the securing
of the militia encampments. It is well
known that the boys from all the com
5 panies have no desire to 90 to Lake
City and have a big preference for New
Ulm over any other place. As St. Peter
does not want it, New Ulm can have ii
, for the asking, providing the necessary
money is raised. Nearly s., 900 will be
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