New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-05-27
The little son of Henry Crone is very

Inc 1lGIlt son OI I1enTy CTOne is very
sick.
M. Mullen was st. Paul visitor over
Sunday.
Postmaster Schmidt has furnished his
Office with forty six new lock boxes.
Hubert Berg has moved into the
Rosskopf residence on German Street.
Otto Schell has purchased fine driv-
ing horse of Harrison Schmidt of Man
Kato. -.-
VIM. G. Frank will he employed in
the store of Jacob Klossner:: until Sep
TENDER.
The express Office will in all proba.
bility be located in the Liebold building,
next to Ottomeyer's.
Frank Kuetz:ng's Fairfax stock Is to
be removed to the Indian reservation
near Browns Valley.
Diphtheria is still prevalent in Lafay-
cite. The children of John Ruvy are
afflicted with the disease.
John Grimmer is now taking his
lymph treatment at the hospital and
claims that 1t is doing him much good.
It is rumored that the United States
marshals have arrested farmer living
south of Morton for counterfeiting five
cent pieces.
While in Saltwater last week, Mr..
Lind won a suit for Slayton parties,
involving right to property in that city
valued at $4,000.
Quite number of Sleepy Eye people
were in the city Monday. morning.
Among them were Ira King, A. G. Al
len and A. }. Roberts.
Herman Schade, son of Gottlieb Scha.
de of this city, died at his home in Du.
luth last week of typhoid fever. He
was thirty-two years of age.
Peter Schuweiler of Milford returned
from trip to Chicago last Friday. He
reports grain east of US in much poorer
condition than in this neighborhood.
A change has been made in the S. D.
Peterson Implement Co. w. A. Hub
bard and John Larson now constitute
the firm, and will continue to transact
hncinace at tho old cton1
J. F. Laumman of ST. Peter was
here Thursday looking the town over
with the view of starting commercial
night school. He decided to go to
Sleepy Eye for the present, and open
one here in the fall.
Mrs. Gehrke of Milford met with quite
an accident on Friday. She was en-
gagged in milking 2 COW when a dog en-
tered the yard chasing some pigs. The
COW became frightened, kicked the old
lady over and trampled on her head.
A bad cash across the forehead was the
result.
Lorenz Schneider of Albln was taken
in charge by Sheriff Schmelz GU Satur-
day evening for offering him insult in
the shape of abusive language. He was
kept in the jail over Sunday, and Mon
day morning was given hearing be.
fore Justice Baasen. He was fined SIS
and costs, amounting in all to $3.50.
On Saturday, DR.. Stricken, assisted
by DR.. Daniels of St. Peter, removed
an ovarian tumor from the person of
Mrs. Fillmann of Redwood Falls, the
tumor and fluid weighing over 45
pounds. The operation was performed
at the hospital, and, while Of very
delicate and risky nature, it is thought
that the woman will recover.
A young man of this city by the
name of Lindmeyer has recently ex-
perienced a barrow escape from lock-
jaw. A couple of weeks ago his foot
was crushed by falling stone, and, for
ten days after, the twitching, which is
one of the first symptoms of the fatal
disease, kept up. DR.. Stricken attended
him, and successfully STAYED off what
rarely results in anything but death.
In former issue of the Review at
tention has been called to the fact that
under the new probate code, guardians
are compelled to make annual accounts
of their transactions. AS the notice
seems to have Deen UNDECIDED, the Review
would again caution interested parties
to abide by the law in order to avoid
trouble that is sure to follow neglect or
failure to comply with its provisions.
Health Officer Weschke has made his
report to the State Board OF Health, and
from perusal of it, it appears that the
sanitary condition of the city is we'll
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