New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-18
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tives here.
There VIII be no State Fair this year
on account Of that bigger Worlds Fair
IN Chicago.
+. d. Behnke has added to his store
fixtures some elegant cases for his dried |
and evaporated fruits. These cases have
glass covers on hinges and will prevent
dirt and dust from getting in the goods.
KnippIe y Eckert will open saloon
April 1st in the stand of Mr.. Atrops Of
Gibbon. Messrs. Knipple s Eckert are
both pleasant men to meet and we know
they VIZ succeed. Mr.. Atrops has de-
cided to so to farming.
Eckstcin.s orchestra is fast acouir
ing favor with the public and its
efforts on Sunday evening at Turner Hall
were i credit to the work Of their leader.
Chas. 'Toberers flute solo in itself captiva-
ted many, and when blended with the per
feet harmonyof the other instruments
was such as to equal many orchestras Of
wider rcpute.
The fact that Southwestern Minnesota
is rapidly developing was most plainly
called to mind the other day by the state
ment of Congressman Lind that during
the past two years twenty fourth class
postoaiccs in the second congressional
district have become presidential offices
by the increase of business transacted by
them, being as many, he says, as the rest
of the state combined.
Over at Schneider & Schaeffer's livery
stable the other day the boys were tell
ing how they bagged twenty-five rabbits
in one afternoon last week. They took
a ferret with them and when they came
to Mr.. Rabbits hole in the ground, they
let the ferret in. Mr.. Rabbit, in a great
hurry, gets out Of the hole but finds him
self in SACK which the hunters placed
over the entrance. The ferret follows
out in Il second and the same operation
is repeated az another burrow.
Out At 'jchell's brewery they have
good way Of storing ice. 4 storage,
building is erect on the edge of the cliff
AID leading from this to the ice nearly a
hundred feet below is frame trough. A
pair Of longs is fastened at the end of a
long rope and this is sent to the man be-
low along a suspended wire. The. ice is
attached, and then Il pulley and team
do the rest in quick order. Much time
is thus saved, and it is only where YOU
have river handy that such schemes can
be employed. ,"
The Turning and Sunday school Of
the Turnvericn opened yesterday with
the classes as follows: Girls class on
Tuesdays altl Fridays from 4 80 to 6 D.
H.; Boys class Oh Wednesday from 4 80
to p. m. ant! on Saturday from 1890
to - H.; Ladies class on Wednesday
and Saturday from ! 80 to $50 D. M.
Zocglings' class on Tuesday and Friday
from 7:30 to $3.50 p. M: Mems class on
Tuesday and Friday from 8 80 to 10 p.
m. Sunday school will reopen next
Sunday at 1890 a. III.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued since Janury 1st; Eber E..
Toncy to Amanda Weise both of Bashaw
Wenzel Sellner. to, Christine Komm,
Sleepy. Eye; Gustav Mueller to Maggie
Mack, New Ulm; Hans c. Rasmussen to
Matilda Rasmussen both of Evan; Frank
Schroeder to Anna Braunreiter, Milford ::
George Puehner to Annie Zupfor, New
Ulm; Clarence Cady to Frances Utz
Springfield; Joseph Subs to Mary Mach
reiner Sleepy Eye; Joseph Helget to
Margaret Niedecker, Sigel; Jacob Hanson
to Alma Olson town of Linden. III !:
Lawyers will fight each other in court
and laugh together afterwards at their
unhappy clients. Doctors get off little
joke on one another and this one was
told US during the week. A farmer
came to town after doctor and took
him out home to attend his wife. On
the way out the doctor asked sWhy do
you want me to go out to your house?
You never hired me before to attend
your family "Well you see," said the
farmer, "a neighbor. of mine had sick
wife, they called you to attend her and
she died; now my wife has the same
sickness and l thought you would be the
the best doctor to hire The doctor