The Denison review., 1899-09-08


A. Pohlmann and A. Braase are pro-
prietors of the first saloon.
Schleswig is booming and new build
ings are erected every day.
A free-for-all fight occurred at one of
the railroad camps few days ago.
DIR. j. M. Drescher, OF Ohio, has To-
Gated here and will be our resident ply
sician.
Blacksmith and Plow Work is the
sign to be read over D. Weeks place
of business.
Mr.. Won Dohren. of Ida Grove. has
a very neat hardware store ready for
his customers.
John Shaw Van and Geo. Smith, of
Denison, were out sightseeing in our
burg last Friday.
N. Herner will be married in short
time so G. K says. But who is the
better half. Niels?
A wholesale liquor establishment
and saloon is in process of erection by
Carl Leopold of Ida Grove.
Broder Petersen's Hotel Schleswig is
all that could be desired in the line of
hotel and saloon combined.
Another blacksmith shop will be
opened by Niels Koch of Hohenzollern.
No excuse for unshoed horses.
The new meat market opened in full
order to-day. Henry Krohnke is the
smiling butcher. Fresh meat.
G. W. Christiansen owns the first
general merchandise store erected in
Schleswig. 1t is in running order.
DIR. Schneider, of Ute, Iowa, instead
of drug store as reported, will start
another dry goods and grocery store.
Boock Bros, who run an implement
house, have the honor Of being the first
settlers and erecting the first building
in Schleswig.
Il Mr.. Walters, of Denison, and Mr..
Haerling. of Gladbrook, Iowa, open
I the first drugstore, which will be ready
| by October Is.
4 Jurgen Krohnke and Hugo have been
in South Dakota buying up cattle. Mr..
!, Krohnke is one of Iowa's heaviest ship
pers in cattle and hogs.
}, Dave Palmer, Mr.. Fish and Charles
Mackey, of Charter Oak, are engaged
in plastering the new Hotel Schleswig
and they are good workmen. Y $
Il Burk's gang, whose contract has ex.
: pired lately, have all left for Milwau
. kee, the railroad mans paradise.
Another gang will soon take its place
!, Christ. Hinrichsen has just returned
: from trip through Woodbury. county
and will probably take another shorl
q Tourney to Minnesota and South Da
kota.
0 Those who thought Schleswig wal
0 ''no good will no doubt be gladi t?) tt
8 learn that lots are worth nearly double
! what they we're at the time of the salt
0 of the lots. fF15S psE sE,
Two dwellings have been completed
J, and three more are in various states o1
completion, while quite number have
the foundations started aud still NOR,
: are talked about.
r Miss Goldia Crone, Mrs. Crone, Mis-
!. Nellie Drake and Mrs. Drake drove &
t Schleswig last Tuesday from Charte
+. Oak to look after the lots of the latter
Rumor says they will build.
1t is said that the new railroad will
;. be in complete running order by Nov
|, If not before. Rumor says by Oct. /
: but the contract expires Nov. 1, 80 ",
= will be satisfied if it is ready then.
The new livery barn in process O
erection by Jurgen Krohnke will b.
finished by September Is. Georg
. Krohnke is master builder and it is sait
he is the best livery barn carpenter il
Schleswig, but there is only one bari
so far in this town.
Mrs. Dora Trosln, aged go years, diet
Tuesday morning Of a complication O
diseases, mainly heart failure. She ha
been ailing for some time, and he
J, demise was not unexpected. The fun
eral was held from the house of the de
q ceased. She leaves her husband and
son to mourn her untimely loss. Sh,
was born III Germany and in her earlier
years cam. to this country. The de
ceased was a gOod wife and mother anC
a kindly neighbor and died trusting tt
again meet her loved ones in the future
: What might have been a very dis
asterous accident occurred last week II
t Soldier township. Hugo and Hermann
Krohnke we're crossing the bridge at
!. Dan McGrath's old place after dark
; when the whole structure gave way and
landed them twenty feet down. One
horse was badly injured, and bott
young men badly shaken up, but moi
seriously injured. Hugo was badly cut
up and his face scratched so that he
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