New Ulm review., 1901-04-03
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lNEIGHBORHOOD News.
SLEEPY EYE.
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QErom the D1spatch.)
Another chapter in the Hotel Wind
sor's career was closed last Saturday
when the building was sold under mort
gage, The house has not been occupied
for some months.
Alderman Hansen has the proper con
ception of what an ordinance should be
and proposes to see the one hour hitch
ING ordinance enforced or he is in favor
of haveing it repealed. If the president
and council were of one mind IN this
matter there would be some regulation
here ar the volume of ordinances would
be a beautiful valume of unsullled pag-
es.
S. D. Griffe has been ordered to Mon
tana by his firm, Messrs. Warder, Bush
nell & Glessner, of Chicago, where he
will be general agent for the Champion
binders and movers, with headquarters
at Helena. Mr.. Gliffe left for his new
field of usefulness Wednesday morning
and will reach Helena by this evening.
He will remain there during the summer
and then If he likes the prospects will
move out there. Meanwhile his family
will remain IN Sleepy Eye.
81 have been troubled with indigestion
for ten years, have tried many things and
spent m UGH money to no purpose until
tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. have taken
two bottles and gotten more relief from
them than all other medicines taken. [
feel more like, boy than ! have felt in
twenty years" Anderson Riggs of Sunny
Lane, Tex. Thousands have testified as
did Mr.. Riggs. Eugene "A. Pfetferle
(From the Herald)
barn $3.50 on his Town Home farm. w.
L. Cunningham Will have built on the
old Ledge Somerville farm IN Town AL
bin farm house and barn. John Stefh
of Home will build large granary on
his place. Matt Raymond, the contrac-
Tor will do the work on these buildings.
II. E. Pinger, for years contractor
and builder at Morgan has decided to To-
cate at this place and will open up
shop. He is a builder Of much exper-
ience and now has all he can do in the
way of building. Mr.. Pinger moved his
family here lass fall in order to give his
children high school education and he
proposes to remain in Sleepy Eye.
L. L. schade has left Sleepy Eye un-
der very peculiar circumstances, evident.
ly without reason or valid excuse. On
Wednesday he made business trip to
Sanborn where he delivered suit of
clothes and collected the money. He re-
turned and left Iii the evening going
east, it is supposed to his parents home
in Canada. AS is well known here he
has been through very severe siege OF
sickness, coming out of 1t in a weak con
dition. He has not been himself since
his return from Hudson. His business
and custom naturally drifted away from
him during his sickness and bills accu-
mulated which had to lie satisfied. This
evidently preyed upon his mind and
when he was brought face to face with
his creditors in the shape of legal pro
ceedings he concluded to leave. Sheriff
matter was here Thursday to serve pa
pers upon him but he had already depart
ed. He did not tell anybody where he
was going--even his wife is ignorant of
his whereabouts. and it may be that he
will return to satisfy al CLAIMS. 1t GER
tainly is an unnecessary and unheard of
action on his part if he has fled to escape
the payment of his debts. His friends
hope that the affair may yet have some
light thrown upon it that will excuse
him for the rash act.
Last winter I was confined to my bed
with a very bad cold on the lungs. Moth
ing gave me relief. Finally my wife pur--
chased a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure
that affected a speedy cure. L cannot
speak too highly of that excellent rene
Pa. Eugene A. Pfetf erie.