1i J^Winona now operates its street cars Hugo Fischer is home from Quincy, so a Mention. Now Try this* Mrs. Henry Solves is very sicfcr"' LOCAL NEWS. F&e w/% nisv by electricity. ft will cost you nothing and will sorely The Eagle Mill will start up next Jos. Epple was down from Springfield do yon good, if you have a Cough, Burk's circus will be here to-day. Farmers ia this vicinity will commence Some of the delegates returned from week. Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest over Sunday. to out grain early next week. the Minneapolis convention Monday Ernst Laue will erect a residence on J. B. Arnold is building a fine new or Lungs. Dr. King's New DiscoYery Mrs. Grimm is down from Springfield afternoon. All admit that the people Centre St. for Consumption, Couglr* and Colds A. A. Bogen will go to St. Paul today residence. on a visit. of the Sawdust city know how to handle guaranteed to give relief, or money will fo|||| Anton Gag returned from Michigan to attend the editorial meeting. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe an immense crowd of visitors. Prof. A. F. Reim and wife are back last Wednesday. The building improvements in New Muhs Friday. found it just the thing and under its from Stillwater. The New Ulxn Review takes the The Lutherans will hold a picnic on Ulm this year will exceed $150,000. use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Lt. Scherer arrived home from West ground staked out by The Post some Miss Cenci Zieher is home from bt. Try a sample bottle at oar expense and College Hill on the 19th. The editors of the nation are in session Point Wednesday. learn for yourself just how good a thing weeks ago, when it says our State militia Paul on a visit. Forepaugh's circus is billed to appear in St. Paul to-day and to-morrow. it is. Trial bottles free at O. M. Olsen's Mrs. M. Mullen and daughter were should be reduced to one regiment. Miss Meta Seiter is the guest of her Drug Store. Large size 50. and $1. 3 in St. Peter on the 27th. Mrs. Peter Rotering of Minneapolis St. Peter visitors last week. The more we read about the organization sister in St. Paul. The commissioners are in session is spending the few days with Mrs. A. Henry Vedder has advertised his barber-shop the more we believe that the ADVERTISEMENTS. SF^ Mrs. Kennedy of St. Peter is visiting --fli-EW Olding. ^this week at the court-house. great State of Minnesota could on a with a nice new sign. here with her son. I ~W. R. Hodges of the Sleepy Eye Herald The Fire Department steamer will be pinch, worry along without even a company MEETING. Geo. Mauch of Milford is dangerously Ludwig Kunze and John Brunner of removed from the engine house and of these uniformed gentlemen. has purchased the Morgan Messenger. ill with conjestion ot the lungs. The defenders of New Ulm in 1862 Le Sueur snndayed here. The whole thing is becoming a farce stored in the old school building in German and citizens generally, are invited to attend Ex-Mayor Talbot of Sleepy Eye was a meeting to beheld next Monday, Park. and a useless drain upon the state treasury. Henry Vogelpohl of St. Paul has been A picnic was held in Vierling's grove married on Friday to a Minneapolis lady- July 20th at 8 o'clock P. M. at Turner Disband the militia, honorably in town the past few days. Sunday by some of the young folks of Henry Goede has sold his store on Hall, for the purpose of making arrangements discharge the adjutantgeneral and the L. Entrup paid a visit to his town. for the dedication of the Monument State Street to Chas.Grussendorf. The Herman Schavesdick of the St. Louis brilliant staff of colonols an|L majors Sbakopee home last week. of the Battle of New Ulna. Rev. A Moses of Ellsworth will till latter will take charge at once with the police force is visiting freinds in the Chas. Wagner, Pres. that show their fine uniforms once a determination to make the business a Mr." Blethen cf Lone Tree Lake the pulpit of the Congiegational church county. George Jaeobs, See. year and draw big pay for it—Blue was in the city Wednesday. next Sunday. success. About twenty ladies of town went to Earth City Post. WANTED. They sav that Geo. W. Somerville, Mrs. Weber of Chicago is the guest of H. A. Subilia Sr is making a crip Springfield Wednesday and surprised Obsever Moore, of the United States A girl of fourteen or fifteen ears to the Sleepy Eye attorney, is following her biother, Charles Brust. west this week, selling Mitchell's History their friend Mrs. A. C. Ochs. weather bureau, has issued fhe following do general housework. Inquire ot this the example of the illustrious Donnelly of Masonry. C. P. Linton of Glencoe was. in town Anton Manterfield of Sigel dedicated weather crop bulletin for Minnesota office. and is at present engaged in seeing how during the week on business. /"Currants are so plentiful around New a new house Sunday. Quite a few Hew *fbr the week ending. July 10: WANTED. many ciphers can be discovered in the this year that they are being sold Ulmites took part in the festivities. Mrs. Otto Seiter will visit duiing a A house or rooms for small family. Haying is general throughout the words cinch and scandal. for 2^ cents a quait. portion of the summer in Winona. Enquire at this office. Geo Fitzsimmons, a banker of Canby, State, with a fair crop, except in Waseca Railroad officials were in the city Dr. Ptister has located at Winthrop. The family of Mr. Silverson returned and Ed. Weaver, the well-known county, where it is reported poor. ROOMS TO LET. Monday and gave Agent Heideman As he has the field all to himself, he has from Cincinnati Wednesday evening. travelling man, had business in this The temperature has been considerably the assurance that before long a passenger Two rooms formerly occupied by Dr. P^S promise of a large practice. city Monday. Nio Manderfeid and wife and Mr. below the normal in all parts of the coach would be attached to the Ptister. Supplied with city water and The proposed brewery at Springfield Richartz are visiting relatives in Iowa. A.n employee on David Brown's farm State. The rainfall has generally been electric light. Werner Boescn, early morning freight runing between is assured. The proprietors, Adams & in Courtland fell from a load of hay one in excess in the central and southern F. M. Whitney and wife returned .New Ulm and Kasota and also to the WANTED. Brey, are New Ulm parties. portion except in the extreme southeast aay last week and sustained serious internal from their Wisconsin visit Wednesday. one from the east arriving here at 1.15 p. and- southwest portions, where it has An experienced German girl to do F.Fnedmann has resigned as city scaler. injuries, m. Dr. J.L. Schoch attended a session of housework for a family of six, no children. Karl Crone has been appointed by been about average. The cool weather A Republican at Sleepy Eye, signing the State Medical Board in 3t. Paul Friday. The Minnesota Saengerfest, representing Must be good cook. Wages three :.* has been particularly favoiable for the council to fill the vacancy. himself "Observer," suggests Hon. T.J. dollars per week. Apply to the various German singing societies wheat. The crop at the present time Quite a number of people will go from Mrs. M. A. Drew, Knox of Jackson county as a fit successor of the state, will be held at Mankato Wm. G. Frank and Peter Volges ^l&f Lone Tree Lake gives promise of excellent yield in all V| here to Waseca Dext Wednesday to hear to Mr. Lind. on the 21st, 22d and 23d days of August. drove over to Hector last Saturday on Minn. parts of the State. Slight rust is reported tne great Dr. Talmadge of Brooklyn. Mrs. Henry Crone and Miss Lizzie It is expected that this will bring business. from Nobles County. Winter Annual School Meeting. A meeting of the Masonic Lodge was Luehrs left on Monday for Oak Harbor, together about three thousand persons, The family of Uapt. Jacob Nix are wheat is being harvested in the southeast held last evening to determine matters Ohio, where they will visit for some representing all the principal cities and entertaining Miss Emma Rudebusch of Notice is hereby* given that the annual part of the State, with a fair crop. of importance regarding the new hall. weeks with relatives. towns of the state. Milwaukee. school meeting of the Independent Corn is so backward in nearly all portions P. R. McHale, the Western Union Sehool District of the city of New TJln» John F. Neumann will move his A team, belonging to Mrs. Schultz of of the State that it is doubtful if Mrs. Scott returned on Saturday in Brown County, Minnesota, will be representative, is spending a short vacation stock of clothing into his new store Sigel and driven by relative from Iowa there will be sufficient warm and fair from a two weeks' sojourn with Minneapolis held at Turner Hall in said city on the at McGregor, Iowa, his former next week. He now has the longest ran away while coming into town on 18th dav of July A. D. 1891, at 7 weather to mature it. friends. homp store building in Minnesota. Thursday. On Minnesota Street they o'clock P. M» for the purpose of electing N. Henmngson went to Glencoe Saturday two Directors of the Board of Education, ran into another team ihat was hitched Mrs. Pettis, a lady living at Lake The election in New Prague Saturday Ludwig Brey of Cottonwood was fined returning Monday, accompanied in place of two whose term of in front of Schnobrich's buicher-sbop Emily, in Le Sueur county, met with resulted in fayor of Jacob Bender $5 and costs by Judge Blanchard Wednesday office is about to expire, and to transact by his mother. and were stopped. Both buggies were rather an unpleasant experience Saturday for mayor and John Lockway for policeman morning for threatening assault such other business as may lawfully Miss Talbot of Sleepy Eye was the smashed, but otherwise there was no night, an experience she is not apt come before the meeting. upon Mrs. Magdalena Wartha. guest during the week of the family of damage. to forget for some time. She was out Dated New Ulm, Minnesota. June k, Mr. Clasen, a Miltord farmer, is The house for storing the hose cart S. D. Peterson. Jth, 1891, boat riding during the evening, and Through an error made by certain building a residence on the road to the and apparatus of Hose Company No. 3 I F. BURG, Miss Emma Spoerhase was the guest while out on the lake her boat, which papers in this town, it is understood by hospital, and will move to town when District Clerk pro teno. is completed. It is located on the vacant was leaky, began to fill with water. of St. Peter and Mankato friends Thursday many throughout the county that it was ir i= timshed lot opposite H. Wehye's place. Kalf Rates to Minneapolis Minn. She was in the vicinity of Cedar Island, and Friday. the plastering in the new court-house C. H. Ross was called to Columbus, The West Superior Roller* Mill at and rowed there for the purpose of bailing Mrs W. Bauer of Sleepy Eye visited that fell from the ceiling and almost The Third Musical Festival of the Wisconsin, on Wednesday to attend the Connor's Point,which is owned by New out the boat. She got on shore,and with New Ulm friends during the struck the annoited head of our obliging United Scandinavian singers of America luneral ot an uncle who died suddenly Ulm parties was started up Saturday some distance from where she landed early portion of the week. will take place at Minneapolis Minn., clerk of court. To correct this error, of heart disease under the management of McCollum & she spied a can, which she proceeded to July 16th to 21st. and for this occassion we will repeat that it was in the old Mis. L. C. Johnson came up from If Suffel. the'Chicago & North-Western R'y Co-, Lr-r Dr. Bartlett of the St. Pete»- Insane get. She got the can, but when she returned court-room that the accident occurred. Northfield Saturday to spend a few days will sell excursion tickets to Minneapolis Aaylum has been exonerated from all The following parties attended the she was horrified to find that a with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Sum. and return at the very low rate of The picnic given by the ladies of the charges of recklessness in the peiformance National Convention of the Y. P. S. of strong wind had taken her boat some one fare for the round trip. For farther nier. Turnverein at Hunter's Rest on Sunday of hid duties. C. E. at Minneapolis last week: Rev. distance, out into the lake. The island information concerning rates, dates of County Superintendent Schulz of St. was one of those jolly,happy and sociable sale.etc ,apply to agents & N. W R'y. Mrs. Neubauer, who was examined Meke, Wm. Day, H. L. Beecher, Ilugo was some distance from shore, and her Peter and J. A. Jackson of Minneapolis summer outrings in which everybody Kiesling, Otto and Herman Held, and cries of distress were unheard, and tne at Sleepy E}e last week as to her sanl'y, TATE OF MINNESOTA County of Brown se. finds enjoyment. A large number were in the city for a few hours Wednesday O In Probate Court, Special Term, July 8tbjs the Misses4Kiesling, Newhart, Klossner prospect of spending the night were has been brought to the hospital in 1891. 1 of people drove out to the grounds during evening. 9 and Otterholm. anything but pleasant. No one came this city for medical care. In the matter of the estate of John Campbell deceased. the day, and not one returned but Among the visitors of the week were to her relief, and as there was no way The marriage of Fred Haenze and On reading and filing the petition of Nathan It is given out that Bernhard Marschner confessed to having a good time. Games Mynck of St. Panl, Ramsey County, Minn., representing Mrs. Fink and Mrs. Schlick of St. Paul of escape, she was compelled to accept Miss Lizzie Imberg was solemnized at will move to town from Cottonwood. among other thing", that John Campbell and dancing occupied the time of the The former was the guest of Mrs. Anton the condition imposed by unkind fate late of Brown CouDty, JAinn in the year 1866 er the Methodist church yesterday. Mr. His woolen factory will remain in charge 1857 at the lower Sioux or Redwood Agency, (then amusement lovers. Henle, and the latter of Mrs Zieher. and remain She passed the night and Haenze was formerly a school teacher a part of Brown County) died intestate, and being of his sou-in-law, Mr. Small. a resident of this County at the time of hie death, The people of Winona are stirred up all of Sunday until discovered late in in this vicinity while the brids is a leaving good?, chattels and estate within this Henry Fortwengler of Cottonwood Notice of Board of Public Works. over the discovery of over $12,000 in County and that the said Petitioner is interested the afternoon bv a party of St. Peter young lady of Fairfax. They will be lost a valuable horse last Friday. The in the estate of said deceased and praying that bills in an old piano stool. It will be campers, who were out sailing administration of said estate be to S A. George come residents of New Ulm and the Notice is hereby given that at a meeting animal was stricken with paralysis of New Ulm, Minn or to some other suitable person remembered that in 1889, .several Review wishes them well. of the Board of Public Works of granted It is ordered, that said petition be vhile being worked in a cornfield. It is only seldom that the Review heard, by the Judge of this Court, on Thaisday, months after the tragic death of Lena the city of New Ulm, in Brown Countv, the 6th day of August A D. 1891, at Id o'clock Wm. Behnke will sever his connection terms a man a fool, and it is only with A meeting of the New Ulm defenders' Minnesota, to be held at the City Clerk's Weinberg, $12,000 was found in the A at the Probate Office in said connty. with the hardware store of J. B. Arnold feelings of pity that it finds itself compelled And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be office of said city, on uiy 25th 1891, at and citizens will be held at Turner Hall false bottomed trunks of this lady and given to the heirs of said deceased aad to on the 1st of August and in company 8 o'clock p. m. of that day, the said to do so. The subjoined article next Monday evening to arrange for a)l persons interested, by pub'isbjng ajcopy the recent find was made by her administrator Board of Public Works will make the ot this order once in each week for three successive with Wm. Oetting will engage in business from the Madelia Times, however, warrants the dedication of the Sioux monument. weeks prior to said day of hearing the among her old effects. The assessments of benefits derived from the for himself at St. James. Mr. the statement that the author is New Ulm Review, a weekly newspaper, printed local improvements, made in said city ,, ., moneJy was in twelve pacKages of 1000 and published at the City of New Ulm in said The order ot standing at this week's Behnke has been in the emploJ of Mr. one of those fellows whom Cirero had in and authorized by said Boaid, hereinafter County each. regular ride shoot was as follows: Dated at New Ulm, Minn the 8th. day of set out, to the owners of real properly mind when he said. "All places are replete Arnold for the past ten years, and, ag July A. V. 1891 fronting theieon lor laying water John Lilla, Gustav Goetsch, Chas. The city council of Waseqa, has By *he Court, with fools." Here is the article. everybody knows, is thorough in his mains as follows to wit. EKNST BRANDT. Hauenhtein, Chas. Brust and Theo. passed an ordinance raising the saloon "New Ulm has another case of suicide trade. [L. S.2 21 Judge of Probate 1. a State Street, from Centre Mueller. license to $1,000, an I prohibiting tht Cement Work. by hanging. It is thought by some that A teacher of gvmnastics of this city Street to 2nd Street South and from 1st use of screens or other obstructions at Chas Sluebe shipped nine carloadsof the reason there are so many occurrences Street North to 6th Street North. contemplates walking to Mankato windows to obstruct the public sight.In cattle to hi rancn near the Bad River 2. On 4th Street North, from State to of the kind in that vicinity is because some of these summer da\s for his consequence the saloon men have refused Minnesota Street. la^t week. He was ouyen a special there are so many of infidel belief in The undersigned announces that be health, and for the sake of enjoying the 3. On 2d Street North, from Minnesota is now prepared to do all kinds of eement train, and the distance from New Ulm to take out license, and on the that neighborhood." Now, if the bright scenery along the roadside and the Street to German Street. work, such as sidewalks, cellars, *o Pierre lis made in 13 hours. surface Waseca is a prohioition town. mind who penned this slur was the possessor •4. On 2d Street South, Iroiu State pleasures of the sunshine that causes cisterns etc. either by contract or by But we will wager a big apple that the Street to German Street. of an average amount of general Mr. Jewctt and son of Vermont took the day. All kinds of material and especially the mercury to rise to 90 in the shade. fervid atmosphere prevailing will give 5. On Broadway, from Centre Street knowledge, be would know that it is advantage of the great Minneapolis convention cement of the best quality We certainly do not wish to begrude to 50 feet beyond 3d Street North. birth to lots of blind pigs.—Mankato kept on hand and sold at low figures. to come west and visit relatives. where intelligence most exists, that him any of the enjoyment that is to 6. On Minnesota Street, from 1st JOHN LUETJEN. Review. They spent a portion of the weeK with suicides most frequently occur. To come from sach a trip. Street South to 4th Street South and Bus And Livery Line. The annual meeting of the Turnverein strengthen this assertion, we quote from from 3d Street North to oth Street Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bingham. In 1862 the Indians massacred the North. was held Saturday evening, and the an article by William Matthews, an authority, A party of Lake Crystal gentlemen Kochendorfer family at Redwood Falls 7. On German Street, from 1st Street following officers were elected for a in the North American Review were here Thursday. The party consisted and burned the homestead. A son, South to 3d Street South. period of six months President, F. Burg ROLVES& W1ESNER, Props. for April. He says: "Self-killing is of P. A. Larson, H. Humphrey, 8. On Valley Street, from 1st Street John, then a mere boy, escaped, and Sr. Vice-president, Fred Pfaender emphatically the crime of intellectual North to 4th Street South. C. H. Estes and W. Lewis. The latter has lived in St. Paul nearly ever since. 9. On lbt Street North, from Park recording secretary, Ernst Wicherski people. Almost unknown to savages, In addition to the bus line, a fine lino was formerly a school teacher in All efforts to locate tne burial place of Street to Front Street. J5» corresponding secretary, A. A. Bogen, rare among Mohammedans, it rages of rigs for city customers will be furnished this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Kochendorfer failed until 10. On Front Street, from 1st Street OO- at reasonable rates. Bosses wiL 1st turn wart, Wm. E. Koch 2nd turnwart, among the nations most advanced in discovered by accident a few days North to 3d Street North and The Maennerchor has elected the following make all trains from both hotels Barn Emil Wicherski treasurer, Peter culture and refinement with a fierceness 11. On 3d Street North, from Front ago, and last week Mr. Kochendoner is located to the rear of the Dakota iy*» officers for the coming jear•President, Street to Water Street. Scherer. Seven new members were admitted exactly proportional to their mental development. 30* Mouse. conveyed the remains to St. Paul for H, Rudolphi vice-president, H. Any person interested in said assessments as follows Theo. Metzke, Armin It is said that Rome knew iaterment. Wankum secretary, J. Petry treasurer, miy appear before said Board at Stemhauser, Chas. Toberer, Max nothing'of this course till after the establishment said time. *3 Chas. Stolle, leader, Theo. Metzke While one of Hauenstein's beer ivers Burg, Robert Brandt, Jos. Sattler, and of the empire. It was By order of the Board of Public Works. tea- '-5 director, Geo Jacobs, flag-bearer, was driving to town the morning Liorenz Merkle. when the Roman legions had carried Lours SCHILLING, Ernst Pfeifer. after the Fourth, he stopped his horses Clerk of Board of Public Works. .f to* their eagles triumphantly through the We cannot vouch for the truth of the Dated New Ulm July 3d A. D. 1891. at the top of the hill in order to give Wednasday afternoon Ludwig Brey world, and brought back the means of following story, but will relate it for them a short rest. This was at was brought before Justice Blanchard luxury in the spoils of Europe, Asia what it is worth. A man who lives Card of Thanks. H» upon complaint of Mrs. Catharina half-past five o'clock. At seven the and Africa, that life in the Eternal Citv near Randolph came to town the other The undersigned wish to express their ar*on, Pechtel and fined $5 and costs. His offense horses were still standing where they began to be "weary, stale, flat and unprofitable." day with his wife, left her to do the thanks for the sympathy and aids-hown consisted in the use of too much had been halted, and the driver had S them at the burial of their husband and To-day the Germans, who trading at the stores, and went around of what is sometimes known as "beautiful unknowingly taken and enjoyed an father and especially to Col. Pfaender, are the profoundest thinkers and the visiting with friends and neighbors the Mixed Choir, the Turnverein and A. language, soft and sweet." hour of undisturbed repose. Both most cultivated people, are also the whom he happened to meet. After O. U. W man and horses felt better for the stolen A party of campers will hold forth at most suicidal race, in Europe. France spending three or four hours in town he Mrs. Henrietta Meyer and children, feavse rest. Swan Lake for the next two or three comes next, England third, Italy and unhitched his team, went to the mill & Guaranteed Cure for La weeks. The party will be made up of Hungary fourth while on the other Judge Brandt went to Sleepy Eye and loaded on his gnst,and went home. Grippe* E. G. Pahl, C.L. Roos. Prof. Nix,C. A. hand, Spam, the most backward of Wednesday to examine into the alleged As he drove up to his house his little Hagberg, Hugo and Richard Fischer, European nations in culture, Ireland, We authorize our advertised druggist insanity of Mrs. Wilheimine Neubauer. girl met him with "Why, pa, where's to sell you Dr. King's New Discovery Henry Hartung and Julius Herman, Portugal, Corsica and Dalmatia rank After the examination of the patient and ma?" "By jinks, I've forgot her. I for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, E. A. Traeger and Prof. Rink of St. the lowest in the suicidal scale. In a number of witnesses, the jury came knowed I had forgot somethin," was upon this condition. If you are afflicted Paul. short so uniyersally does the rule hold to the decision that although the woman the reply. The man drove back to with La Grippe and will use this tnat the strength of the tendency to was subject to occasional fits of derangement, town in a hurry and found his wife remedy according to directions, giving Judge W. G. Gresham, the St. Peter it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, self-killing may almost be regarded as postmaster, and brother of the great her condition was not such waiting in a very impatient mood. Our A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. you may return the bottle and haye an index to a people's civilization." In as to warrant commitment to an asylum. informant says that when the couple Superior to every other knownUsed Walter Q. Gresham of judicial fame. your money refunded. We make this reading the above, not only the editor in Millions of Homes— It was further agreed that proper started home the argument which ensued was in the city Saturday, la a short offer, because of the wondsrful success of the Times, but many others, who are 40 Years the Standard. care and treatment is all she is in need was about seven miles long, and of Dr. King's New Discovery daring talk on politics he said that the strongest last season's epedemic. Have heard Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky constantly reflecting upon the beliefs of man that the Republicans could of, and it is to be hoped that the proper the summing up was not completed until no case in which it failed. Try it. Tria Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable New Jim people, will find food for county authorities will see that she after ten o'clock at night.—Cannon nominate for president was John Sherman bottles free at O. M. Olsen'sDrug Store and Wholesome. thought and study. receives it. Falls Beacon. *jv« of Ohio. Large size 50c. and 1. f- 4 4 No other baking powder does such wotkw Aft ^£\^2 ^S^^^Kr^Md^SM