ll^^jjSfiw^pBB^^^yyg^wij^TB^jl^jP^y "i'jtJftii'nyWI»B(!»wpm$)ii$pS w& NEW- 1 W E AR E SELLIN ^%L 'FROM NEIGHBORING TOWNS. *1$S!P DFiig Storei 0 Sleepy Eye. ni t/4 .?BEHNKEf&C0f C. D. Griffith-will return home next it ^th. week, A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ALL WINTER «00DS W. Sonierville on the 19 th. DEALERS IN Julius Seidel, has returned with his family from Oregon to remain. F. H. Dyckman of New York is here looking after his business interests. O. M. OLSEN, The Dvexler brothers, John and Con BELOW COST Mor- rad, will open a meat maruet in ]v[otio^, G^oderie^ ki\d dfodkefy. RUGGIST and APOTHECARY gan. of DEALER IN Isaac Gallagher sold 1040 aeres last Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, land near Lamberton in one THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. Toilet Articles, Fancy week. Goods, Stationery and PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. Charles Harman died at the home of Musical Instruments, George Current in Home township on Farm produce taken in Exchange. Ois, Paints, Brushes,. Varnishes and the 19th. Glass. Elmer Ingraham is receiving treatmen* ABehnke- Manager. BEHUKE & CO for his eyes from Dr. James of Physicians9 Prescriptions ca»~- Mankato. Schneider & Schneider have rented LEADING SHOEMAN Peter Casanova's new building for. a We have Got Them. machine store. BEuSSMANN BROS. Adolph Jensen, who is in the employ Theyjust came in. Please give me a call. of R. H. Bingham, will build a nice residence this spring, O. *M. OLSEN, Meridian Block, New Ulm, Minn. Mr. Reere, who was not expected £to live over night two weeks ago, is still F* H« I I I IIP I—II ••III IIIIW I BEHNKE, flive, but little hope of his recovery is Have Completely Renovated their Extensive Establishment. entertained. =DEALER I N "Wm. Tyler, clerk for Jensen & Durbahn. has resigned and will go to Redwood Falls. He is succeeded by Christian a Mogenson. contains a vast assortment of 5 and 10 cents goods and all kinds of fancy article8 suitable for marriage, birthday and ether presents. Mouth organs, accordeon Mrs. Chas. Schwieger, who has been jewelry, albums autographs, pocket books, cigar Kjases, pipes, cigar holders' very sick the past week, shows some guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general improvement and there are prospects sporting goods. Also a selected stock of baby carriages. for her recovery.' Mrs, Lucy Wellcome expects to open shows np a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers' W.GffoderieA^uit^Cfodk. up her millinery establishment in a few tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. days in her building next to H. H. Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other efy, Ifan\$h etd, oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rock Meyer's Drug Store. If you want the best bottom. Peter Majewski received eighteen baby BEUSSMANN BROS, GOOD TABLE BUTTER. carnages last week and there are Call at once at more on the road. Peter expects a big NEW ULM, MINN. trade in that line this sommer. Isaac Gallagher went to a Crosse WAGNER & SAVERIEN, Goods sold at Rock-bottom prices foi last week on business, returning home cash. Goods delivered in any part of Monday morning. He stopped off at XjoRC^Luxg a the city. Winona and called on old friends there. FO TH E BENEFI O ALL Burton O. Pickle and Miss Mildred a on (Established in 1864 by Dr.C. Weschcke.) W A. a Burkhardt were married at Golden PIONEER HUBBAR & LARSON. Gate on Wednesday evening. They Drug Store, will make their future home in Montevideo. •in mirmi It is to the interest of every man, woman or child who lives within a radius by Springfield. of fifty miles of New Ulm to know that my NEW STORE is finished, Sr,d. J. ^dk^tein. Dealers in £-Mrs. Hays Cady is visiting with I have removed the clothing stock to the new building, which, by friends at Waseca. SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARK the way, is the longest in Minnesota, and am now prepared to show a dealer in The dance at. Gamble's Hall' last new and clean line of Monday, "Feb, 22nd, was well attended. DBMS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, theStoughtonWagons & Buggies, Schleuder, the Jeweler, has the finest OTHI3XTG A.3XrX Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Books, line of Musical Instruments in der W nrU!SGuS' suPPorte?s, Shoul- city. GENTS' FUKNISHING GOODS, der Braces Crutches, etc. Paints, Oils Mrs. H. Rudolphi and Mrs. Jos. 8 a a Artists' Supplies. Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats Caps, Pure Wines and Liquors for med&inal Schneider were visitors in Springfield a a Sleighs a S in W a S S S if Physicians' prescriptions last Friday. carefully compounded at all hours of S dS^M^io^ & f^SjfO 8l]\ffi[f$ & MOWS$& Albert Stern of Lamberton has purchased the day and night. two lots in Schwarzrock's Addition Full line of Puller & Johnson Mfg. Go. goods such as Mowers, Eakes, Plows etc & a S Qg Organs fact everything pertaining to a general store. Band Instruments and other mufica, Aultman & Taylor & Minneapolis Engines & Separators, Huber. Engines. of J«s,Gebbard. merchandise. IN Ai^u RESPECTS MY STOCK IS COMPLETE. The water in the Cottonwood river Binding Twine, Machine Oils, Pumps, Hay tools. In fact anything and everything yon may wan}, at prices that will astonish you. When in the city call and see ns, we want to Bhow yon our goods and JOH N F. NEUMANN has raised about five feet, owing to the make yon prices even if you dont want to buy. Q2P" Repairs for above always on hand. H. FRENZEL^ thaws of the past week. NEW ULM MINNESOTA, Henry Piath of Sleepy Eye was the Manufacturer of guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Schleuder SODA WATER a few days of last week. BRUST & GRAFFP CARDS. AL G. Wendt has purchased the Lehne SELTZER WATER property on Redwood St., and will AND build a nice store building this spring. CHAMPABNE CIDER. The Socity of the German M. E. 3EAJLiEItS I N Church will receive bids for the erection Centre Street, New Ulm, Minn. of their new church until March DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, TIN STORE. 15th, Attorney Clague and Prof. Enerson I have as usual secured an elegant and unlimited stock of Lamberton and Miss Bertha Friton of Sleepy Eye attended the Leap Year STATIONERY AND WALL PAPER. dance at Gamble's Hall on Friday evening. KIESLING BLOCK, NEW ULM, MINN. The Leap Year party, given by a OF Baer&Seiter. large number of Springfield's young I also have a splendid assortment of the very latest designs in Birthday ladies at Gamble's Hall last Friday Cards and Notions, which I will sell at reduced prices. evening, was pronounced by the gentlemen, Everything New. Nothing Old. H. HORNBUR who were in it, the best social gathering they ever attended, Opposite Meridian Block. Chas. Gebser, A largehand. assortment of all kinds of tinware "uwareai-al ways on Oourtland. All orders entrusted to ne will receive nromot. John Postels, of Mankato, is visiting 8 a iv 0 J^rnS^f an*"?} i° the mton Dealer in. factur of and iron roofs NEW ULM, -.-'-• I N N relatives here. WaULMd°ne-DCa-7 & KB MINN E. C. Rich&rt returned from Redwood fW&wkre & ^kfrqing Iiripeii\ervt$ Falls Saturday. H. Laudenschlager, Will Hintz, of Hutchinson, visited & & ABWOt-D with his parents over Sunday. Has removed to his own building on corner of Second North and Dealer in B. E. Edwards has l'ented the Amann Minnesota Streets lately occupied by Jacob Klossner Jr. STOVES, house and will soon occupy it with his family. Deler ixi HARDWARE, TINWARE ana Christ Bobsir* and Paul Schaefer. of MASKS! MASKS! Stoves and Ranges, mu .-LIGHTNING- RODS. Redwood Falls, have been visiting friends and relatives here. Tho Celebrated White, Peter Davies, of Sleepy Fye, spent New American & Singer several days with his parents in SEWING StrMACHINES. Cor. Minn. &1 Sonth Cambria. He is teaching in Brown! MASQUERADE TRIMMINGS Choline $tove£ krjd NewCOlm Minn e. County. LIVERY, ANDBOARDING SALE Hardware, Farming Implements, The celebration of Washington's E LARGEST ASSORTMENT '•'_. Birthday at the school -house Monday 'Hi Nailsy Fence Wire, ST'AJJBUTZ, evening, was well attended in spite of the rain. Western Washers, iClothes CITY DRUG STORE, The Alliance shipped a carload of stock to Chicago on Tuesday, under the Wringers, Asphaltum and supervsion of Herman Poehler, and a, carload of hogs to St. Paul on Wednesday. Asbestos Roofing, etc., etc., Fine Candies and Confectionery, Miss Emma Georgius and Miss Maggie KRETSCH& BERG, Prep. Hughes, of the Mankato Normal, Special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware Al spent Sunday with their parents. Miss Fine turnouts furnished with or withoa HENNINCSEN & KIESEL. drivers at reasonable rates. Fishing, hnnttnc Work warranted. Hughes is unable to return to school nd Pleasure parties furniBhed teams. Ladle9 Saddle horses. Fine Carriages for funerals. on account of ill health. JVEW ULM, PRESonn'Tiojsrs Office and barn in Skating Rink. Fine Hearse S O A I MJJSN for funerals is kept in order for such occasions. _*',+" i, ti^Ai^r-i •'"'^"S.tKVtV'ii 1 A &1%J& Ps&k 'H few, 4& & & .^'«'^3 in mi i-ii*|i