New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-02
THAT LITTLE FAIR SOUVENIR
More Compliments for it, as work OF
Printers Art.

Printers Art
Alexander Harkins of West Newton
writes: 1t is neatly gotten up and re.
fleets credit upon MIR. Heidemau and
the Review.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
handsome souvenir of the New Ulm
celebration from Secretary Heidemann
of the Brown County Fair.-Redwood
Gazette.
The New Ulm Review has issued
souvenir to the defenders of New Ulm.
It was printed at the New Ulm Review
Office and is very creditable piece of
work.-N orthfield News.
The Minnesota Historical Society
gratefully acknowledges the receipt of
the Souvenir of the New Ulm Battles as
a gift, for which we desire to return
our thanks.-J. F. Williams, secretary.
The Souvenir to the Defenders of
New Ulm," compiled by G.. W. H.
Heideman and printed by the New Ulm
Review does credit to the taste of the
compiler and the skill Of it's printer
Springfield Advance.
We are in receipt of souvenir of
the battles of New Ulm, with
compliments of the Brown county Agri-
cultural Society. The souvenir is a very
appropriate book and credit to the
publisher Redwood Reveille.
The souvenir of the battle of New
Ulm, issued by the New Ulm Review,
consists of series of sketches of the
fight in nice half tone cuts handsomely
printed. 1t is one of the most handsome
souvenirs ever put out in Minnesota
Midway News.
F. Immel went to New Ulm, last Sat-
es of the Sioux Monument. He was one
of the defenders of New Ulm at the
time of the massacre, and wears
beautiful souvenir commemorative of
the event.-Lamberto Leader.
Secretary Heideman of the Brown
County Agricultural society has our
thanks for an elegant brochure issued
as souvenir of the monument dedication
at New Ulm. The work was compiled
by Mr.. Heideman and printed on the
Review presses Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
The New Ulm Review has issued for
the Brown county agricultural society
neat little work of art, in the shape of
pamphlet containing half dozen pho
tograveurs of Indian battle scenes,
with letter press historical matter. 1t
is credit to the Review and the soci.~
ety.-Marshall News Messenger.
We acknowledge a souvenir to the
Defenders of New Ulm, with compli-
ments of the Brown County Agriculture
al Society, compiled by c. W. H. Heide-
man, Sec'y, and printed by the New
Ulm Review. The souvenir contains
plate sketches of the several battles,
and the whole is very creditably gotten
np:-St: feter Tribune.
The News acknowledges receipt of
copy of the souvenir of the Indian out
broak, prepared for the defenders OF
New Ulm, by the Brown County Agri-
cultural society. The souvenir reflects
great credit upon the donors and as
piece Of Typography, entities the New
ulm Review, whose press executed the
work, to much praise,-Luverne News.
Through the courtesy of the New Ulm
Review, we have received very neat
" printed souvenir of the celebration
held at that place last Saturday, at
which time a monument was erected
and dedicated to the memory of the
living and dead defenders of that little
city against the Indians. The little
book is beautifully illustrated. Thanks,
for your kind remembrance, Brother
Johnson.-Blue Earth City Post.
Inc brOWu OOuuIy l. oil, ooP'oAhooI
18th, 10Th and Goth, will have an exhibit
of horses, such as has never before been
witnessed in this section of the state.
The exhibit will be made by Willard &
Fuller of Mapleton and will include the
following prize winners: Dagobert, son
of Brilliant; Coco, prize winner in 1883
and 1889 at French Government Shows:
Coquette and sBellinette, French Coacf
horses; Intrepid, won first prize at Hi
nois State Fair in 1890 and first at
American Horse Show of same year to-
gether with sweepstakes over all breeds;
Imperial, second prize at Illinois State
Fair in 1890 and third at American
Horse Show; Kehdive, first prize at
Eronoh Government Show in 81. Loo