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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13


+. p. Wetmore is spending few days in
| Great Falls
JUICE Blake left Saturday for visit tc
/ Virginia CITY.
". A. Chcssman returned Monday from
/ trip TO the east.
state Senator A. q. Hatch visited tn,
I carital last week
". G.. Gosslin. Of Tacoma. ia visiting
! friends In tie city.
+ Frank Bruce, Of the Great Northern, was
In the city last week.
Mrs. j. L. Watson returned Thursday
from visit TO Butte.
Miss Genevieve Burnham left Thursday
for a trip 10 Portland.
Miss Jennie GILMAN left last Wednesday
for a visit 90 California.
Mss Hong leaves this morning TO take
charge OF a SIMMER school
Mrs. ". T.. Harsh end son havs gone to
Butte tor % two weeks visit.
Lieut.. r. W. Mearns. OF Fort Assiuni-
loinc. IL a visitor in the city.
Mrs j. 1. Murphv has returned from a
prot acted visit IA California.
lion. W. N. Bedford and wife, OF Ais-
suu.H. were iu Helena lHst week.
l.. Y. Swigeette has accepted a position
rs sol g+to TOR the Great Northern.
Col ~ d. Bannister. late of Helena, now
OF California, Is "a visitor IN the city.
Mrs. A. II. herseg has moved 10 the
corner 81 Rodney and Ninth avenue.
D. s. Lewis. OF Butte. was visitor in
Helena IA the early part of the week.
state senator Joun W. Power. OF Che
8 au. was "a the city during tie week.
Me. MaRinnis gave a lunch party Tues
iay afternoon 10 a few at her friends.
" q. B.owu. Of Rldcrsburg. u visiting
4
Nrs. q. ~. Schafs. lett Tuesdae for a
v.sit to her former hon. m Wisconsin.
John Is. Rrad. # Ga. Iuto Mouuta. was
30 Helena l-st lueslav end Wednesday.
Ex-senator VIM. Pafbsrrt. of White
Su.plu priugs. visited Helena last week.
d.. aud Mrs Hunter have gone 60 house
keeping AZ tho head 81 Ewing street. near
Pine.
Mrs. l.. II. HershGelI aud DAUGHTER
~Yb ,. LETT Moncay Tor trip 70 Fargo.
~. u.
Mr. ~. J.. Hain,s ana daughter. Of
Great Falls. were visitorB IN Holeua last
week.
d.. and Mrs. J. A. shoemaho. havers
moved om tho Homer block 10 5l2 CLARK
street.
Juda oni MIRA Blake eutertaiued small
ia ~ o. frienlsin formally 30 whist Friday
ev Meg.
Miss Nellie Gage entertained "a few
iauds 90 whist, informally. Thursday
evening.
VI = Kerr. tho mother 90 Sire Herfuh and
hf-. Craven. has gone 90 lown 90 spend the
q lmmrr
81 81. Mile. busircss manage Of the
EnitH Mime VS. tu tho ciB friday aud
Saturday.
Nfs n. So. McConue loft last week via
tIe 70 nru I"acl. e. for "A am An enr
7 francesca
&. ,. shelton aud wife l-ft last SATURDAY
Tor q Wait Co san Francisco aud Tue sand
wich islands
Mli- anrT Read an Mr.. Nsttia Phillips
Io' Flci lait ~cek from the e. A. c1uveu-
ton &c Butte.
irof 3. A. Msrritt ravs very intera,t-
ltg talk before the Unity club iuradav
evening lhs subject Was "Elsotriclty,'
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nc.titullnn Ancr Twelve Y.ar..

About ~ years since "A young girl. the
daughter uf well to do tradespeoplc IN
south London. lasf nearly 400 which sho
had saved out Of very lihcral allowance
Tho money Wa, taken cut of a drawer In
her hedrnoul. and the thief was never de
tcctcd short time ago the girl-now a
fine young wuinan-wus married ON her
wedding morning she p'cvivcd an anony-
nous lDttcr stating that the writer was tho
person who stole the mogey when she was
yc; in her towns and inclosing hank notes
representing "a nearly as possible the
amount stolen. with compound interest
added. ~ effort was made 60 trace the
anonymous writer
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Did You Evsr Meet a Truly Good Mo-
No doubt you tbink you have, bot veil
wager q dime or 80 he did not have the
htumatism. Ifhe did. he swors oosasion.
allv. and no man can be truly GOOD who
sveSrs occasionally. Health. nerve. tran
quillitT and morality are apt 10 20 hand in
hand. Painful spasmo lie diseases like
rheumatism and neuralgia rain the temper.
make one noross peevish and Tebsllious.
Tins 70 a sad fact. but ~ IL none the less
true. Drive avsy the pain. modify the
temper. estofo tranquility OF mind in eases
OF rheumatism aud neuralgia with Hostel
tet's Stomach Bitterz an Anodyne aud
tonic OF comprehensive range and effect. IA
BEAUTIFULLY stimulAtss the kidnev, bladder.
stomach. liver aud bowels when inactive.
srd induces sleep aud appstite. kvsfY
quoting effect, not an unnatural, stupsfy.
ING one, like that Of an opiats, Is producsd
BY wins glassful before tstiFine. ltis In
comparabie IN malarial disease.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

New York city TO visit friends and trausaet
business for the firm, returning 20 Helena
about July /.
The y. 7. e. c. L. Of the Christian church
gave a very snts tanning social last evening
&c tbs home Of Miss Mary Read on Eighth
avenue. The programme consisted Of mu-
SO and Tecitations followed b. refresl.
ments. Prof. Easton and Mise Azie Mi s
sang solos. Misses Lena Fuller aud Ada
Gamer gave recitations The Banjo and
Mandolin club delighted all. More than
100 persons were present.
The Ladies Whist club met Fri AZ after
noon at the residence OF Mrs. Peie, Lar
SON the guests were Mrs. l.. b. Smith, OF
Anaconda, Mira Walsh and Mrs HarWooi.
The usual interesting game was played, aud
one OF the guests, NJ 8. Smith, won the
d 81 iHe, set OF silver buttons; the sec
ond trlza silver pin in ths shape OF a
battle az Was won by MIRA Carson. Dainty
reirsshments Of strsvbsrries. ice cream.
cakes. almonds and chocolate we're after
wards served.
The SeKtstts olub met With Miss IdasA-
vermhn last Friday evening 10 was tue
last meeting Of the series aud the prizes
were won by Miss Wilcox aud Mr.. hiraele.
The gentlsmsn's prizl was a 90 d soArf pin,
IN the form Of sword; the ladies was
e9ld s"0rd pin. those present wsis:
Misses Wilcox Cory. Matthews, Lang
ho ne Rsinig. and SilveTmAn; MsssrL Mir
sole, thompson, Green. DuerfsldL Crilsy.
and HazsltoE. The usual number Of hands
was plaJed. after which Refreshments wee
served.
The birthday of Mrs F. II. Crovel, OF
Harrison avenue. was oelebraisd In q pleas
ant manner by . number OF her friends
honday evening 10 wac surprise pa ".
and oomplets surprise. Mrs. Croweli be-
ing IN the house OF n nsighboT, when her
home WAS taken possession OF by these
fTisnds. They did not fail 20 bring every-
thing needful for a jolly evening", and cards.
music and dancing. with Tsfreshments OF
zee e.eam anu cake were all In order. The
invaders we're Messra aud Nssdamss Bick-
80. Miner. BrunslL, sawyer. Carpenter and
Mrs. HarTah.
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and there appeared Misses Baud Berlin,
Ocie Russell. Jennie Wall. Lena Fluhr.
Alnta Blackstone. MHude MRllon. Fred
ericka Nord. j ulu Zietz Edith Lethiehn.
Florence Hol oway. Messrs. Chas 4. B-ary.
Fred Yaeger. Willard r.. Mile. GEORGE l..
Hou.e, Milton Gamer. Cha. Adam Franz
Esist. Jose, Ia Bowdeu, Harry y. Gibson and
j ohm BeTtness. The young lalies were at
tired IN white and all we're decorated with
the national colors. Thoir dancing won
hearty applause from the spectators. and
reflected great credit upon the skill aud
patience Of Alrs. Sulgrove. who trained
them for the occasion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

A LAS SUMMONS ~ THr pf.rRrpl
= court 81 the tirst Judicial district Of a..
stale Of Montana. In and for the county Of l.sgi,
ala, fo.h. plaintiff. ". William 10th do
fen iaut
The state q Montana sends greeting 10 IN.
above named defendant
louars hereby required o. appear inaa action
brought against you ~ tho above naiusI plalnf q
IN the district couri u tho first judic,al dii--t
% the state ~ Montana On and for the COUNTY 81
Lsvis ami lArke. aud 20 answcr tho counlal Id
Med therein within ten DAYS tsxctuslvs OF No 49,
q ssrNlcel after this service % gol I'd I'D. .,t.,
mons, n served within this cuuufy or n snrFss 800
or TINS county, but within This district. within
twenty days. otherwise within forty dsTt sr
Judgment hy default will b. taken sr.ins- ~.
according 20 ths prayer Of said com plaut
No SD a. iIA . brought ~ unta "a u .iarroa
dtifoIFtus thu loads % matr .moaF b. rsf ofos.
ana no emitting hctsoeu tho naiuun and taa
defendant, And that The ousf.tit CONTROL 80
pussesstou % Marguerite o. 9th and h-Ilf, t.-.h
iAe children II the ssid "a ties 10 nIiudssd t,,
The painful he sruunda on which - 10 -.uIs.
msni and uecfes are claimed h thai tha aafsnI
alt Tor more Than uus year last pa.t has bs.u
hahitually mem paFa.o ami AZ haLilaai drgnE
arr, ami furthermore that the dafan lsnt ~.
y en- kilty 81 rAtfsWo CT nlfF tuwarIn fHr
, sintii ever since their MARI aga - is more
fully ct out - ths compliant en- ale nnretn f,f
sreuce Co watch u hef, bF made
And y"u are hereby notified that JON fa.l %
appsar ans answer tho aaid com plant a. ahttf
IequlrsA me aid rlaiutin Nil APO ts t.s
Given under nv hand and The seal 81 the ais.
tiict court - tho tirst Judicial district 90 ths
siatH uf huutaua. lu an far tht
- - county n les.s and tiarka
F - Nifat iris 18th day 90 hu.II. lu a.
1 Jua. 40. year Of our Lord ono t.ousa q
\ Nouf- sisht hunage.i snl nluete-faal
-, JOHN hkAN. Clsrx
4. W tieisrher. atio-nsy fof plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
F. P. TOWER. A. NJ, D. D.

PROPOSALS ron PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Dmce n toustruciinE Qusrfernastsf. Hell
Qua. huutaua. IaF rs lsii. -. "a. "a pruunaala
VII Do fe1oifea af the office uut|i MuudaF. tuue
II. l7ils D. n.rlocks noon. and opened lnmeil-
hInH tNaifaf rr lu rErHrura 20 attending tiIdafa.
Tor CONE ractiug ca tha aIta ~ fou llsrHasu.
lnaf ilNs ua huufaua. double HHfa aihrfr
quarter. D siard h0use dnuh q usfrseh. deu-
Do 80 81 q. uiI|caf'a auafIrrs d sIaNla. haks
ore aiorgnsuaa en- - hfiea. and Z scale huaar,
ifama hulidlus. alnu rrouaaals Coz ulamllnf.
stnain haaiiaF ana aas uluius Iaritgu n sd
NulI4iuEf rnpafafa BIDS ralulfnI fuf rausIfucs
uon, Iiumhins, healing sd So uinIaa ~ IN
arcnfdan1e slth rlauH aul auar Itoafinua ehlrn
mag d. snau nt this Office. ard la fif.as daall-
mated in bidder cirralar
lana tsrma Tor pfnueaaIa circular % hlaaala
AMI other Necessary iafurmsflau aIu ~ lnfr
uiahal GA application o. tta uutarslansi 10
E1fnruuaut rsaarFas tna fIEnf A. ra 90 49, - ~
nii's 90 faria thereof au1 fn HalFa fncanlei -.
ifrt7, tnfulopfs cuutaiuInF pIsuasais saana
D. wafsaa "ifoupaaa Tor tui.4iuFa. -
uiumnius. haaiiuE o. gas g. alna A. he go
MAJ 10 aad addrasasd g Geo h hogL eaplala
sn4 Atat quariqrmastaf. Y. b aflal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

~ iouls AMI Clarke cauutr Mon aua 80 "a
lids Will b. received uu o. IfnrI .cr ~ Ia
lhufsdal, hrru 81, 10 fur fla a-raI OK 90 slaf
j. KNOWN - tho Vol rrroA wH.hnut r.aI near
Wolf rrek. Aoutana. rc .urdils o. euIF rur's
plat and report on hlo iu fh.aa H.ra IIs haarI
" c"uny c9mtnissioucrs rcsoiFe tha night to 70
Get tny 81 all hida
, order Of the huard
J. q. OOKER County Clsr.
dated hslsaA March "A lsst
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

II the 10 l. fa,lin. ouL or turning graz.
requiring stimulant with nourishing aud
coloring food. Halls NsRstsbls sicilian
Hair Remover 10 just the specific.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

One Of tho ciS's chief attractions. the
hroadvater plunge. "a again opcn 10 tie
public uu-er tLe efficient management OF
Z. s.. MARROW Polite attendants. with ia.
wrll-knoWn ana faithful Tex" az tie head
viii DO al. that is ucoa.u! f.t the osnlfort
ana convenience OF "ths fllur r." Irls
IS abliahment hHH fame taut IS Wild
b roal; % Is tie la geat ana hnndsomrst
nntato igm ga the world. aud somslatay
which every VISITOR 60 Muu'unH .tsl e. ~
SOC. q good ATTENDANCE fur the ssa4ou of
1871 is desirnbio. aud ever vlstturWilI r1
away iee.int re.fosheA aud iuVIearate
u.ter plunge 90 the l4mntl aEl n..ttp-
g4ytug Waterr.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

lte Bee Hive Offers special bargain this
Sssh IA Infants emhroitercd ctshmero cloak.
lhsse goo q aro worth from s. 50 10 e. bpe-
slal price Tor choice only g. b3.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
SILVER WEDDING BELLS.
twenty I've Years Of Welded Life
Are Celebrated by Grand
Reception.
Tho Montana Club Again Hand
somely Entertain Quests From
Homo and Abroad.
Helena children wni Present a Pretty
cautatA-rrires Arc Won at Several
whist Parties.

One OF the finest Rdaira Of the season.
and one whose equal has not boon SCI ia
Helena for a long time. was the reception
given by Mr. and Ms. H. d. Tatem.
Wednesday. May .. az their home on Mad
ison avenue. The occasion was the twenty
nth anniversary OF their mar iage. and the
event was celebrated in the handsome man.
ner which has given Helena ci clts rcpu-
tion equal 90 that OF tho society OF any city
In the land. The house was brilliantly o.
Illuminated and the decorations were pro-
fuse. the colofs being ross color and white.
Roses. pink and white. we're Sc a eyerJ-
where. ana potted plants. such as ferns,
palms and othe Of Spreading foliage
served "A IA background TO the delicate
oolors Of the flowers Trailing smilar was
effectively festooned about tho chandeliers
and doors. NJ and Mis-. Iatem received
their guests standinR under an arch OF
smilax in the ont drawiuR room; from
the center Of tho CHI hung marriage bell
Mrs. Tatem wore her wedding dress. OF
rich ivory satin. trimmed with equisiie
point lace; number OF diamonds. two Of
which were gifts that DAY. completed the
handsome toilet. She was attended BY her
white co ded silk, trimmed in fose-lavendur.
diamond ornaments. The other Attendants
were Col. and Mrs. ". +. Sanders; the lat
ter wore a very beautiful imported gown.
en- traine. OF pale blue satin ground. EN-
broidered Ia floral design IN natural
colors; 1t was trimmed IN green velvet. All
the ladies Va tho aasemb age wore unusually |
handsome gowns; and the scene. with the |
many lights the flowers, the moving |
kaleidoscope Of delIcute co.ors and flashing /
gems was one long 90 bo remembered. /
From some hidden recess, tho soiteued /
tones OF Shapes orchestra stoae out upon /
the hower-sceuteu air ana formed "a hnr- /
monlOus undo current OF sound to she /
many guests. Light refreshments Of Ice |
cream, in rose color aud white. wine Jelly. |
cakes, almonds, coffee and chocolate, were
served. The presents numerous and
Valuable, we're such as we're ~. roi rate to
tue time ana occasion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

The reception at the Montana club Fri
day evening, while not attended d. such a
large number as It's prsdecessors have been.
was nevertheless nu enjoyable Ud4lr. tis
an Inspiration supply TO go INTO th1 heauti-
iui rooms. C4nvai was again spread iu
tho paElors, and these rooms with the hall
were used Tor dancing. Sharp = orchestra
furnishing toe music. llo bi.l.rd room.
library aud lowing alley also hal their
quota OF visitors. lIese Informal pdnra
are such pleasant .etturo OF helrun social
hie that 10 To be hoped tho series OF re-
Cei tous Will DO cont nue. iuitHnitelv
Among those Or sedt were. M~-Iamrs 4
q Bach, Hil h-uuett. Davis Sands.
Eaton, Gems. TO bsi. II. Cannon. hrIlry.
Ave-y. Baucuck. huut.ev. KNIGHT. BieAstf.
Young Lott. Lana. Is. brown. Lnoke,.
thowning Wnlisc.. Bradford Hu.t. Mar-
shal, loolc, uoyt, q. lukr Miner. Wilson.
L. mar. Greenfield. Garrett. G. utr. Cater
nout Misses King. Mcconnell. .-traueln.
Ashby. barnah}, l.. ckef. Harley. Brook
hosecrH NJ, Atchisou. y. AtcLis. Il. B.ak.
h. blake gar. lNcka CO.., MrEvl,. A
number Of $40 officers onoat.t.onol
tho fnlr grounds We a guests Of the club.
together viii few v.siturs from out OF
town.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
MONTANA UNIVERSITY
University Place. Near Helena.

he beat oluipped koardinr school Do Mon.
tsnA and o. ms the most ueiorais bsafd ana
tutton ~ Literary branches from u3Il 60 f1l4
Der school Taar aeu arding g. the course pursusd
oand Tor catalogue 10 the prssidsnt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Next Saturday, the 18th, at Mine's opera
house, is TO DO presented q oantata by the
children of tho city, entitled From Fairy
land TO Drram-land." The children have
been carefully selected and we'll trained.
and it ia expected that tho performance
will be all that 10 pleasing IN e musical aud
dramatic way. Aeynopsis Of the cantata is
~ follows The nrst scene is laid in the
Kings court Ia falrV-laud, whore 10 calls
his sui isofs together ami info ms them
tunt Cora. tho goddess of liberty on
earth. u 10 Distress and. unable to deter
mine whom ghe shall take as counselor,
War, or Peace. Under the ROYAL instruc-
tons. the Queen. Content. Goodwill. Irue-
honrt. Fun and Cricket 20 % earth and
visit G.orln. Ihoy use their magic row .,
and the enchanting muslc Of their fairy
chorus 90 put hor TO sleel, and carry her -
ID eam-lgnd. AZ the first entrance Into
ID oam-lHud. War appears with Hatred
Cruelty, Revenge aud Dlscord rs attend
Hnts. and snHtches the crown from the brow
OF Gloria. and q oclaims that The Land
Of / teIom Is tue Realm 90 Wan his
avakens Gloria, who JlscJve a tEat Wa
has been false 10 her, Tut the queen and
Ter ATTENDANTS Immediately appear. and
with waving wanls and dreamy music
again put Eor 90 rlocp. Then Peace, with
Plenty Z. Industry and Music, as at
teudauts, 40 ears aud promises great har-
vests and labo a thrift, also an that Art
treasure stcro OF Plenty and al TINT is
Grand aud good Y she can only secure the I
favor OF Gloria. As she finishes the plea |
War comes in airing tbs crown, and IN |
forms her that u Is too late for the crown /
his been won. A quau el eusues, butGloria |
ARISES AMI takes tue crown I ON War aud |
bestowes 70 on Pence.
Inc fair d, having accomplish q their I
mission, ieaEaemb,e IA FARMLAND Aud re- /
count tLeir &c wees before the king and /
Queen, who Resumes her throne ~ bis /
hide. When the story Of their labors D. I
ended. Content aud Goodwill are crowned /
by the sovereiRns. Having wo Tor his
subjects the wide world over. where weary
hearts and troubled lives need tue solacs
that Contsut mud goodwill can give. lie
waves L.s wand and sends them forth to
gather tho stumbling blocks ont of the
iu- grd paths. hold back the tborns that
vr1, ana transmute sig b. into sonps and
the woes OF war into the JOY of .eao.
A grand array of brownies. rep esenting
thirty untinnalitios, viii assist ON the occs- I
son a. me rYmskeFs. A hundred chiltr-n
have been carefully trained aud they ola
play surprislng = nos and aptitude In TAX
lug thei. parts. 4 be attraction is a novel
one and promises 10 be- as entertaining ns
10 IS pretty.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

The grad mi.it1lv STAY hag given bv
tho M mhtra of Compare G.. 90. IS. g.. a.
she ru4i.o1ium on ILarsday ev d ug. vas
in every particular o. cumrlete success.
number 90 local Musicians aad afngets
added g. abe pleasure OF tho evening b.
giving iu GA excel. ont manner = vcraI
telccuons. Tho Great ate HctiJn of the
tail vaH tho Nay polo dance by t-n couaIo
ct young society iooplr. who Appeared
snu tly after she grand "a rch At tue Al
nal from she bugle the Ioors were openel
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23

The following is the program for the
-M0aennerchor concert at Turner Hall on
Sunday evening:
!. Overture Eossiui ,-;,.;rp;
z. Merry June Bug >-,,,,,a-o,,o-
D. Serenade, Richter, ~ Y;adar+.fa1
+. NY Song. Gunebert, Mrs. Ro1,marn
9 ~, Double Quartette
o. me Minstrel and His hid Duet
T. TO Art, Wagner, Liedert. & naennerchor
8. Violin Trio,
=. Wine Galop .naennerchor
10. Der VALID" T:osE.o,
II. Aria from Tannhauser Mrs. Ro,,manr
~. die Klag' O,,a-+a..a
IL. Bass Solo, Kriegers Tod. Prof p. I.c,,e
y Duet, -Dle Grenadiere" BART. & Bass
TO- Am Fidelen Stan,mtisch Maennerchor
Dr: Fred Fritsche will opeo dental Of
fees next week.
Mrs. Mary G. Taylor, Grand Matron
OF the Eastern Star will be here next
week to institute the local lodge of that
order.
The parade column will be made I'M
as follows: Marshal and Aide; School
children with their teachers Rand.
Company A; Mayor and City council in
carriages; Speakers in carriages: Sons
OF Veterans; Other Civic Societies; Heck
er Post; Citizens on foot and in carr;a.
ges.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23

Con. Kuhlei, an old Cincinnati &C.
quaintance of E. Maltzahn was in the
city during the early portion of the week
He represents tailoring establishment
and while here sold large stock of new
suitings to p. MOeger.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23
An Invitation,

Inc committees, having in hand the
arrangements for the observance of Mem
ORAL Gay request US to state that the CT
nzens OF New Ulm and the yarious civic
ORGANIZATIONS are cordially invited to
unite with Hecker Post No. 4s in nav
ing the proper respect to the deceased
soldiers of the War for the Union. Or
carnations wishing to participate in the
procession are requested to notify MIR.
VIM. Hummel of their intentions in Or
der that the marshal may give them the
proper position in the column.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23
Singing Lessons.

From now onI will give lessons in
vocal music at my home on Centre Street.
For information rs to charges and hours
of instruction apply in person.
Mrs. Theo. Bollmann.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23
Milk Cans.

wish to inform the public that We
handle 10 and 9 gallon milk cans of tho
BEST quality. We always have them in
STOCK. Mrs. H. Laudenschlaeper.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23

9emember that F. H. Behnke gets in
- Fresh Strawberries Daily.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23

farm machine oil for sale by Mrs. n.
Laudensc'ilaeger. The best quality.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-05-23

Strawberries Daily.
You can get Fresh Straw berries Daily
at F.. H. Behnke's,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-13

The weather has become on the dry
order, and the grou nd Is very dry, a
good rain is needed. zz=z5z
Mr.. Geo. Mating ley, Joseph Mcneil
lin and James Robinson, are having
grand success in acting agents for
Chase & Co., of New York. They sell
all kinds of trees, plantP. flowers and
shrubs. and you can rely on their word
that what they tell you will be just as
represented, or make 1t good.
Our genial and obliRiDg station
agent and postmaster has shorn his
mustaehe. and he looks like somebody
else. as sure as you live. Well. our
dear friend ID whole.souled and cheer.
full even without mustache, and he
has right to he.
Quarterly Conference was held on
Wednesday evening last with the
Presiding Elder. Rev. Louis q. Bar.
rett, in charge. His talk on the oeca.
sion was short. but as much meaning
and gospel In 1t, as would be In some
preachers sermon of an hour and q
half long. ==z
The Claymont NJ. z. Sunday school
will hold their annual picnic in VIM.
Vernon's grove on the eth of the
present month. Everybody is invited
to be present and spend q good time
with the people.
Our millers, J. Hopes Il Bro. and
Charley Price are very busy.
Everybody around Claymont has
werk that wants it, and at this time
none are idle. True AS STEEL.