New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-26
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Turner Hall.
The Star Band serenaded John Moe.
ger Monday evening.
The remainder s. the personal tax list
will appear next week.
Mr.. Lind returned from Wyoming and
Utah Monday morning.
E. G. Topper starts out this week to to
introduce Melachol to the doctors Of the
state. .9.
Anton Wiesner has rented Dan Dodge's
barn in Fairfax and will start a livery
stable.
Dr.. Hirsch spent a couple Of days of
last week at Winthrop on professional
business.
Mr.. Corr, the trave,ing salesman OF
the New Ulm Roller Mill Co., was in the.
city Monday.
9 John Hauenstein on Christmas made
all Of his customers present of q set OF
fine beer glasses.
No freight trains are running on the
Northwestern this week. The holiday
lull is the reason.
Ludwig Friedrich shot a large wild
cat on his farm near town last week. FIR.
Jahnke also shot mink.
"A child of John Ubl died on Satur-
day from diphtheria Group. The young
boy was six years old.
Mrs. Hose and children of Tracy are
spending the Christmas season with Mr..
and Mrs. John Hauenstein.
A,change has been made in the night
force at the depot. A new operator
nov sits at the key board.
The Albin postofice has been discon-
tinued. All mail for Albin people will
therefore 80 to Godahl, Watonwan coun-
ty. 49,
| The Firemen's Ball at Turner Hall on
New Years evening will be an enjoya-
BILE event. You will regret it if you fail
to attend.
| The Maennerchor went out to the home
of John Hauenstein Sunday afternoon
and assisted him in celebrating his birth
day.
An Historical Society was organized
at Turner Hall on Sunday afternoon.
! Its members consist Of many of the. old
settlers and few of the younger gener-
alton. -
The state declamatory contest will be
held in St. Paul to morrow. Miss Grace
Newhart of this city participates as one
of the contestants.
E. T. Critchett leaves for St. Paul to-.
day to attend the educational meeting.
Mrs. Topper, Miss Nichols and Mr..
Clarkswill also attend.
Some miscreant stole DIR. Koehne's
dentistry tools from out Of his buggy,
while standing in front ofAmann's place
last Wednesday evening. IL.
Peter Manderfeld was in Winthrop
last week on business connected with
the Rosskopf estate. The saloon prop
erty and fixtures will soon be offered for
sale. ~
The exercises at the M. E. church on
Monday evening were interesting. A
| program of thirty-seven we'll selected
numbers, together with tree, served to
entertain those present.
The literary meeting at Turner Hall
next Sunday afternoon is apt to prove
very interesting, judging from certain
topics upon the program. All are well
come who desire to attend.
Visitors here during the holiday sea-
son: Philip Liesch, David Backer. Geo
Forster, Otto Backer, Richard Fischer,
Albert Melges, Geo. Doehne, John Koch
and A. Wagner and family.
Andrew J. Eckstein has taken the
agency here for the Curryer and True
bindery of Mankato. People wishing to
have magazines bound in an attractive
manner should leave same at the store.
The Christmas tree at the Dakota
House this year was the 10th one that
the Settlers have had. That's pretty
good RECORD 40 years without once fail
ing to celebrate in this unique and hap
Ply manner.
Tickets for the New Years Ball are
nov on sale by members OF the Fire De-
partment. Get one early.
The Review office was not forgotten
on Christmas day as box Of Signoritas
from Burg, q case Of new export beer
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