New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-07-31
still some people persist in talking of
horse racing as cruelty to animals. None
get better care nor kinder treatment than
these e1uines.
The Bicycle Crank.

$SO.UU. ms medal Will De AWARDED TO
the winner at the weekly races. The
winner to wear the medal until the next
race, when it shall again be awarded to
the winner of that race. Races will be
held regularly once week, either in the
afternoon or evening. Everybody Will
be welcome to attend. A small admis-
sion fee will be charged to cover expen-
ses. Particulars will be given next
week.
Al Oswald has sold his wheel to VIM.
Herian. VIM. has physique similar to
the mighty A. A. Zimmerman, and we all
hope he may develop the speed that A.
A. calls his own.
Maidens, whitening on the stalk;
Ride in carriages or walk;
Maidens, blooming fresh and fair,
Go wheeling, wheeling everywhere.
Hardly day passes without one or
more cyclists passing Though our town
aWheel 1t shows to what an enormous
extent the bicycle is used, not only for
recreation, but for practical business use.
Travelling men use the wheel extensively
as they can cover larger territory at a
less expense than by railroad.
Sunday, Aug. 4th, the New Tim Cycle
Club will make century run, very like
ly to Redwood Falls and return via Nor
ton and Fairfax. All those who wish to
attend will please report to the captain
by Friday evening.
Regular meeting tomorrow night. Do
not forget to attend.
More complaints than ever are made
about farmers dogs pestering the WHEEL
men in the country. If the farmer can
not keep his dog inside of his domain,
there is an excellent remedy for keeping
HIM off the road, and some of the boys
are likely to apply it, unless the dog be-
haves as well-bred dog is expected to
behave.
The emoluments connected with &
membership card of the L. A. w, are of
great value and every wheelman ought
to join that organization. Its objects
are to redress the numerous wrongs in
t1icted upon the cycling fraternity, to up
hold true amateur sport and chiefly to
work for the improvement of highways.
Can you afford to be without the League?
Application blanks can be had of A. II.
Wagner
Manderfeld, kashan, Friedman, Pfef-
ferle, Simmet and Wicherski wheeled to
Madelia Sunday.
The Madelia boys have inst completed
fine 8 lap track, and propose to give a
race meet some time in August.
Mankato is to have bicycle races on
Aug. 9Th. Quite number of local riders
will attend
The attendance at club meetings has
been very unsatisfactory lately, and pro-
posals have been made to have members
either attend more regularly or resign
their membership.
A number of the most accom- plished of
st. Paul's musical people will make
little tour of the state, giving concerts
for the benefit of their friends, more
especially in Carver county, about the
1irst of September. Among the people
for whom J. G. Aleman, who will man.
age the tour, has arranged, is Mr.. Emil
Straka, whose proficiency on the violin
has given him fame at least as wide as
the state; M. Ally Colin, one of the Gle
verest, if not really the cleverest, pianists
in the Northwest, and a number of other
people, making an ensemble of talent
such as has seldom been got together in
St. Paul. Mr.. Aleman has other talents
besides those appertaining to the man.
agerial capacity and will. be heard in
some really excellent vocal numbers,
The other members of the company will
swell the total to five in all and there
will be some good things offered for the
delectation of the people of Mankato.
St. Peter and New Ulm, where the con-
cert company will appear.-Pioneer
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