New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-08-21

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A perfect rider possesses self-reliance,
self-restra1nt and self-control.
"Ordinary" bicycles in good repair
may be bought for dollar each.
VIM. Herian is our latest member of the
club; he will join the racing team.
All members of the Cycle Club, who
are in arrears, are kindly asked to ''square
up"
August Hummel is arranging for a
Farmers Institute to be held at Spring.
field.
Miss Tony Zieher will take a Course
kindergarten work at the Winona Nor
NAL this fall.
Please note that hereafter the bicycle
races will be held Thursday, tinstead of
Wednesday, evenings.
T. Waibel and Herman Fritsche of
Cottonwood have purchased a new
threshing machine outfit.
Four riders atButterfeld have been sus-
pended from racing for 80 days for rid
ing at unsanctioned races.
The track records made Aug. 9TH stand
good yet, but will be lowered next week
under favorable circumstances.
In thunder storm Friday night the
Catholic churcA at Morgan was struck
by lightning and burned to the ground.
The large candle in the window of
Crone Bros store was lighted Thursday
evening and is still burning. The rest
of the week will probably pass before it
is consumed.
Fred Meyer returned from trip to
Dakota on::..Sunday; he travelled 500
miles awheel and lreports having had an
enjoyable ride. .efsta %. 80
The Cycle Club have decided to have a
picnic at Meyers Greek on Sunday, Aug.
25th. 1t will be an invitation affair.
strictly bycicular.
Attorney Geo. F. Edwards of Mime
apolis was here Friday attending to mat
tiers connectedswith the tZuckermann re
plevln case. Edwards is attorney for
the assignee.
= Lit. l.. G. Scherer will leave for Tcxa,
to join his troop at Fl. Sill next Friday
afternoon. The young officer is to be
married to popular Chicago lady in
October.
E. G. Bald, the greatest competitive
rider this year, has so far won 10 first,
8 second and 2 third prizes; this gives
him more first prizes than any other
Glass B rider.
Prof. Lugger and G. j. Hermann, the
Minneapolis gymnastic teacher, and Mr..
Groener, turning teacher of Chicago,
arrived here Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with friends.
The printers and the clerks of the CITY
played matched game of ball on the
North Side Sunday afternoon, and the
clerks won. The score at the end of the
ninth inning stood 10 to II.
E. NJ. Schotzko, the dairyman, has
rented DR.. Schoch's farm north of town.
Jacob Hinderman threshed out LOOP
bushels of rye from thirty acres of boz
tom land in Ft. Ridgely last week.
There have been more crippled tramps
in town the past week than ever before.
One thing is noticeable, too, in regard to
them, and that is that they are the most
impudent and bad tempered of all tramps
At the laying of the corner stone in
St. James last Wednesday the Mankato
Commandery formed the escort to the
Grand Master Mason and was COM
handed by Jos. A. Eckstein of this civ.
The prairie chickens are doing good
work this year in DISCRIMINATING the
chinch bugs. Prof. Lugger says that he
made an examination of the stomach of
one chicken and found at least 5000
bugs therein.
A horse canning factory, with facili-
ties for slaughtering and canning several
hundred horses daily, has been opened in
Oregon and the owners expect to do a
great deal of export business. All
chargeable tn the bicycle.
For pedestrians: Don't dodge bicycle
rider. If you see wheel coming straight
at you, don't dodge; if you do you will
confuse the rider. If you stand still,
wherever you happen to be, the rider will
take care to give you plenty of room {;
but if you go lodging to get out of the
way, the chances are there will be q COL