New Ulm review., 1897-09-15


smoke the g er,na ann's AIonument''
cigar.
Mrs. Haub Of St. Paul IS The guest Of
Mrs. Helen Setter.
Tom Kretsch transacted business at
Lamberton Monday.
Jake CurrentSof Home called on his.
New Ulm friends Monday.
Boiler Inspector Fenton Of Slayton
had business here Saturday.
Mic Baasen and family Of Sleepy Eye.
were visiting in the city Sunday.
Phillip Gruye was over from Wiz.
.thlop for short while Monday.
Miss Helen George was home from.
Springfield Friday and Saturday.
VIM. Mueller, the Springfield cigar.
manufacturer, was in town Monday.
Alb. Fiemeier Of New Ulm aid Mary
Unverworn of Brighton will be married
tomorrow.
VIM. Schreier and Miss Clara Boehme
were married at the Evangelical church
yesterday.
Peter Sauer. and daughter, of LIE Sueur
have boon o,,octc of9 %hn l,,n,o IS fyl...S.
Stole the past week.
Minneapolis ministers will occupy the
Congregational pulpit during Rev. john
sons absence in the cast.
Mr.. Hunckel, who spent several weeks
with Richard Fischer, returned to his
home at Madison Saturday afternoon.
Sheriff Bowen was up from Mankat1
yesterday. He was after the man Dack,
who was arrested her Monday. The THEFT
was committed atLake Crystal.
Misses Flora Pfefferle and Lucy
Weschcke returned on Thursday from
Chicago where they purchased fine
line of pattern hats and bonnets for Mrs.
Pfeferle's millinery.
All parties having carriages are urged
to turn them over to the executive CON-
mittee next week for use on Monday af-
ternoon and evening and Friday af.e1-
noon. Let the people Of New Ulm show
that they know how to entertain.
A baseball tournament will be held in
this city from Sept. "a to Sept. 20. The
following clubs will participate. owa-
tonna, Mankato, Waseca, Candy, Mar
shall, S.. Peter, Redwood Falls, Dodge
Center, LIE Sueur, Sleepy Eye. Winthrop
and Springfield. 1t is intended to have
one or two games each day.
Dan Birdsall, the engineer, who was
reported last week as having been miss
ing since August 2eth, was, according
to Springfield dispatches never missing
at all. Strange, though, that his Garden
City relatives should be securing the
country in this neighborhood in search
of him, Il week after he says he reached
Springfield.
"My friends" exclaimed the eloquent
minister, "were the average man to turn
and look himself squarely in the eyes,
and ask himself what he really needed
most, what would be the first reply sug-
gested to his mind?'' "a rubber neck"
shouted the precocious urchin in the rear
Of the room, and, in the confusion which
followed, the good man lost his place
in his sermon and began over again.
Puck.
Statistics taken from the recent returns
of the various county auditors over the
state to the state auditor would seem to
indicate that the southeastern part of the
state, heretofore the. leadlng dairy section
Of the state,and almost IN the United
States, for that matter, will have to look
after its laurels in the dairying line, or
they will be wrestled from it by the
western and northwestern sections of the
state. In the southeastern section but
few counties show an increase III the
number of cows over the return made IN
1896. In the western section every
county shows substantial increase.
The total for the group is 139,539, and
Brown county leads her sisters, by
gain Of 100.
Notice Of Board Of Public Works.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing Of the Board OF Public Works OF the
city Of New Ulm, in Brown County,
Minnesota, to be held at the City Clerks
Office Of said city on September 5Oth, A.
n 1RQ7. At e0,clnck n m IF that nov