New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-01-04

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The best methods for propagating
plums Martin Penning of Sleepy Eye.
Gathering and marketing the plum
crop Charles Stoll of New Ulm.
Planting and cultiyating Of the plum
orchard. j ohm Zeller.
The best five varieties for home use.
Otto Schell.
Fall pruning and winter protection.
II. Z. Runck of Milford.
Tlansplanting and caring for ever
greens. Otto Schell.
The spruce and their uses and value.
Mr.. Juni
Oui native cedars and their uses.-Ot-
to Schell.
Shade trees for ornament about the
home.-Mr. Juni.
Shade trees for street planting. VIM.
Pfaender.
What flowers shall we plant about the
ho,ne2- Mrs. A. j. Alvin Of New Ulm.
The five best roses for Minneso ta.-
Cnas. StoH.
The five best hardy shrubs for Mime
sota.-John Zeller.
My method of growing tomatoes
Emil Bethke of New Ulm.
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The best method of growing cabbage.
Mrs. John Zeller.
My method Of growing onions John
Zeller.
VIM. Siege will run the Bobsln saloon
in CORTLAND this year.
Fred Gerboth and wife spent the hol-
idays with their son at Adrian.
Mr.. Cleveland has resigned as butter
maker for the st. George creamery.
Attorney John Burchard Of Marshall
was IN the city on legal business Friday.
1t. Buschers attended the national
guard association meeting in St. Paul
Thursday.
Sheriff Block went to Blakely yester-
day to follow up clue to the murder
ers of John Wellner.
The. members of the Congregational
church will hold their annual meeting
at the church this evening.
The receipts of the Northwestern long
distance telephone in New Ulm for the
first two weeks were over $40.
Ed. Bobleter left for St. Paul Sunday
afternoon.sssss Eds appointment as mill
tary storekeeper seems to be assured.
Herbert Carlton of tins city has been
granted d first grade teachers certificate
for five.syears by the state educational
board. -..-. :-..
Steve Somsen, brother OF the New
Ulm attorney, has entered the Offices of
Brown. & Abbott, the railroad lawyers of
Wiuona.
Mrs. John Meyer of St. Peter died of
consumption last Wednesday. The de-
ceased was sister of Mrs. Fred Meyer
of this city.
James Robinson, the veteran West
Newton citizen, has been spending the
week with his old friend, Alexander Har-
kin, at St.sPeter. ~
The state agricultural society will
hold its annual meeting in st. Paul on
the 10th and 11th. Gov. Lind will de-
liver the address of welcome.
Congressman McCleary has recon-
mended Frank. ssBuelow for the postmas-
tership at Sleepy Eye. His nomination
by the president is expected this week.
VIM. Ruemke, who enlisted in the
Third United States infantry early last
Summer, has received his discharge and
is now at home, He reached here Thurs
day evening.
Should Fred Pfaender fail to win out
IN his contest, he will undoubtedly open
an abstracting office, and his. admirable
fitness for this kind of work will surely
bring him plenty to do.
Robert Fesemeier of this city ard
Herman Mueller of Courtlan, have as
soeiated themselves with Jacob Kloss-.
ner Jr. in the machine business, former.
ly conducted by Klossner s. Mueller. .
The MaeIdoft Imperial@ Orchestra is
81 apes at Turner Hall on
January stIi. This Is tirstsclass must
cal organization, made up Of artists who
Rave won favorswherevever they have.
appeared.