New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-11-29

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ganization Of their lodge in this city on
Saturday evening, December 9th, 81 =
grand ball and entertainments at Turner
Hall.
Among the Sleepy Eye people who
witnessed the foot ball game in this city
the Review noticed Mr.. and Mrs. Hess,
Miss Bingham, P. G.. jacobson, a. J.
Robertson and b. g. Hays, editor Of the
Dispatch.
On Monday the e.. s. N. W.opened
its new line from Sanborn to Vesta and
regular trains are now running between
those points. The stations between San
born and Vesta are three in number and
are known as Wanda, Wabasso and
DIVA.
With but very few exceptions the bus
mess houses of New Ulm were closed
Sunday in compliance with the effort to-
that end which has been put forth dur
ing the past weeks. The clerks, in whose
interest the movement was commenced,
extend their thanks to the employers.
who so readily complied with their re-
quest.
The score of TIE Columbia Bowling
Club on Wednesday evening was as fol-
lows; G. Toberer, 2O1; H. Behnke, 1875.
Geo. Hauenstein, 1865; J. Toberer, 151 !;
W. G. Alvin, $50; A. Vogel, 100; JOS.
GALES, 146; F. Burg jr., 40; J. Boblet-
er, 1873; F. Setter, 1873; A. J. Meyer, 1877;
F. W. Fritsche, 1879; L. g. Vogel, 1917. s.
G.. Stuebe will hold an auction sale of
heavy horses at the G. & N. w. stock
yards in this city Saturday, December
9th. These horses are all solid colora,
finely built, have long heavy tails, fiat
bone, are good length in the hip, short
on the back, we'll ribbed and stand fully.
Is hands high. With their excellent
breeding they will make the very best
horses for all kinds of work.
OF the teachers in the public schools
who will spend their Thanksgiving va
ca ton elsewhere than New Ulm Miss
Langmaid will visit with friends in
Minneapolis, Miss Garfield goes home
to Brownton, Misses Kohler and frankie
will spend the time with friends at Man
kato and Miss Budde goes to her home
in the same city, while Mr.. Raabe will
attend the wedding of his brother at
Waucoma, Iowa. -~.. .~s
The Review wishes to congratulate the
management of the high school foot ball
team upon one particularly agreeable
feature of last Saturdays game, and
that is the gentlemanly department OF
the players. There was not word or
action upon the part Of New Ulm's
players during the entire game that was
not strictly in keeping with the claim
made for them, that they are not only
foot ball players but gentlemen as we'll.
according to bulletin just issued by
the G. & N. W.. it is seen that during
1899 six lew extensions have been COM
pleted by the Northwestern aggregating
fraction over $50 miles, two new lines
by the Omaha with a mileage of 1872
miles, making total of 298.63 miles of
new road for the Northwestern system
during the past year. Of these lines
those in which the people of this section
are the most directly interested are as
follows: Burt, Ia, to San born, Mimi,
92.7 miles; Sanborn to Vesta, "a miles !;
New Ulm to Mankato, "a miles, Madel-
ia to Fairmont, 1888 miles. and Blng-
ham Lake to LETTERS, 1887 miles. The
grand total of mileage of the Northwest.
ern system Jan. /, 1900, will reach no
less than 8,273 miles,
Inc Northwestern has recently made
several important changes IN the general
officers of the company, among which we
note the advancement of W. A. Gardner
from the position of assistant general
superintendent TO that of fourth vice.
president, the latter Office being one re-
Gently created and the duties of which
will consist Of general supervision of
construction and all matters pertaining
to the improvement of the company's
properties. ILL.,
The rs. r. O." sign was out early in
the evening at the opera house Sunday
night, the occasion being the production
of the famous Passion Play BY means of
the vitascope..or moving picture machine.
Not for many moons has the opera house
held such large audience nor one so