New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-19

number of shade trees have been
purchased BY the county commissioners.
to b planted on the court house square
The bids for carrying the mail be-
tween New Ulm and Brighton were for
warded TO Washington by Postmaster
Weddendorf last week. A reply mag be.
respected soon.
Good sized RATS are now daily arr1y-
ing here, some of them consisting of
from forty to fifty logs. They are all
from John F.Neumann's woods and will
oe disposed of in short order.
Dr. Horace Newhart, having complet-
ed his course of medical studies at the.
universities Of Munich and Wurzbury,
IGermany, is expected to return to this
city during the month of June.
Revs. Seifert of st. Peter, lick of
Sleepy Eye, Meyer of Sanborn, Damman
Of Lake Benton, Duesterheft of st. Clara
and Sauer Of South Oak ota were here on
their way to the Lutheran pastoral con-
ference in Arlington and on their way
home.
The reception rendered the Hartmuth
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fir. Burg and Mrs.
81. Roos atSchmucker's Tivoli last Thurs
day was a brilliant affair. The numer-
obs participants enjoyed thoroughly
without any regard for time. As the
Hartmuths may remain liz the Father
land, the farewell reception was well ad :
vised.
F. Burg jr. has removed his wellknown
resort to Gebser's building, pending the
reconstruction of his former place, which
is 10 be three story structure. Mr. Burg
will conduct his business in strictly
tirst-class style as heretofore, but lovers
of the bowling sport will miss the fine
bowling alleys for the time being.
The Morgan Messenger has been sold
to M. Roy Whitman and under the new
management the paper has been enlarged
to six column quarto. This is good
showing for Mr.. Whitman's enterprise as
well as for the good business views of
the advertising business men of Morgan
and the readers are benefited by the
change. ..<-. .a
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
French communicated with Judge of
Probate George regarding the revenue
| (war) tax on bonds filed with the Judge
Mr.. French says that no revenue stamp
need to be affixed to bonds furnished by
guardians, executors, administrators ETC.
appointed by the court for execution OF
their trust, as has been the custom up to
now.
County Attorney Geo. T. Olsen and
Miss Stella J. Burns were clandestinely
married by Rev. Soper of Plymouth Con.
gregational church Of st. Paul on Feb.
ruary II. The marriage was kept Sc
cret up to few days ago for reasons
not known to anybody. Perhaps the
romance had something to do with it
| Well George, here is to you and your
family, may you live long and rosper
| The Standard OIL Co., instead of re-
ducing the price of kerosene oil at this
point in response to general demand
made by local merchants, have increased
the price at other points around Red
wood Falls, and as a result, oil IS now
being sold at 13 cents per gallon in this
territory. Rockefeller is preparing te
make another liberal bequest to educa
ton or science undoubtedly Redwood
Gazette.
1 Jos. Epple & Co., the favorably known
butchers, are greatly charging thei1
meat market. Their new refrigerator
taking up one and one-half carloads ar
rived here last week and is SAID to be
one Of the finest in this part of the coun
try. With improved facilities and more
commodious space given them, new Gel
lars and an enlarged salesroom being
added, the firm will be one of the bes
equipped.
}, Certificates of naturalization do not
!, require the 10 cent documentary inter
nal revenue stamp. The Washington
authorities have just issued ruling tt
that effect. This will be interesting new!
to to the campaign committees in Min
nesota, which put up money for stamps
for thousands of certificates issued las
fall and summer in the general effort tc
prevent the amended suffrage provisions
of the state constitution from disquali
/ flying foreign-born persons who had neg