New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-09-13
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Ed. Arhard returned from North Da-I
kota last week where he had worked as
jeweler the past two years. At present
he is visiting with his parents at West
Newton. He will soon leave for ST. Paul
and take six. months course in st.
PauI,s College.
'Maloney's Wedding will take place
at he Opera House, Sunday, Sept. 18th.
It is the merriest tumble Of fun and
wholesome comedy ever put together.
The company is headed by Miss Rose
Bradbury and James McC abe, and comes
heralded BY press and public as capable
Of amusing and audience through three
acts OF this brightest comedy drama pre-
scented this season.
The attendance at the State fair this |
year was the largest that has ever been
recorded in its history. The gate re-
ceipis were over $50 900, or over $780,
600 in excess Of last year. The daily pa
pers say that Minneapolis and ST. Paul
did their share but the visitors from the
country swelled the receipts to what it
was. From this city alone over 800 at
tended the fair.
Johnston Bros. s. Taught have CON-
menced to finish up grading on the new
s extension of the st. Louis R. r., SUBJ
contracted to Mr.. Philips, who left for
parts unknown some time ago. Last
: week they received two carloads of
mules and up to Sunday about fifty men
had arrived from Illinois to work on
That part of the road. They expect to
have the grading done about the middle
of November.
Next Sunday the M. & St. l.. Rail-
road will run their last excursion of the
season to the Twin Cities. The National
meeting of German Catholics will be
/ held at st. Paul on that day and a grand
parade will take place. The members of
| the St. Joseph societies of New Ulm and
of st. George will attend in a body ac-
4 companied by the Second Regiment
band. At least 500 are going and this
may be a conservative estimate T..
Miss Loef1er will give piano recital
at Turner Hall Friday evening, septem-
Der 18th, at eight o'clock. She is grad
uate of the Northwestern Conservatory
of Music of Minneapolis and will teach
in New Ulm. She graduated from the
teachers course and while attending the
conservatory at the end of her first years
study, won the gold medal awarded to,
the pupil who had made the greatest
progress throughout the year. Miss
Loef1er's experience in teaching has
been successful and she is capable of
filing the position. The daily papers Of
Minneapolis give her the best of recon-
mendations. :
The Boston Bloomers, Ladies Cham
! pion Base Ball Club will play the New
Ulm Baseball Club game of baseball at
the fair grounds Sunday afternoon,
September Gath. This will be one of the
most interesting and exciting games of
the season. The Boston Bloomers con-
sist of twelve ladies from various metro
politan cities, who have been engaged
to travel with this organization. Each of
these ladies is a ball player in every
sense of the word, and all who witness
the game will be surprised to see the
manner in which these ladies handle the
ball. They are travelling in their own
special car under the management of w.
2. Needham. They carry 1900 feet of
side wall to surround the grounds, and
will erect canvas canopy under which
there will be comfortable seats. This
will be the event of the season and will
afford tie amusement seekers of this
city the only opportunity of witnessing
this truly novel, exciting and interest
ing game. Admission, % cents.