New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-12-20

and exercises 70 be given By churches
and schools will be found on third
page.
H. Behnke attended the annual
meeting Of tile State Retail Groccrs' As
sociation held in ST. Paul Thursday, and
was reelected as member OF the board
fof directors
Miss Ruth Sterling Of Minneapolis,
spent Thursday and Friday Of last week
in this city the guest of her brother
Thayer D. Sterling, Of the Minneapolis
s. ST. Louis.
/ Following the Owens the next attrac-
ton at the opera house will be Fitz s.
Webster's, "a Breezy Time, one of the
strongest farce comedy companies on the
road, Sunday evening, January 9Th.
| Henry Towne and Miss Flora Hale,
two young people we'll known in this
city, were married at Redwood Falls
yesterday. They will go atonce to Chick
amauga, Tenn, where Mr.. Towne will
go into business.
In the neighborhood of $4,000 was
put in circulation in this city last Satur-
day by the Minneapolis & st. Louis in
the payment Of its November pay roll.
And yet some people say that railroads
are no good to city.
The high school foot ball team has
gone out of commission for the present
season. We are informed, however, by
Manager Held that the team will not
disband but will add two or three more
members and organize hockey team for
the winter.
Ferdinand Crone and DR.. j. L. Schoch
have purchased the farm of Gustav
Guemmer in the town of.Courtland, Mic
ollet county: The property lies on the
banks of Swan Lake and is especially
adapted to stock raising, the purpose
for which we understand the purchasers
intend using it. g., ~. r.. l. |.-a
After the first of January it will be
unlawful, in this state, to use the United
States flag for advertising purposes.
The law forbids printing or painting an
advertisement flag or the attaching of
| an advertisement to it. This does not,
however, apply to the use of a picture
of the flag in advertising designs.
The Fire department announces its
annual ball to be given at Turner Hall
Sunday. evening, Dec. 81. Music will
he furnished by Eckstein's orchestra and
the hall will be deliberately decorated.
The price of tickets is $1.OO and every
one is invited to attend and show their
appreciation Of the services of the de-
partment. 49,
The funeral Of Martin w. Dage, who
died at the home of Mrs. G. Sauer last
Tuesday morning, took place from the
Lutheran church Thursday afternoon.
Deceased was i'll but few hours before
his death although having been suffer
er from lung trouble for several years.
He was ~ years of age:
The elevators at Wanda, Wabasso, DIVA
and Vesta on the Sanborn- Vesta extern
sion of the c. & N. W. are now reported
complete and ready to receive grain, in
fact the two first have been receiving
grain for nearly two weeks. They are
all owned by the Minnesota Elevator
Co. of winona, an adjunct of the Bay
State Milling Co., and Bingham Bros,
of this city.
Next Sundays offering at the opera
house will be the celebrated Owens ORA.
matte company in their artistic presen-
tatlon Of Richeleau. The theatre goers
of this city may deem themselves very
! fortunate that the local management has
succeeded in securing this high class at
traction for even one night, as it is sell
dom that they play towns not large
enough to warrant them in staying full
week.
! Harmony Camp No. 2097, M. W. A.,
held its animal election of officers last
Wednesday evening with the following
result: G. A. Spelbrink, w. c.; Herman
Mueller, w. A.; Hubert Berg, Elk. B.
A. NJ. Roos, Sec; Ernest Wicherski, Es-
corl; George Dietrich, Waterman; JUL
ius Krause, Sentry; F. H. Behnke, man
ager for three years Drs. Geo. B. Weis-
er and G. F. Reineke, Physicians.
In the distribution of the 100000 tree
culture appropriation made by State Aud
ltor Dunn last week, the amount award
ed to BrowH county was 1919 60. This