New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-09
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The New Ulm telephone exchange is
in working condition again. Last We'd
nesday the first messages were trans
mitted.
John, brother OF Frank Schneider,
passed through town last Friday on his
way to Mankato with string of twenty
fine horses.
Superintendent Cantillon and Gener-
al Agent Northmore Of the Northwestern,
headquarters at Winona, were transact
ing business here last Wednesday.
The business men of Sleepy Eye are
holding meetings in order to perfect ar
engagements for street fair to be held
early in October. Committees have
been appointed and they are all busy at
work. - .........
Without dissenting vote the Ordens.
fest OF the Hermann Sons was declared
a glorius success in every respect by the
committee on arrangements,by the thous-
ands of visitors and by the press through.
out the state.
5 The net proceeds of the Hermann
Sons Ordensfest Sunday a week ago
amounted to nearly 5000. The neces-
sary repairs of the monument and park
will be ordered made and the expense
will be betrayed out of these receipts.
An attempts being made to set apart
for public park certain section of the
grounds near Ft. R1dgely. The matter
will be vigorously agitated during re-
union to be held by old settlers on the
Fort grounds from September 18th to 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Miller of Moran,
Kas., were visiting the latter part of last
week and the first two days of this week
with the family of Dr. Weiser, returning
home Tuesday. Mr.. Miller is the father
of D. Miller, superintendent of the Great
Northern.
General alarm. The citizens called to aid
the fire department at Hermnn's Park Sun
day August Goth. The auxiliary called
into requisltion.
Thursday August 18th, double we'd
ding will take place at the residence of
John Luetjen ST., when G.. A. Wellner
of Hibbings, St. Louis county, MIMI,
and Miss Adeline NJ. Luetjen, and H. E.
Schroer and Miss Anna M. Luetjen will
be united in marriage. Schroer is teach
er in a Lutheran parochial school near
Gibbon and Wellner is bookkeeper in
one Of Hibbing's mills.
The excursion train to New Ulm Sun
day, was we'll patronized, and the "Gem
of the Prairle,' as New Ulm might fit
tingly be termed, was crowded with gay,
pleasure seeking visitors. Those who
took advantage of the opportunity to
visit New Uim on her gala day, report
themselves as highly pleased with the
reception they received and the time
they had.-Redwood Reveille.
The old days when New Ulm was,
properly speaking, :. river town, and
large crafts loaded and unloaded freight
at her numerous wharves seem to have
returned. For only last Tuesday ou1
friend Joe Walters, then lacking heavily
to the south, when questioned as to his
absence gave answer that for the last
two days he has been busily engaged in
New Ulm unloading ''schooners. MA.
della Messenger.
A divine healer caused a farmer near
Worthington to shoot 80 hogs, because
it was "ungodly'' to raise hogs, and that
every hog contained devil. The hea,
Ter is disciple of Dowle, of Chicago
After the hog-killing he was arrested
and tried as to his sanity, anu promised
to get out of the country, on the strength
of which promise he was let 90. The
farmer who was fool enough to kill bis
hogs, simply because the other dam phool
SAID SO is the one who should have his
gray matter examined'-Tracy Herald.
The Brown County Fair this year
promises to be the best ever held The
management are spending neatly $1,000
for special attractions, outside of premi-
ums. Friday Sept LIST and Saturday
Sept 2nd will he the Two by uaS s.