New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-29
4 Hauenstein's celebrated Book Beer
viii lie on: tap mex Sunday. ss5

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will he on: tap next Snnd
JOS. Schumacher celebrated the 50th |
of his birthday last Friday.
Mrs. H. Setter is spending the week
with her daughter Mrs. g. Helmes at ST.
Paul.
Assistant Adjntant General Baasen
spent Sunday and Monday with his fam
lily here.
VIM. schulze of Rockford, MINI, IS
few days with his sister Miss
NJ. Latte.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Paul Strelow of Sleepy
Eye spent Saturday and Sunday here
with-friends and relatives.
JOS. A. Eckstein and VIM. Koch are
attending the grand lodge session Of the
A. o. %. w, at st. Paul this week.
Albert Kitsling has purchased the.
Klossner property on Valley and First
South Street last Saturday for 5000.
II g. Stuebe has placed a new National
cash register in his meat market. Geo.
Groebner has also supplied his saloon
with one.
Mrs. Helm, mother of Mrs. Albert
lick Of Cottonwood, died on Sunday
and was buried yesterday IN the Cotton
wood cemetery.
Next Saturday April LIST G. A. Otto.
meyer will give to each lady calling at
his store i fine flower. All ladies are re-
quested to call.
Many villages neglected to electza an
assessor as required by the new law and
they now find themselves without that
important functionaly.
Mrs. ]. G. Bliss who has a display OF
lace work in the city, until recently had
charge of the art department at the /.
A, Chapman Co. of Milwaukee.
George Blebel, clerk in Ecksteln's
drug store, has purchased Jos. WoelI-
gems drug store at Fairfax and will
take possession of the same i'll few
weeks,
Redwood Falls will have a coursine
meeting on April 10, 20 and 81. The
club expects to have about thirty dogs
entered and ~ wild jack rabbit chance il
looked forward to.
A party given by Miss Lalla Hlrsci
last Thursday evening III honor OF he
guest, Miss Struck, was an enjoyable so
cial affair and our young people ar
wishing that such pleasant OCCASION
could come oftener
Baarsch & Cannon lave purchased
| fine span of horses at St. Paullas week
They are a nice matched team and goo'
travellers. Mr.. Cannon left st. Paul Fri
day morning and drove them to Nel
ulm arriving here Saturday evening.
Services celebrating Easter will b
held at the Congregational Church mex
Sunday. Special Easter music by tn
| choir. Iii the evening an Eyentide serv
ice of song and reposes will be hello
The invitation is cordial to all to bot
services. ,.-.. r .--.
The following officers were elected
the town of Stately at the last election
Chairman, Robert Marty; supervisors, ,
L.. Farrell, Thomas Schllling; clerl
Ernst Bolbach; treasurer, John Schultz
assessor, Alfred Bradbury; justice, 4
Bradbury; constable, II. Trautmann.
/ Heretofore persons could only be ns
turalized at the county seat. A bill hf
now been passed enabling the distnt
i Judges to hold sessions outside Of tt
county seat Cor the purpose OF bestoN
| ing the rights, privileges and duties (
full citizenship upon such as apply an
found eligible.
! Lienhard Bros, having disposed {
m ost of their stock Of goods, WI
pack up, the balance and store it *
the present in the Klesling Block befol
shipping it away. Frank Burg Jr. wi
1 probably occupy the store room an
conduct his saloon business there unit
his new bui,aing is completed.
i In Fairfax the license people WEI
jubilant over supposed vlctary on
vote taken on the license question.
was, however, found that there wel
I seven more votes cast than there wei
voters and as the majority for licens
was less than this number, the electio