New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-12-06

Dr.. Rogers Of Minneapo al ostheo-
path who has been making trips g sthia
city for some time past has decided to
locate 10 this city. He has rented rooms
in the Schoch- Ottomeyer building.
The football game between New Tim
boys and the ST. Peter team came of at
the fair grounds Saturday afternoon. It
resulted in the defeat Of the home team,
score being q to Q in favor of the st.
Peter team. #
John Simmet Jr. Of this CITY will en-
gage in business for himself at Green.
Isle, this state, where he has purchased
an interest IN 8 lumber yard. He will
remove with his family to Green Isle.
this week.
The M. s. st. T. since the recent
change in their time card are running
through cars from and to the Twin Cit
les on all their passenger trains. Passen-
gers going to and from the Twin Cities
will not have to change cars at Winthrop
as heretofore.
State dairy inspector Anton Ouren, Of
Hanska, was in this city Friday. Mr..
Ouren is considerably interested in the
laying out of more direct wagon road
from this city to Hanska and will donate
the right Of way through his property
necessary for the same.
Robt. Fritsche and Chas. Stolz will
not engage in the machinery business as
announced several weeks ago. Mr.. Frit-
sche has returned to his former position
as bookkeeper at F. H. Retzlaff's while
Mr.. stolz has accepted position with
the Mccormick Machine Co.
Aug Wegner Of Lamberton purchased
a nice new organ from Bach Bros. Sat-
urday. The people of New Ulm and
vicinity have already become aware of
the fact that Bach Bros IS the place to
buy musical instruments. They carry a
complete line of pianos and organs.
Miss Grace Newsalt of Owatonna has
organized a class in vocal music and ar
rived here yesterday to begin her work
of instruction. She has rented rooms
over Pfefferle's grocery store where she
will be pleased to receive. students. Miss
Newsalt comes we'll recommended and
will undoubtedly meet with success here.
In addition to the vocal and instru.
mental entertainment given by the chill
dren of Holy Trinity church at Caecili-
en- hall Saturday and Sunday evenings
there was also presented two act d1a-
ma entitled "Das 25 jaehrige Doktor
jubilaeum." The attendance was very
large and the production was excellent
in every respect.
News was received here last week that
George Boesch, brother of the late Wer-
ner Boesch, who died in this city on Nov.
18th, died at his home in Switzerland
on the 10th onf November. Mr.. George
Boesch has held honorable government
positions in Switzerland and at the time
of his death was mayor of the town
he lived IN. .=
Weather observer Ecksteins report for
the month of November is as follows
mean temperature, 40.1 degrees; maxi
mum tempratnre, "a degrees on the 9TH;
minimum temperature, IL degrees on the
Sd; total precipitation 0.21; total snow
fall 2.5 inches;1l clear days; 13 partly
cloudy days and 6 cloudy days. ~.
Marad Ali, the terrible Turk, was
compelled to "lay down" in all that
the term implies at Mankato Thursday
night twhen John J. Rooney, the giant
gripman of Chicago, took three falls
from the Turk, out of the possible four.
The occasion, was particularly the APP
proprlate in view of the fact that the
American people have been putting
"Turks" down on Thanksgiving Day for
ages past.
A. G. Hale, while engaged in loading
tools last Wednesday on the M, 8 st. L.
bridge across the Minnesota river, fell
off the bridge distance of 80 feet to
the bank of the river. His fall was bro
ken by striking the soft mud and upon
examination 1t was found that he sus-
tanned no serious injuries. His parents
arrived in this city Thursday morning
and took him to his home to Redwood
Falls.
As annouccd in last weeks Review,