New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-02-07
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orr With all clsases 81 psopae
ansl hays coInss 70 ~ adhered ono of
| a MIR nsana 81 sttractlng custom.
|eIs whsthsr he sells dry goods 81 cod
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ntslly g demonstrat that Ne have
faith u advertislng, lIsHE REyIEW viii
ilnsr,gerate the somewhat startling and
unnsaal inovatlonEo Of = bargain day sale
sof yearly su6sclip tiona. Refe hence to
our display dvertisement on the inst
page Of this paper viii fully explain our
meaning, but We will here call the par
ticnlar attention Of our readers to the
announcement there made. For one days
only, March Bird, We shall hold "a .Reds
81 Letter Day sacrifce sale, and upon this.
day, and no other, . yearly subscription
to THE REvIEw may be had for the tr1f-
ling sum Of one dollar, and besides:
which every one Subscribing for The
REvIEW upon that day will also be pre-.
sented with fully paid one year SUBJ
scription to the Northwestern Agricul>5
turisI, one Of the very best farm papers
published in the west. Bear ii mind. I
however, that this offer will lie confined:
to- that day and date only and will not
be anticipated or extended. To- take
advantage Of it your subscrip tlon must
reach US, or bear postmark of your post
office on that date. 5S5s.
The dance to. be given BY the End reg.
iment band at the opera house next Sun
day evening bids fair to be one of the
most pleasant parties OF the season. In
addition to the dance severa, special:
features have been arranged, among.
which are a bayonet drill by squad Of
exbert drillers from Co. A, representa-
ton OF British and Boer troops as seen
in the field, and a grand tableau illus
! tlrating the capturing of a British can
non by the Beers. Whether you dance
or not you will enjoy being present.
The Turner Ladies Society will give a
Valentine Euchre party at Turner hall
next Wednesday evening, Feb. IA. Card
playing will commene at s o'clock and
will be followed by amusements appro-
pirate to the occasion. Every one who
has ever attended one of the parties by
the ladies of the Turnverein will not
need to 5e reminded of the fact that no
more enjoyable way of depending an even
ing has ever been devised, and those
who have not as yet been so fortunate as
to spend an evening with them should
certainly take advantage Of the present
opportunity. sz.. =
The record Of January weather
kept by Observer Eckstein shows the
range of temperature to have been from
81 degrees above zero to 17below, while
the average for the month was 1873 de-
grees above. The coolest day of the
month was the 31st and the warmest
day the 22nd. The total snowfall
was two inches while Is days are
recorded as clear. with six cloudy and
u "partly cloudy" One of the most
marked phenomena IS found in the state
ment: ."Street sprinkler used on streets
Jan. 8, 1900" High winds prevailed
"a 80. + .
The st. Joseph German Catholic Be-
neyolent Society held its annual meet
ing Friday afternoon and elected the
following officers: President, M. j.
Juenemann vice president, Rev. A. J..
Rinke; secretary, Anton Zieher; vice
secretary, J. H. Haubrlch; treasurer
/ Christ. sprenger. Trustees Andrew
2.Amann, r. Schubert and w. Eibner.
Secretary Of life insurance branch
John Henle. Directors to life insurance
convention for three wears Rev n r