New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-11-14

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Dr. Emil Weschcke will leave next
week for a. extended trip to the Pacific
coast, taking with him his sister, Miss
Elna. who was rscantly taken ill while
q school AL Mankato but il now % far
recovered s to be able 10 travel AMI it
e hoped that the trip to the coast will
accomplish her complete recovery.
st. Peter Herald Herman Froelick,
who for many years has been the man
ager# OF the Courtland creamery, has sent
in his resignation, which will be acted
81 nat the annual meeting il January.
Nj. Froeiich has been most capable
cfiicial, and largely through his efforts
the creamery has acquired its high stand
ing for the quality of is butter.
The 9 Left Hand social at the Con.
gregational church Friday evening drew
out quite q large crowd Of curious peo-
pie, both old and young, and q very
pleasant time was had. AS a church
social il was complete success from the
fact that it was social in every sense Of
the word aud every one present, whether
saint or sinner, was made to feel at
home.
Comfrey Times; The new sewerage
system is now completed and promises
to be all that is asked of it. It's source
is about eighty feet south Of Brown
street on Court, from thence it runs
north along Court to the alley when it
turns and runs east for halt a block
when it again turns diagonal.y northeast
and empties into the slough near the
railroad track.
a petition is already being circulated
calling upon governor elect Van SAINT to
appoint @. 81. Marden, son of ORA.
Marden Of this city, to the position Of
state librarian to succeed F. w. johnson
who, it is generally supposed, will be
required to walk the plank after the
first of January. Mr.. Marden is now
employed as salesman in large dry
goods house in ST. Paul.
The next attraction at the opera house
is the well known farce comedy 1.-TWO
Married Men, Sunday evening, Nov. IS.
Following this Manager Henle hopes to
be able to offer his patrons the sterling
Frank Z. Long company in a full week
ofreportoire for either week Of 10Th or
25th, presenting at popular prices such
standard plays as Peaceful Valley"
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and others equally as good.
There is plenty Of singing and dancing
in 1.-TWO Married Men," which will be
the attraction for one night at the opera
house next Sunday, Nov. 18th. 1.-TWO
Married Men" toured the country last
year playing only the larger cities, and
so has the endorsement of thousands of
theatregoers. It isn't a new play; it has
been tried and proven, and as the com
pany this year is better than last Manag-
er Henle's patrons may expect something
way above the average.
Prof. Hacker, of the State Expert
mental station, says the creameries Of
Minnesota are using the milk produced
from 455, 600 cows, and the value of the
milk is $9,75O,OOO. He estimates that
there are 100000 additional cows, for
which the returns are not yet available.
The average return for the cows report
ed is only $22 per head, and the profes-
sor declares that this should be doubled,
and would be, if farmers made study
of the feeding problem and prac1iced it.
The republican ratification meeting
held Saturday evening was a very sue
cessful demo nstration and was Joined in
by many people Of all parties. II is
gratifying to note that with the closing
Of the polls the rancor Of the campaign
comes to an end and the people display
"a willingness to accept the result with-
out q murmur. If the perpetuation Of
republican rule shall bring to the cou n
try. continuation Of prosperity and
good government none will rejoice more
heartily than those who stood steadfast
in the ranks of the democracy. The
principal speaker at Saturday evenings
meeting was Congressman Met leary.