New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-03-14
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u writing to The Review requesting
2 change IN the address Of his paper
from Cranbrook to Moyie, British CO.
lumbia, Edgar Small, formerly 8 resi-.
dent Of this city, says: q have moved
out here and expect to remain for some
time. Ihave 8 formanship with the ST.
Eugene Mining Company and am doing
well. It is very large company oper-
atlng six or eight large mines within
three miles of town. The ore is 8 mix
ture Of silver, gold, copper, lead and
zinc, the percentage Of. gold, however, is
very small but in the other minerals the
ore Is very rich. like it very much
out here. We are located right in the
mountains, there is a fine lake here and
the scenery is something grand.
It was in one of the tunnels TODAY.
about two thousand feet under ground,
where there is from eight to ten million
dollars worth of ore in sight. -
Give my best regards to all old friends,
and especially to Harmony Camp No.
2o97, and hoping to receive the ever
welcome visitor, The New Ulm Review,
regularly, I am yours truly,
EDGAR SMALL.
Henry Ahrens was yesterday commit
ted to the insane asylum at St. Peter.
Herman Heinz yesterday pleaded to
guilty to assault and battery upon
Joseph Mickl and must pay fine of $50
or spend ten days as the guest of Sheriff
Matter.
Brer. John Geiger reports the arrival
last week of an old friend, Mr.. Robin of
Missouri, who expects to remain here
during the summer. .
Mrs. Robert Hartman, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in this CITY
for some weeks, returned to her home at
st. Paul Monday. She was accompanied
by Mrs. L. Vogel who will remain with
friends in that city for week or two.
Miss Emma Scheiderich and Miss Lou
Meile, after spending week at home,
left Monday evening for Mankato where
they are attending the Normal School,
They were accompanied by Miss Mamie
Erickson, who had been visiting friends
here.
The Y. P, S. G. E. of the Congrega-
tional church will give a social in the
church parlors Friday evening for the
| benefit of the famine sufferers in India.
There will be literary and musical pro-
gram and all are cordially invited to be
present.
| A petition has been circulated this
week nominating N. Henningsen for city
Justice to be voted for at the coming
municipal election. The Review Is very
much pleased to note that it has been
very generally signed by the business
men. the number of sigatures already Sc.
cured being largely in excess of what is
required by law to place him in nomina.
ton.
Dr. G.. F. Beachler received the sad
news Saturday morning of the death OF
his brother, Louis N. Beachler, at Cleve.
land, Ohio, on Friday. Deceased was 9
young man 26 years of age, unmarried
and a successful business man in the
grocery trade in that city. He had beer
operated on for appendicitis about six
weeks prior to his death but was sup.
posed to be we'll on the way to recovery
and bis sudden death is sad shock to
his relatives.
A large number of tickets have been
disposed of and numbers of people are
forming theatre parties. It is good
laughable play, by fine comedian and
an excellent company. Mr.. Dillon will
certainly bring down the house as~Hiram
jolly, an eccentric old bachelor. The
part just suits his peculiar style, and
assisted by his clever company, he keeps
his audience in roars of laughter. Seats
are now on sale at Elbener's. Prices, so,
IS and Is cents. .. ~~
Directors Manderfeld, Schapekahm
and Henle, who comprise the committee
from the board of education having in
charge the letting of the contract for
the erection ot~ the new high school
building, went to Minneapolis yesterday
morning to examine several buildings
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