New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-08-08

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THE STROLLER.
Observation-Disclosures
Now. there's that same Old thing again.
Last week ] had an item regarding the
burning Of refuse at the school building
when as matter OF facs there has not
been the sign Of FIRE nst,he building
fo q weeks. Fhe item was printed, as
/ the tf' lawyers sa pom information and
belief, and T n q sinner If the parties
who gave lie tie, 81 N alton knew any
thing about it themselves It's getting
SO, that newspaper man almost needs
ftos require a sworn affidavl6 with every
item Of news furnished him..
There was a time when the republican
! party put its trust in the. people, but
since then 1t has put the people in the
trusts. There was a time when its stand
| ards We're lofty and ennobing. Its only
standard now is standard oil. Its battle
cry years ago was sFreednm and the
Union II due credit be- given 10 one
OF Its modern leaders, ltssmotto for 900
lis "Gold and glory H. .12.s A
The Y. P, S. G. e. of the Congrega-.
tlonal church will"giv aslawn social Oh
I,the church campus Thursday evening
to which all are invited. Il. 49,.
Lamberton Star: Buenee, Bros, of
IaNeew Ulm, who recently uIchased, the
furniture store OF Geo. Terry, took charge
VI the business yesterday. Tney are very
pleasant Young men and will soon make,
friends. Geo. Terry, who retires from
/ the business, expects to remain here
about month yet before departing with
his family for Osakis, this state. or near
tina: vicinity. >. .@%
Benson Monitor: Hon. S. M. Owen.
editor of the Farm, Stock & Home, is
being doomed for lieutenant governor.
! Very few men in the state enjoy the con-
hdence of the farming community any
more than Mr.. Owen and if he is placed
On The ticket he will make a worthy
running male for John Lind. With Lind
and Owen at the head of our state ticket
there leaves little room for doubt as to
the results.
Anton Macbo, aged sc years, who
mad been in this country only about six
weeks was Frustrated by the heat Satur.
day afternoon and died within a few
hours. Deceased. was employed pitch
ing bundles to a threshing machlae on
the farm of Joseph Seifert, in the town
of Milford, and has three children, two
sons and daughter living in this city.
The remains were taken to the under
Waking rooms OF L. J. Buenger where
they were prepared for burial and the
funeral was held from the Catholic
church Monday.
Insured three days, burned one wdek,
loss adjusted, policy paid and work COM
menced on the new building is the rec
ORD of the recent fire at the plant of the
New Ulm Rendering Works. August
End, exactly one week from the time of
the burning of the Rendering Works N.
Henningsen, local agent for the Scottish
Union & National Insurance company,
had secured the adjustment Of the loss
and its payment to Messrs. Austin g.
Green, who have already commenced
the construction of solid brick build
ing to take the place of the former wood
/ en- structure.
Herman Howald and George Sperle,
two members of that particular fraterni-
ty commonly called hobos, got into an
argument last Wednesday which result
ed in Howald's being rather seriously
hurt, Sperle going after him with a. |
knife. Howald was taken to the hospit-
al and after hot pursuit which lasted
as far east as CORTLAND Sperle was ar
rested, the officers finding him in a box
car on the side track at that place. He
was brought back to this city and upon
the hearing before Judge Henn1ngsen
was convicted Of assault in the third de-
gree and sentenced to 80 days in the
county Jail. x&.. ~
Card Of Thanks.
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