New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-02-14
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The proe rim for next s.ssk nseeling
Of tie Literary vl,ich viii Is held 81
"Wednesday, Feb. q /, = q follows:
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Recitation .iicy Hanelsteln
Piano Solo. ]. !. /. 8. q. IElsis Ecksfeins
Current Events ]. ]. Max Ffsender
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Essay s. y. ... 4. Capt. Current
Reading 4. !. I. &. /. Herbert Setter
Song 3. !. !. !. 3. B. 4. 5. Glass
The debate will be upon the question,
..Resolved that Lincoln was greater than
Washing ton. z The affirmative will be
supported by Gerard Ryszek and Katie
Russell with Edith Smith and Ora slegel
upon the negative.
Last Friday debate, & Resolved, That
water hal. done more harm than fire.
with the freshmen in the affirmative and.
the 9Th grade in the negative was decid-
ed IN favor Of the affirmative.
"a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
a. Nc askey at Chicago last week. Mrs.
Nice asky is a daughter Of Mrs. FL. e..
Mueller, formerly Of this city. 81. B.
Miss Lena St. Clair, eldest daughter Of
Mrs. II. G. Mueller, formerly of this
city, was married Jan. / 7th, to Oscar s.
Niemer at Omaha, Neb. I'll Il
Geo. Doster, of this city, and Robert
Fritsche, of New Ulm, have purchased
the machine business at this place and
Storden, of E. T. Eastenson. Mr.. Dost-
er Is a well known business man having
until recently been engaged in the hard
ware business at this place with A. G..
Gebbard, while Mr.. Fritsche has been
for the past ten years the efficient man
ager. and book-keeper of F. u. Retzlaf,
the New Ulm machinery dealer who al.
so handles machinery here where he
conducts branch Office. Dos.er &.
Fritsche have purchased good business
nd will doubtless meet with success.
Lamberton Star. +
A writer in the St. Peter journal pro-
poses a somewhat novel idea for the ben
eft of the public library which might be
tried in this city with good results. This
is shook shower, the idea being for
the board to give reception in the Ii
brary rooms to which general invita-
ton to the public shall be extended.
Every guest attending is supposed to
bring at least one book, but may bring
as many more as he chooses, which will
be accepted by the board and given a
place upon the shelves and,in the library
catalogue. These books may not nee
essarily be new, for in every home there
are volumes which could easily be spared
for donation of this kind, and the aggre-
gate would he a material addition to the
library. III.
The announcement IN another column.
giving the details of the "Red Lette
Day" sale of subscriptions to be held
by the Review March 3rd means exactly
what it says. On that day and date on
ly you can get one year fully paid
subscription to the Review and to the
Northwestern Agriculturist for 81.
There is no string to this offer. 1t means
that the payment of 81, if you are al
ready subscriber to either of the pub
locations, will credit your account with
one full year upon the books of both
papers for one year in advance. Bear
in mind, however, that the offer is limi-s
ted to one day only and subscriptions
will not be received at that rate upon.
any other day, excepting in the case of
out of town subscribers who may mail
their subscriptions on the Bird and they
will be accepted, if properly postmarked,
up to and including March 9th. ~
The most brilliant function of the sea-
son thus far was the ball given at the
Opera House Sunday evening by the 2nd
regiment band. Fully 500 people were
present, at least one-fourth of whom
were masked, and many original and
striking costumes were to be seen. In
conjunction with the dance there we're
several special features for which special
prizes were offered. First prize was tax
en- by the employees OF the Frank Burg
Cigar factory, who had prepared drill
IN the evolutions Of which the very ar
tistically spelled out the words .Frank
Burg Cigars and sNew UIm Fire De.
partment" as an advertisement Of the
new brand of cigars. "a company Of