New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-04-11

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past week not 8 single license having
been issued bJ clerk u court Larson.
This is all wrong, and - - effort tomendf
matt.,s matriiaonial the Review "a ltes.
mention Of the fact that MI. Larson has.
procuIed supply Of elegantly liti,o-
graphed licenses and marriage certifi-.
Gates which he will issne 70 his patrons
IN the future. Young man. you will
miss it if you do not get one.
The funeral Of Nm. John simmet was.
held from the Catholic church in this.
city last Thursday morning. Ms. Sim.
met, who died Tuesday morning at st.
Alexander's hospital where she had been
for some time undergoing treatment for,
consumption, had been . resident Of this
city since her childhood She was so
years Of age at the time Of her death.
and leaves a husband and five children.
Mr.. Simmet is manager of a lumber yard.
at Green Isle. r. < B
The Minneapolis & St. Louis announc-
es a new freight tayiff to go into effect
on the 18th, at which time regular train,
service will be inaugurated as far as
Estherville. The new tariff makes the
rate on first class freight If 100 pound
lots between Minneapolis and this city
80 cents, reduction of eight cents from
the old rate. On second class freight
the rate is reduced from 80 cents to e5
cents per hundred pounds; third class
from IS to 20 cents; fourth class from
10 to Is cents. ;. Il
Next Sunday evening the dramatic
section of the Turnverein will present
"Der Tatzelwurm," German comedy in
four acts. AS this is the first appear.
ance of the organization for the present
season extra effort has been made to the
end that the production, shall be com-
plete in every respect. The cast COM
prises several we'll known and talented
people of the city and The Review feels
justified in saying that it will he one OF
the best performances ever given here by
local talent. The piece will be elegantly
staged and the entire production will be
of high order! Seats are now on sale
at the City Drug Stare. -
Gifin's Orchestra, which has been Sc
cured by the management of Turner
Hall as the opening attraction for the
summer season at that popular resort, is
said to be one of the very best attrac-
tions of its class touring the west this
season. 1t IS decided novelty, in the
entertainment field, and the Hoyles, who
furnish the musical portion of the enter
taiu1nent are said to he one of the
strongest musical organizations in the
northwest, while Miss Helen G. Beck has
few superiors as an elocutionist and en-
tertainer. The dates are Saturday and
Sunday, April q and %. Tickets now
on sale at W. G. Alwin's City Drug
Store, or may be bad of any member of
the committee. ~.,-. So.
At special meeting of the board of
education held Monday afternoon 1t was
decided to postpone the opening Of bids
ter the construction of the new high
school bnilding until Thursday evening,
May Bird, owing to delay in several de-
tails. The bids tor construction will &c
received for both Menominee and Twin
City pressed brick, instead of twin city
alone as at frstdecided, and the general
contractor will be required to deposit
certified check for $500 with his bid.
Heating and ventilating proposals must
be accompanied by certified check fer
$3.50 and proposals for plumbing 500.
From present indications there will be
not less than twelve to fifteen competi-
tOrs IOr the genera contract {Ss
Judge Webber has this week handed
down q decision which will be Of gem
eral interest. The action was that Of
Otto Wiedemann ys. III. Z. Runck for
trespass, but was in reality an action to
determine the title to q certain strip of
land used By the defendant as road
through the property Of the plaintiff.
The contention Of the defendant was
that having used the ground for . per-
iod Of some fifteen years il had become
= pubic highway. II finding for the.
plaintiff the court says ractice, how
.erslong continued, can neither establish
= general right to use the close, nor 4
right Of way over il il q specific case
Plaintiff was awarded mammal damages