New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-03-07

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- points jjsnitor 81 TuInsr hall q
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tion 81 Carl Moerbitz who has been jenii-
TOR for the paat tvo. Jear.
Count, Attorney Olson cane down
from Springfield Sunday ana. remained
il this city until yesterday, having bus
mess il probate court Monday and srgu-
ing another phase 81 the zaska cass be-
fore Judg Webber yesterday
According to the report Of state
Treasurer the amount Of the state funds
in the several banks Of Brown county Is
as follows !: Brown County Bank, 81
5s4.9o;; State Bank Of Sleepy Eye, $s,-
059.61 State Bank Of Springfield, $2,-
|253.69.
Rev Thomas Broomfeld, pastor Of
the Baptist church At Fairfax, occupied
the pulpit At the Congregational church
Sunday evening and preached q very in
teresting sermonsto one Of the largest
congregations that has filled the church
for some time,
a meeting will be held in the parlors
of the Congregational church Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose.
of organizing what will be known as q
Pastors Glass for the study of work in
cidental to Sunday school. The presence.
of all who are interested ii church work.
is earnestly requested.
Mrs. ]. A. Swanson Of Lafayette un-
derWent difficult and serious operation
at St. Alexander's hospital Saturday
morning. Or. O. G. Stricken, who has.
Charge Of the case, reports her condition
a: this time as being favorable for her
recovery. She will be confined to the
hospital for about three weeks. / 4. 81.
The home of Jacob Bates, in the
town of Milford, together with its en-
tire contents was destroyed by fire last
week. The loss is about $500 with an
insurance of but $500. A very high
wind prevailed and although the most
strenuous effort was made it was impos-
sible to save anything of value.
The gentlemen who have charge of the,
petition for the establishment of free
reading room and public library report.
most satisfactory progress. While but
so names are required upon the petition
to secure action by the city council nearly
100 signatures have been obtained among
the leading business men of the CITY.
Special attention is called to the re-
moval sale advertisement of Bach Bros,
on another page of this paper. These
gentlemen have large and up-to-date
stock Of musical goods which they desire
to reduce before moving and it will pay
those wanting anything in their line to
give them u call prior to April 1st, the
date of their removal. -
Gertrude Aver, .he expert optician,
who has been scsuccessful in New Ulm,
will be at the Merchants Hotel Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, March Is, "A
and Is. All whose eyes trouble them in
any way should see her. Examination
and consultation free. Prices reasonable
with satisfaction guaranteed. This is
her fourth regular visit. u. s.ts@s s. ..se
DR.. J. B. Welcome ST., OF Sleepy Eve.
was caller at this Office last Friday af-
ternoon and informed us that he expects
to sail from New York, June SOth, for
Europe and the Paris Exposition. He
will be one of party Of $50 American
physicians who will make tour of
Scotland, Ireland and other European
countries and will be away about four
months. r. -. H.. LEO
The post office department will soon
issue small books, of two cent stamps
to be sold At 25,' 40 or 81 cents contain.
ing 10, "a, or 48 stamps, the extra cent
being charged for the book the covers
of which will be Of thick, paper, having
printed thereon the rates ofpostage and
between the stamps the leaves of the
books will be Of parafine paper to pre-
vent the stamps from sticking together.
St. Alexander's hospital is crowded
with patients at this time and should
present conditions continue it will yery
soon be found necessary to secure add
tional quarters. It is gratifying to note
the growing popularity Of this institu-
ton. Its corps Of attending physicians
and surgeons lis among the best in the