New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-02-07

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hesanniy ersary enterfainment given
at the Cong atlonaI church Sunday
evening ~ the !. z. s. q. .was 4 very p.s.,'
pleasant affair but not 50 well attended
as it should have been. The pro
was both interesting and enter raining.
The WomaD's Literary Club will met
Eat the home Of Mrs. a. W. Bingham
next Tuesday afternoon, which is also
visitors day The meeting will be de-
voted to Rudyard KipIng and an en-
ceptionally interesting program is prom
Used.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis has vol
UNFAIRLY put into effect new tariff be-
the twin cities and New Ulm BY which
freight rates on all classes Of merchan-
disc are reduced from 90 ITO 25 per cent.
This rate has been in effect since Janu-
larry 90. s Il
Herman Qulram, a farmer living near
Norton, Redwood county, has been ar
rested for abusing his wife, says the Red
wood Reveille: DURAN formerly lived
about one mile south of this city and
did not bear very savory reputation in
this respect.
The rumor OF the speedy opening of
the Mankato cut.of of the g. & N. w.
which has been current the past few
days is not confirmed BY the railway Of
fcials. As a matter of fact, The Review
is assured that the new line will not be
opened before the first of May.
Ben. Veneer and George Hoke, in
charge of the work Of the Phoenix Bridge
Co. in this vicinity, returned last We'd
uesday from Arkansas where they had
beeu since leaving here last fall. Work
| will be commenced at once on the M. s.
St. L. bridges south of this city. - i
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hose of Rat Port
age, Northwest Territory, after. few
days spent in this city, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hose started Mon
day for two months tour of the west
and will visit all the principal points of
interest in Washington and California.
Peter Herien and Julius Berndt re-
turned from St. Paul Thursday where
they had been, the latter delegate to
the Sons of Herman grand lodge and the
former on business connected with the
Liquor Dealers Association which holds
its annual meeting in this city next sum-
mer. ~
Martin Hose and wife and Joseph
Hose and wife left over the Minneapolis
& st. Louis Tuesday afternoon for Los
Angeles, Cal. The trip to the coast will
be made via Denver and Salt Lake City
and the return will be made by way Of
Portland, Oregon, and the Northern Pa
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Andrew Wagner of Home, was in this
city Saturday purchasing new ontfit of
farm machinery for use the coming SUM
mer. He is this winter operating a saw
mill and consequently is not SO enthns-
iastic about the open winter as some
people who are not in the numbering
business. &C.: s's.. ~ - > 55
Cummings s. Alexander's magnificent
production af Uncle Toms Cabin in it's
entirety as written by Harriet Beecher
Stowe will be seen at the Opera House,
Feb. 13. The company is first class in
every particular, and numbers thirty
people. a carload of scenery specially
painted is also carried. .ss sss
Messrs R. Pfeferle, ii. Manderfeld,
John Henle, , L. schapekahm Of the
board Of education, and 3. Critchett,
superintendent Of tho public schools,
were at Sleepy Eye Monday looking o.
yer the school building at that place get
ting pointers for use il deciding upon
the plans Tor the new high school build
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