New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-08-29
Brown County Falr.

= II aIo 10rMArQ rapidly,
and the Fair Of 300 promises 10 eclipse
~ Others. Especial efforts are being
made to- geta creditable atock exhibit
this year, and already splendid exhibits
ct cattle have been secured. The poul-
try exhibits will be double what they
have ever been before. One man has
already agreed to exhibit 80 different
breeds Of chickens.
As. to attractions, we have already
called attention to- the Rio Grande Bill
combination. We can assure fair pa
irons that this IS one of the best hippo
d d. and Wild West shows in the coun-
try. From Sept. 4th to 7th inclusive,
this show win be at Canton, Ohio, the
home Of President Mckinley. On the
9Th, President Mel inley will be ut the
Fair Grounds at Canton, and this show
Will contribute to his entertainment.
Arrangements are also being made to-
runsin several excursions the morning Of
the fair, and to pull of ball game that
morning ~ It Is confidently hoped that
several hundred strangers Will be in at
tendance on the ball game and fair on
that day. Al.
The management are dong their best
to give our people a first class fair, and
their efforts should be appreciated by a
large attendance. All who attend can
be assured. that they will get value re-
ceived. s.s..}5... =. . .5t5.
The New Ulm Gun club will meet
team from the Springfield club at Sleepy
Bye, September IS, during the Maccabe
Carnival. The New Ulm team will be
made up as follows: William Meyer, L.
G.Vogel, J. Krause, Herman ANIME, A..
J. Vogel, George Marti, J. Hauenstein,
Martin Olsen, Jos. Bobleter. LIT
rs w. G. Alvin has been appointed by
the president of the State Pharmaceuti-
cal Association to position on. the com
mittee on Queries and Papers, while A.
j. Eckstein is made, chairman of the
committee on trade interests, member
of the committee on legislation and dele
gate to the American Pharmaceutical as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. B. Schuetz and daughters, Erie
ga and Title left yesterday morning for
their old home in Carver where they
will visit with friends for a. week. At
the conclusion of their visit Miss Frieda
will 60 to Minneapolis where she is en-
ployed as teacher in the public schools,
and Miss Title to Little Falls where
she also has like position. 49,, .
Last Thursday at Madelia Haas and
Williams the battery of the Hauensteins
covered themselves all over With glory
when they occupied the points for Ma
della in game with Winnebago City.
Madelia won the game by score of 6
to O., Haas striking out 10 of Winneba-
COS hard hitters and allowing only five
scattering hits during the game,
Some of our young people, both mar
ried and otherwise, will enjoy private
dancing party at the opera house, Thurs
day evening. It is to be- hoped that a
few of the boys such as DR.. o. G. Strick-
Ter, ]. H. siegel and few others we
might mention, will come properly at
tended and under suitable guardianship
to insure their decorous behavior.
If you know an item kindly tell US
about it. Every week we will tell you
what we know. Every week we know
that you know things that we don't
know, and still you don't tell US. Now
if you tell us what you know, then we
will tell you what we know, and also
what you know, and then our readers
will know what they know, and also
what you Know, and also. what we
know that you know we know you know.
II. Mrs. E. Bernhard, who has been Wis
iting with her mother, Mrs. H.. G.
Mueller, in this city for the past two
months, left for Chicago Sunday: Mr..
and Mrs. Bernhard will leave this
country about the third week in septem-
Der for Germany where they will take
up their permanent residence, going
there to- live for the benefit of Mr..
Berhnard's health. !. s.
Rev. G. j.. Lambrecht, p. 81, Retzlaf
and Prof. Schaller were in Winona last
Thursday attending q meeting OF the
board Of directors of the DR.. Martin Lu-
.ther college Of this city. Prof. r. @.
Sporting Of Appleton, Wis, was elected
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