New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-08-22

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Cowboys fight for purse. " Ss1
Roman standing race.
-Four horse tandem race. II u
Arrangements are beng made for the
Third game of the series with Winthrop
to be played on the home grounds In
this city next Sunday. The Hauensteins
are much stronger, having had much
practlce,s than they were when the last
game was played and we may confidently
promise our people a very fast game.
]. Prof. j. Schaller, Of the DR.. Martin
Luther college, returned last Thursday
from Bay City, Mich, where he had been
attending the annual meeting of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synodical confer
ence of North America. He was one of
the two delegates from Minnesota and
was honored by re- election to the Office
of secretary.
Owing to failure to complete satisfac-
tory arrangements the Hauenstein base
ball team did nos go to Minneapolis
Sunday to play the Glueks, as was in
tended, and there was no game on the
home grounds. The cemetery like quiet.
ss.of the town should serve 10 show
whether or not base ball is of any use
as an attraction.
H. The New Ulm Roller Mil company
will close its Minneapolis Office Septem-
Der 1st and after that date all the bust
ness of the firm will be transacted from
the home Office ir this city. Charles L.
Roos, who has had charge of the Mime
apolis branch for the past two years will
return to this city and again become &C
lively identified with New Ulm, all of
which will be good news to- the many
friends of Mr.. Roos and his estimable
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4fhe democratic primaries are called
for next Tuesday evening at the usual
polling places between the hours OFT 80
and 9 p. III. for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the county, convention to
be held at Sleepy Eye on the 30th. It is
particularly desired by the county COM
mittee that there shall be good attend
ahce at the primaries and that each and
every preclnctin the county befuuy re-
presented at the county convention. Do
not rely upon your neighbor doing the
work but attend to some Of It yourself.
The Dakota House front has been en-
gaglng the attention of the workmen
for the past two or three days and this
most popular hotel has looked very
much like Chinese Joss house after a
cyclone. In a short time, however, the
@masons and carpenters will have ac-
complished their purpose and the hum
CRY tourist will not be compelled to
dodge brick and mortar to gain entrance
to the building. That is to say, the work
Of rebuilding the front will soon be, done
and the new Dakota will be. one of the
swellest hotels in the state.
w, Scott Smith, Proprietor Of the
Grand Hotel, this city, has, through his
attorney, Q. A. Hagberg, served notice
for re,raction upon the ST. James Ga
zette for the publication Of certain mat
ter which he considered defamatory to
his hotel and injurious to his business.
The trouble arose over the visit Ola
party of young men from St. James who
came to this city upon the occasion of
the ball game between the Hauensteins
and Madelia. and their alleged i'll treat
Ement at the Grand while here. The Re-
view will not run the chances Of being.
made q party to the action by reproduc-
ing the article complained Of, butt is
suffeient to say that if necessary retrac-
ton is not Forthcoming in due season a
suit for libel viii be commenced against
the Gazette and the parties who instig-s
ated It's publication.