New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-17


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time since ne reports every thing pro-
ersssiDg incl Il West Newton. SII
That tbsre i something new underthe'
Ssuns i oven ~ the factthat I " ampyr|
Bali i sannonnced to take place III Tur-
sner Hail satnrday evening, February
ssrd The announc ement recifes that no
smasks will 1be admitted to In, floor; e.
.cept the ulation & ampyr', - Il viii
BE- shown il one Of the store windows
soon.
The new $4,000 bonds Of the city.
which. were taken " the state were
executed Monday and the funds repre-
.sented thereby will soon be in:the hands
.of the city treasurer for the liquidation
sof the railway aid and water works
bonds, the purpose for which the present
issue was authorized.
The Review again calls the especial
attention Of its readears to- the enter
tainment osbe given BY the Current
News Club for the benefit Of the public
library next Tuesday evening q. the
opera house. The program, which was
published last week, lis most pleasing
the object is . worthy one and should
receive liberal patronage.
Since the above was in type the Cur
rent News Club has postponed its enter
taiumeDt 10 Jan. 25, on account Of the
presentation Of '.Ein New Y ork Brauer.'''
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Saturday evenings Minneapolis Jour
nal Junior contained no less than six
contributions from New Ulm public
school pupils, one Of which e Books in
the Woodbox, By Lulu Doehne, receiv-
ed hoLo rable mention. Others were "a
Sudden recollection" hy Alice Pfeffer-
LEI" Left its Tracks," by Olivia schape-
kahn 8 Missed the Train,'' by Lucy
Mueller; 9 a Cake Without EGGS by
Lucy Hauenstein: "a Daily Occurrence
by Elmer Haeberle. II
What migh have resulted in most
serious accident occurred at Schell's
brewery Wednesday Of last week. Work
men were engaged in moving a large
condenser from its location on top Of
the main building when in some way it
became unmanageable and fell q distance
of several feet, fortunately in the direc-
ton in which it was intended to 60, and
no particular damage vas done. One Of
the carpenters engaged on the work was
thrown from the staging, falling dis
!. Is nee Of perhaps twenty feet, but. sus-
tanned no serious injury The condens-
5er in its fall. struck the malt house dam-
aging the roof to some extent.
The Linden and Cottonwood creamery
company at ita annual meeting reported
the shipments Of butter during the sea-
sen TO have been Z 1856 pounds and
from which the receipts were 81 Att %.
The total receipts for the season from
all sources was $18, 8l6.49 while the to-
tai expenditures were $16, 802.s1, leav-
ing 9 balance on hand at close of season
of $l3.68. The expend itures, with the
exception Of $e4.s1 for Improvements,
represents the amount paid to patrons
of the creamery for milk etc, and the
actual running expenses which we're
$:.,92z zee. 81
Spring field Advance At the Sum
down creamery last year s, 569, g b Ibis.
ofmilk were received. The amount
paid e patrons was $s5, $685.. For}ex-
penses thsre Vas paid ,4e, and III
|778. 70 Wa placed il the sinking fund.
The total rsceipts amounted to 4s5, ss5,:
sc Total amount Of butter FIJI, 1877
400 lbs, and of butter 16o, IA lbs. i
was d very satisf n years bnsiness,