New Ulm review., 1901-07-03

$1.5O to Twin Cities and return via
North Western Line, July 18th.
Ex-sheriff Schmid and wife of Spring
field were this city on Friday.
A. ]. Robertson of Sleepy Eye vas a
guest at the Grand hotel Thursday and
Friday.
Call at the New Art Studio for fine
photos. CIR. Sd and Minnesota St. Fried
mann s. Schmidt.
Mrs. E. ]. Pellant of Candy came to
this city yesterday to spent the Fourth
with relatives.
You probably have observed that the
mosquito has made his appearance in
nncomfortably large numbers.
The Workingmen's Society will join
in the great Fourth of July parade. I,
will be noticeable addition.
E. B. Lott, deputy commissioner of Ia
Dor, fol this state, from st. Paul, paid
this city visit on Thursday AMI Friday
Miss Emma Smith of Chicago is Wis.
iting her aunt, Mrs. Vetter. She has also
other relatives in town whom she is Wis
iting.
WANTED Man and wife would like
to have work on farm. Woman to dc
house work. No children. Address o.
S. Care of Review.
Tom Collins, now employed as en-
gineer in the local G. & N. W. yards
will again remove his family to this city
the latter part of this month.
R. n. Bach of Owatona spent yester-
day in this city on business, and incl
dentally to help his sister-in-law Miss
Grace Ncwsalt close up her studio.
Herman Rach appeared before Judge
Hennlngsen Friday to answer to the
charges of being drunk and of carrying
concealed weapons. He was fined SO
and costs.
A large number of Lutherans from
this place drove over to the Mission fes-
tlval held at Fairfax on Sunday. 1t was
cool day and the attendance upon the
festival was very good.
A tent is about the only comfortable
place in which to spend the night dur
ing the extreme heat which prevails at
this season, and number have found ii
convenient to camp out. Small picnic
parties have been frequent during the
week.
The Concordia band will appear for
the first time in their new uniforms on
July 4th. The uniforms are very strik-
ing IN appearance and are sure to at
tract attention. Another attraction in
the parade will be a banner made by
Mrs. Guentner of Mankato. It is very
costly and beautiful thing.
The hardware stock in the Beussmann
building is being rapidly disposed OF
and the place is undergoing considera-
BILE repairs. A steel ceiling is to cover
the entire room and the basement will
be remodeled and vault built. The
location and building are ideal for a
bank and the interior will be corresponds
ingly furnished.
On Thursday evening Fred spoerhase
gave trial exhibition OF his interesting
and wonderful race horses, Hummine
Bird and Silver King. The rigs were
driven by dogs and the work was very
fine until a dog belonging to someone in
the audience ran onto the track and
caused Humming Bird to run into the
fence resulting in wreck to the sulky,
one wheel being completely demolished.
Mr.. spoerhase has his car nicely fitted
out and decorated, ready for the start of
the seasons exhibits, leaving for the
east on Friday.
At the delegate meeting of the q. A.
R. for this district, held here Saturday,
Col. Pfaender was elected Commander
and Mr.. Gibbs OF Lamberton, senior vice
and Frank Greene of Sleepy Eye junior
vice. The committee decided upon
holding the next annual encampment at
Redwood Falls with the understanding
that it should be held there at any time
when another place was not designated.
The delegation consisted of Messrs.
Chas. Porter Of Lamberton, Frank
Greene of Sleepy Eye, Geo. Buxton of
Coleson, 81. Baker and G. Coffee of Red
wood Falls and. j. Klossner and Col.