New Ulm review., 1901-07-17

Saturday In the interest OF the None
such washing machine. He returned on
Monday.
Post master Haycraft and John Hell
ling of Made!ia drove over Sunday to
visit relatives. The day was so hot that
they did not start back until quite late.
Rev. G. r. Upton pastor of the Bap-
tist church Sleepy Eye, was ip the city
| looking after some of his church mem
hers on Monday.
The new smoke stack of the Hauen-
stein brewery has reached height above
the present buildings and is very con-
splcuons object.
ness College will begin Sept. Q. Day
| and evening session. Call at Office or
! send for catalogue. Bowling s. Roe.
People who are watching say that
| there will be more prairie chickens this
| year than hunters will know what to do
with. The year has been very favorable
for them.
AT the time of going to press 1t is re-
/ ported that A, J. Grimmer would not
i live through the day. Sickness aggri-
! yated by the hot weather has hastened
his trouble and the end is not far.
Henry Goede, the Broadway photogra-
pher has just finished an excellent group
picture of the st. George choir, consist
of twenty eight members of the st, Ce-
celioH Society of that church.
VIM. Ruemke former New Ulm boy
now employed as operator at Sibley,
Iowa, visited several days of last week
with relatives in this city. He departed
Friday on an extended trip west includ-
ing Seattle, Wash.
The steam threshing outfit belonging
to Henry Wagner pulled out from be-
hind the Ottomeyer block on Saturday
and located at Frank Schmeltz's farm in
Cottonwood where crop of lye is being
| threshed.
The excessive heat of the past month
must have something to do with the un-
usual number of deaths that ale occur
ing. Last week according to the .vari-
Gus papers twelve persons died within
six days in Brown county.
At Sleepy Eye the council has decided
that nobody shall pay less than SO cents
per month for electric lights. Some
meters have registered as low as ten and
twenty cents for months use-too saw
ing, entirely for the consumer.
The frame buildings in the rear of
Glotzbach's drug store at Sleepy Eye
burned Monday doing no further damage
than to give the owners of the block a
good scare. The fire department has
the credit of saving the whole corner.
Are you good penman2 The New
Ulm Business College has a penmanshlp
department that cannot be excelled by
any in the Northwest. Call at Office or
send for catalogue. Bowling & Roe.
Between five and six hundred guesses
have been received at the Burg cigar
factory on the coupons in the City Drug
Store window. A large number of them
are from ladies. The prizes are worth
guessing for and the Blizzard is worth
smoking. Have you guessed.
Geo. Dietz a carpenter from this place
working on the Radl building in Sleepy
Eye, fell from the building and severely
injured his neck and shoulder. The ac-
cidsnt happened on Thursday. He car
ries accident insurance in the Interstate
aud his injury is sufficient in all proba-
billty to entitle him to indemnity.
1 All indications point to grand sue
cess for the Blizzard excursion which
leaves this morning at 8 80 o'clock. BY
dint of much talking and pursuasion a
rate of so cents for the round trip vas
secured making it the cheapest rate from
this city to the carnival that can be Sc
cured.
At a meeting of a number of Rogue
l
enthusiasts at st. Peter on Wednesday,
it was decided to form an ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. Evans of this place was there and
won out against one of the state cham
pIons. The game is interesting and
should find number of enthusiasts in
this place. St. Peter has very fine
ground.
A young man in Chicago was recently
| convicted OF a petty misdemeanor, and
instead of sending him to the jail the
| judge sentenced him to save 800. At
stated intervals he Is to show his sayinUs