New Ulm review., 1901-11-06

Dakota House in this city to treat all
such patients, on Thursday, November Z
until 2 o'clock.
Miss Marie Diferdang of LIE Mars,
Iowa, arrived in the city on Tuesday to
manage The Racket store while J. w.
Diferdang is spending couple of weeks
at LIE Mars.
A morse and g COW do not look well
harnessed together, nor does person
wearing poor overshoes. Gold Seal Ov-
ers are the best made. R. Loheyde, shoe
man to the people
Saturday night as Albert Guth was
getting out of his wagon on his way
home from this city he slipped and fell
striking on his head and shoulder dislo-
eating his shoulder and badly scratching
his face. He was treated by DR.. Frit-
sche and will soon be about again.
German society OF Mankato will
put the play 1.-The White Horse Tavern"
on the stage on Sunday night, Nov. 10.
This is the same play that was produced
in this town with SO much success re-
Gently, and Will not fail to please in
that city.
The brewers dance is to be held at
the Opera House on Saturday night,
Nov. 9. This is their first annual ball
and it promises to be grand one. A
cordial invitation to all who like to have
a good time to be present. A fine sup
per is to be served. Tell your friends
and be sure to be there yourself
On Saturday evening Mrs. Otto Setter
was driving on Center street and before
she noticed it the horse was so close on
to the excavation in front of the Schnei-
der livery barn that she could not stop
and the animal was thrown into the
hole. After considerable labor it was
taken out uninjured. 1t was very
narrow escape for the animal as we'll
as Mrs. Setter.
| VIM. Gleseke, at Sleepy Eye, was in
the city the last of the week, having
sold his property in that city to 0. W.
Hagen for the low sum of $4,000. Mr..
Gieseke and his wife will leave for the
Pacific coast in a short time where they
will probably make their home. The
Giesekes have been factors IN the his
tory Of Sleepy Eye ever since the place
started and will be missed when they
leave. Mrs. Bertha Thompson accom-
panied Mr.. Gieseke upon his visit to
this city and attended the Halloween
party.
/ Valuable cash premiums for Seeding
apples of Minnesota origin are to be
awarded at the annual meeting of the
Minnesota State Horticultural Society,
to be held in the Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church in Minneapolis, Dec G.,
1901. Special effort is being made to get
out large show of long keeping seed
ling apples at this meeting, and with
this end in view unusual premiums are
being offered. Program of the annual
meeting will be sent to all applicants,
after It's issue Nov. is. Address
A. w. LATHAM,
207 Kasota Block, Minneapolis, Mimi.
y Wages are good if you can work In the
cold and this you can do if your wear
Gold Seal Overshoes. R. Loheyde, shoe
man to the people.
The regularly monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Missionary Society was held at
the home of Mrs. Buschers, Friday, Nov.
1st. The subject was sour Missionaries
of the W B. M. T." The leader stated
thaE thsre a'saut rs missionaries sup
u le.o o.gn Janus by the W. B. M.
I'VE by oar own state, two having re-
signed since last year. Mrs. Mowery
read an article entitled ga Century of
Women's Missionary Organizations" and
Mrs. Hubbard read letter from Miss
Austin Abbot, one of the states mis-
sionarles telling of her work in Bombay.
ga story of the New South was read
| by Mrs. Beecher. Tie society will take
up the study of China for it's next SIX
months work
Thursday night was Halloween and
tie streets at midnight presented the
customary appearance that obtains on
such occasions. No real damage was
done but there was enough that was
suggestive of damage that it caused
several people much annoyance. 1t is
very fortunate for all concerned that the
day doesn't come oftener. To be per-
i fectly fair there should be day when
the good spirits are supposed to be ABOUT
land oil felfp l3aliuht in doinO Soma ner