New Ulm review., 1901-09-04

J
ma left on Monday for the cities and
| will visit the State fair.
DR.. o. Gray left on Saturday for Min
neapolis to take post graduate course in
osteopathy.
| Jay Behnke began work as baggage
and express man at the st. Louis depot,
on Monday.
| Adolph Meile returned home from
trip to the cities on Sunday and is again
at work in the city drug store.
| G. w. Murin of Sleepy Eye arrived on
Saturday and was Immediately installed
in Bingham Bros. elevator as buyer.
Judge and Mrs. Webber accompanied
Mrs. Newhart and daughter to Mantor-
vile and were present at the burial of
MIR. Newhart.
Mrs. Emma Steinhauser and daughter
are home after nearly half a years visit
with friends IN Cincinnati and othar
eastern points.
Part of the Review force took couple
of days off this week to attend the state
fair and the paper will be pardoned if
not up to standard.
The state fair and cheap rates to the
cities has drawn large delegation from
this place, and more will follow before
the end of the week.
On Thursday morning public examiner
Popek and two assistants checked up the
books of the county auditor and found
them In first class order.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Anna Flor to Peter
soukup, travelling representative for the
Schell brewery, ON Sept. 18th.
=. DR.. Floyd L. Muckey, throat and nose
specialist of Minneapolis will be at the
Dakota House in this city on Friday
Sept. 9th until 2 p. m. to treat all such
patients.
Herman Helm of Chicago will instruct
IN the Turner school in this city. He Is
a professional turner from one of the
largest societies IN Chicago and is highly
recommended.
Yesterday R. E. O'Keefe assisted in
conducting another of Lund's famous
land seekers excursions over the North
western to points in western Minnesota
and Dakota.
The New Store pays the the highest
price for eggs in trade, and sells cloth
ing and furnishings of the best for the
least money. Give us CALL Zschunke
& Schilling.
The attention of dog owners is called
to the fact that the tax on dogs falls due
the 1st of September and the owners of
dogs not having proper tags are liable
for fines.
! DR.. Martin Luther College opened for
the school year today. The enrolment
promises tc exceed that of any previous
year, and the inducement offered stud
ents are more advantageous.
Miss Margaret Powell sister of w. R..
Powell operator for the Western Union
telegraph Co., was in the city over Sun
day on her way to Royalton where she
will teach the coming year.
Buengers wall paper at s cents per
roll are hummers.
| Two men from out of town pleaded
guilty to being drunk before Judge Jac-
obs on Friday last and were fined SIS
and costs. The fines were RENTED upon
the promise of the men to leave the city.
The farmer these days has chance to
get back at the city people for the times
when the forty ycent wheat reigned. The
high prices demanded for all kinds of
produce should put gilt edge touch on
farming.
Those who are interested IN the Samp-
son-schley controversy will find cor
rect statement of the battle, position of
ships, etc. on the inside pages. It is an
interesting page from the history 0
those days.
On Saturday night at about 10 o'clock
fire broke out in the home of Jos. GALES
and after considerable work was exiting
uished with out the aid of the fire de.
partment- The building was slightly
damaged.
This week there is to be meeting of
the surviving members of the First Bat
terry Ninn, Light Artillery association at
the State fair grounds tomorrow, which
will be the 40th anniversary OF the date