New Ulm review., 1901-07-17

] The following item is credited to an
| Exchange: "a thankful wife sent this
Recommendation to a patent medicine
firm: "Gentlemen, before taking your
medicine was too weak to spank the
baby, but now can lick MY husband.
Heaven bless you!"
The Misses Alma and He1tha Marti,
OF New Ulm, Miss Martha Kirsch, OF ST.
Paul, and Messrs. E. Hagberg and Isa-
dore Heinen drove up from New Ulm.
Sunday and visited F. W. Kempf and
friends. Mrs. Krueger of the Windsor
/ prepared an elegant dinner for them.
They departed for New Ulm in the eve-a
ming. Winthrop News.
On Sunday. July 21st, the A. Q. u
W. lodges of St. Paul and Minneapolis
| and the Sons of Hermann of those cities.
will have grand picnic at Young
/ America. Those interested in the two
societies OF this place are talking Of am
excursion to the same place from here.
It would be a very graceful thing to do
and no doubt many will go whether or
| not there is an excursion
4 Miss E. Baarsch s. Co. have decided
to Withdraw from the millinery business
and offer their stock of millinery at a
great reduction in price. The ladies Mrs.
Richter and sister Miss Laura Baarsch,
/ have conducted very successful busi-
ness while IN Gibbon and their friends
will be grieved to learn of their depart
ure which will be sometime this month.
1 They will go to Bird Island to remain
for time at least.-Gibbon Gazette.
4 DR.. George Koch who has recently
] opened a dental parior over Alwlns drug
store has his rooms nicely fitted out.
HIS operating chair is one of the most
4 inviting arrangements ever seen IN
| looks as though it might be a pleasure
to sit in. He has an up to date Office
with all the modern appliances and skill
in the profession. His friends expect
to see him succeed.
4 People living near Union Hall on Sat-
/ urday night had occasion to feel injured
at the revelry which went On there until
the morning hours. A reasonable amount
of noise at dance is admissible, but
when young people get to making night
hideous all night lopg they should be
told about it at least. It would be to
the interest of the management of the
hall to restrain such conduct, before
someone serves all Injunction preventing
the use of the hall for such purposes.
4 Joseph Heckelsm1th, And. Hilburger
Joe Meyer Julius Gruenenfelder and
| John Lille were among those who left
!. / on Monday for Oklahoma to take part
in the drawing for a homestead. The
land Of the reservation to be opened
there is to be raff1ed off, There are some
10000 people there and only about 49,
600 farmers. Instead of fling and rush
ing out to stake claim they will draw
and have to be satisfied with that which
| they get. A very unsatisfactory way OF
getting homestead.
i In company with DR.. Strickler the
1 writer had the pleasure of making a
trip to St. George last week. At that
| little burg everything seems to be NOV
/ ing along nicely. Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
| hart who keep the only refreshment
| stand IN the place are both pleasant peo-
pie to meet and treat their customers in
good style. Mr.. Reinhart was having
trouble with his slot machine but the
boys got after it and by taking it apart
soon learned why it didn't pay as it
I should. Everybody about the place was
busy, especially the blacksmith. The
church at ST. George has recently added
to its supply of sacred pictures, etc.,
which make a very pretty exhibit in the
old church building. On the way out
to st. George the crops as far as the eye
can reach, are looking fine and the i'm
mense barn being put up by Mr.. Crone
on his place Is the largest of the kind in
the county. It is about finished and
will be used for stock.
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