New Ulm review., 1901-07-24

| @ ne IaIr assoc1atIon WlIlhave the wood
work on the grounds whitewashed and
put IN shape for the coming fair.
The St. Peter Journal says that DR..
g. B. Yates of New Ulm will assist DIR.
A. G. Rosenquist during the summer.
On Monday night small dancing
party enjoyed themselves at Schell's hall.
It was a pleasant affair and much en-.
joyed by all present.
Miss Marie Bogen left on Wednesday
for an outing at Lake Mlnnetonka. She
will spend the summer there. Her post
Office address will be Excelsior.
Mrs. a. w. Bingham returned on Fri
day from her visit to her old home in
Vermont. She says that the weather
has been unusually hot there. People
are suffering greatly from it.
The rain which fell yesterday is wor-
thy Of mention coming as it did in time
to cool the air sufficiently to prevent a
Temperature above anything we have
had. AS it was the thermometer was
working around 105 degrees.
Otto Tape is laid up with broken
rib occasioned by fall from the roof of
house on which he was working last
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Wednesday. He is fortunate in holding
policy in the Inter State insurance com
pany so that his time will not be who'll
~ lost. All such accidents go to prove
the wisdom of securing accident insur-
ance.
Mr.. Jacob Klossner received a letter
from A. A. Larrabee this morning dated
from Eugene, Oregon, in which Mr..
Mogensen's people are mentioned as
being we'll. Bert Larrabee and wife are
at Portland but have not located MI.
Larrabee is much pleased with the eli
mate but doesn't fancy paying $40o an
acre for land. There is an abundance
of all kinds of fruit. Mr.. Larrabee has
no intention of returning to this country
to live.
Miss Ida Goldnick and JOS Hoffman,
were made man and wife last Tuesday,
the ceremony taking place at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Goldnick, in Ridgely town
ship. A reception was held in the even
ing that was largely attended by friends
from New Ulm and Fairfax. The young
people are favorites amid a large ac-
quaintanceship, and they have the earn
est wishes of all for long and happy
married life. Their home will be in the
neighborhood of West Newton.-Fair-
fax Standard.
The Minnesota Valley Business Col
lege has just issued its fall catalogue
setting forth the advantages of the
schools both In this city and in Marshall
The catalogue is well arranged, neatly
printed and tasty looking book-a very
,creditable production. Messrs. Bowling
q Roe the proprietors of the schools are
offering splendid inducements to young
men and women and those who have in
mind business education will find in
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either of these schools the best methods
and systems obtainable. If any of our
readers are thinking of entering such a
school they should send for catalogue.
The county commissioners put through
q whole lot of work at the session Just
closed, Did their work up in business
like way and thereby made record that
stands well with any board that has ever
meet. The weather was disagreeably
hot, to men who are used to being out of
doors appresiyely SO, but the commits
sioners stuck to their work, and deserve
credit for it. There is an unusual and
unnecessary expense account for small
=pox that has been carried over. These
bills largely belong to the patients to
pay and should be so ordered. The in
discriminate forcing upon the county
bills for sickness that belongs to the pa
tients IN not right and the county should
not be made to stand for it. Bills for
fumigation and disinfection perhaps can
be charged legitimately, but Springfield
alone has bill that amounts to more
than the appropriation.
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