New Ulm review., 1901-08-14

DIR. Floyd L. Muckey, throat aud nose
specialist, of Minneapolis will be at the
Dakota House in this CITY to treat all
such patients, on Friday, August 10Th.
For farms in Watonwan, Martin and
Blue Earth counties, northern prairie
or timber lands and 5 per cent money
see D. G. D'EvELYN,
Madelia, MINI.
II good chance to get a horse
cheap, at the auction, THURSDAY
afternoon at I o'clock at the North
WeSterR stock yards. e. b. B1ue6e
The farmers of Blue Earth county are
gradually introducing telephones into
their homes. If the system is of benefit
more to one class of people than to an
other It certainly should be to the farm
er. He can get market reports before
coming to town. Determine whether he
wants to sell grain or stock without the
bother of going to the city and in
thousand ways make use of the lnstru-
ment. Along the line where it crosses
the country it is strange that farmers in
this county have not had phones put in
their houses.
On Sunday the firemen enjoyed them
selves and entertained large crowd of
people at Herman Heights. The day
was an ideal one for picnic and every
body took advantage of it. Immediately
after dinner the Fire company aud Burg's
battery formed parade, preceded by
the Concordia band and passed through
Minnesota street and down Broadway
and then out to the grounds where there
were games and sports of various kinds.
Lunch and refreshments were served and
a thoroughly enjoyable time experienced.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press in its city
news says: Charles L. Roos, formerly
well known as flour manufacturer of
New Ulm, Mimi, has gone to Kansas
City to assume the management of the
Kansas Milling and Export company.
The mills represented IN this company,
which is new one, have capacity of
nearly 10000 barrels per day. Mr.. Roos
is thoroughly well acquainted with the
flour trade of the Northwest. AS man
ager of the New Ulm Roller Mill COM
pany Mr.. Roos had Offices in Minneapo-
lis and New Ulm.
R. E. O'Keefe recently appointed
agent Tor the Lund land company of
Candy, MINI. arrived here on Monday
and established office rooms in the Ru-
dolphi building where he will conduct
general land business, dealing in west
ern Minnesota and Dakota land and also
in local real estate. His transactions
will be done through the Lund company
which IS without doubt the largest real
estate dealing concern in the state. Mr..
O'Keefe has been with the company at
their home Office and is thoroughly ac-
quainted with their way of dealing with
the people. He will move here In
short time and with his wife make this
his home.
The marriage of Miss Emma E. C.
Miller to Oliver D. Greene will take
place today at high noon at the home of
the brides mother. After the ceremony
the young couple will take trip to Du.
luth and expect to go to Buffalo before
returning to this city. Mr.. Greene has
been connected with the New Ulm News
since coming to this city some years ago,
and has thoroughly qualified himself
under the wise training of his father, so
that he is capable of handling good
business. He will locate in some other
city, having several good situations in
view. The REVIEW is pleased to offer
its congratulations in advance and wish
the young people the best of life in its
many different phases.
Work is progressing on the improve
ments at the Hauenstein brewery. There
is every evidence of splendid work being
done there, and some of it, indeed most
of it, costly work. When the improve
ments now under way are completed it
will be among the very finest breweries
in this part of the state. Everything
about the place is clean and wholesome
and it is pleasure to be shown through
the buildings. The large engine house
the new home of the big engine which
drives the machinery of that vast concern
is nearly ready for the roofing and still
there will be work for large number of