New Ulm review., 1901-08-07

On Friday and Saturday, August 16
and II there is to be tri-state base ball
tournament at Lake Benton which is eA-
pected to draw . large crowd.
Chas. Herle has changed houses and
Will now travel in Northern Minnesota
with headquarters at Duluth. He will
soon move to that city with his wife.
Miss Martha Eichmann who has charge
of the millinery depaltmen of one of
the large stores of Sparta, Wis, arrived
home on Sunday for a visit with her
mother.
The engine house of the fire depart
ment has been properly repaired and
fixed up so that it looks fifty per cent
better and is source of pride to the
fremen.
Conductor Chas, Richardson has leased
the lower floor of Ernst Wicherski's
house and will move his family here in
a shcrt time. Miss Richardson will
teach in the city schools.
The team of Adam Lohmann broke
loose from the hitching post Sunday
afternoon and after lively chase around
a couple of blocks was finally caught.
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The wagon was badly wrecked. II
Crone Bros. have changed their id this
week and offer some exceptional bar
gains. Prospective buyers will do well
to call on them before purchasing else
where.
S. E. Trask, the young man who has
been with G. j. Evans as stenographer
during the summer, left for his home in
Blunt, S. D. on Saturday. He will enter
the Marshall business college later.
Miss Olive Gallagher and Miss Alice
Bingham, both of Sleepy Eye, were the
guests of Mrs. A. W. Bingham on Friday.
Miss Gallagher is desirous of securing
pupils in vocal music in this city.
Theodore Synsteby was brought to
the hospital from Hanska Monday, by
DR.. Wood who was assisted by DIR.
Strickler in performing an operation.
Mr.. Synsteby is a brother of the county
commissioner.
Chas. L. Roos has accepted position
with large milling concern and will
have headquarters at Kansas City.
Friends of Mr.. Roos are pleased at this
advancement and wish him the best of
success.
Don't forget the freman's picnic at
Herman Heights on Sunday, August IL.
Music and other attractions have been
provided so that all who go will have a
good time.
DR.. Floyd L. Muckey, the throat and
nose specialist of Minneapolis was in
the city on Friday and treated number
of cases. He will make regular trips
hereafter.
Fl. L. Buzzell at one time resident
of this city has changed his residence
from Union Springs, n. Y. to Oakland,
Maine, where he is pastor of the Uni
versalist church.
The wires of the Western Union Tele-
graph company have been changed to
run into the office in cable instead of
by single wires thus doing away with
the bother of crossing and other inter-
ruptions.
DR.. Welcome and Harry Palmer of
Sleepy Eye were here last Wednesday in
charge of tramp who had the misfor-
tune to have his leg run over and badly
crushed by the cars. The unfortunate
man is at the hospital.
Teachers examinations are in progress
at the public school building in this
city. Albert Pfaender hasebeen appoint
ed by County Superintendent Cutting to
conduct them. The number of teachers
taking the examination is unusually
small.
| The New Store which opened for bust
ness the 1st of the month did large
business. Messrs. Zschunke & Schilling
have very judiciously advertised their
business and are seeing the results of it.
They gave away an aluminium souvenier
with a new penny in the center. A
pretty and very attractive keepsake.