New Ulm review., 1901-06-19
The Great Turnfest.

New Ulm will entertain the Turner's
of the state on Saturday aud Sunday.
This is to be a great event, full of ex-
citement and fun. One contest after
another will be pulled off as given in
the program published last week.
Every come to the funniest ct
its beginning and stay to the end. Il
will be well worth the time and New
Ulm will be glad to see you.
Ulm on business the last of the week.
The case of Alvin VS. Liesch comes off
this morning. It will be an interesting
feature In court.
Gail Patterson visited Messrs. Bowl
ing and Roe Saturday, on his way to
Mankato from Marshall.
The German Lutheran synod of Min
nesota and Wisconsin will meet at Wi
mona June 18th and Goth.
DR.. Rottenburg of Spaingfeld brought
to patients from his town to the hospital
for treatment last week.
DR.. D. N. Jones assisted by DR.. Strick-
Ter performed an operation on a patient
from GAYLORD Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Woratzka was operated
on at the hospital by DR.. Stricken for
appendicitis last week. She is rapidly
improving.
Miss Bretta Price of Republic, Kan,
who has spent the winter here with her
cousin Mrs. B. 7. Critchett left for her
home Thursday.
DR.. Geo. Koch recently graduated in
dentistry from the Northwestern Uni
versity of Chicago has decided to locate
here and follow his profession.
At the district convention of the Y,
IS. G. b. society held at Albert Lea on
Saturday, Dwight L. Mowery of this
place was honored by being elected
president.
The German Lutheran people held
their annual picnic IN the college park
on Sunday. The festival was largely
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attended and much enjoyed. The Con.
cordia band furnished music.
n. Henningsen had three claims fol
damage by lightning during the storm
Saturday night in Springfield, Lamber.
ton and this city. All three claims have
been satisfactorily adjusted.
Aug. Schwerdtfeger received letter
from Otto Schell written just before the
latter departed from New York to Ger
many. Both he end his wife were en-.
joylng the best OF health.
A very heavy rain fell over the entire
section of this part of the state on Satur-
day night, doing no particular damage
because the crops are not far enough
advanced to be damaged by "a severe
beating down.
Frank Gross living in Sigel, is having
a large granery built on his farm, in an
ticipation of good crop this year. His
nelghbor Conrad schweppei is also build
ing large barn, both good substantial
additions to their property.
Thos. Anderson has moved from
Burnstown into New Ulm this week
where he will make his permanent
home. His son Andrew whose home is
at Springfield was in town Friday and
Saturday assisting in getting things in
shape to be comfortable.
The large room beneath the Hermann
monument which because of not having
an air chamber behind the cement wall,
has been source of annoyance from
the continual dampness. This will
be remedied by latting over and the
walls SO arranged that no more trouble
of that kind will ensue.
Albert Pfaender is laid up with an at
tack of poison ivy which has spread
over his face. It is particularly unfortu.
nate at this time as he has a number oil
cases to look after in the term of district
court now in session. He was laid uI
with the same misfortune during the
June term of court last year,
According to DR.. Bracken who was
here representing the State Board OF
Health, the country south of Sleepy Eye
is dotted with cases of small pcx, there
being in the neighborhood of thirty cas-
es. This condition exists more because
of ignorance of the disease than for any
other reason. Many cases are so mild
that those who have the disease are hard
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