New Ulm review., 1901-07-24

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friedman s. Schmidt.
Fl. N. Somsen left on Sunday for
Kitson county in lhe interest of New
/ Ulm syndicate to buy land. New Ulm
people have considerable property in
| that county at present with more prob
able buyers.
Zschuncke & SchilIlng have now COM
| pleted the carpenter work on their new
store building and are moving their
stock in, several loads Of which have al
ready been delivered. They will have
au up-to-date line to display.
| The interior of the new bank building
on the corner of Minnesota and 1st
North street is taking on shape for the
/ purpose intended. A beautiful steel
ceiling is being put on and preparation
for substantial pavement on the walk
in front is being made. The corner will
be much improved by the change.
Isadore Heinen, for sometime past a
barber in the employo of ii. G. Kascbau,
has secured the position as inspector and
examiner in the employ of the state
| board of examiners. He will be sent
out to various points throughout the
state to see that shops are kept clean
and in strict compliance with the state
regulations. He will take up his new
duty on MondaS.
! The livery men of this city very wise.
ly refused to let their teams out during
the excessively hot weather and some of
them gave the horses frequent shower
baths during the day. Horses that are
driven into town on these hot days pant
like dogs and the wise man will be as
careful of them as possible. A harvest
moon will soon make it light enough to
work at night and no doubt many farm
ers will take advantage of it.
The centennial celebration or jubilee
of the Catholic church was closed on
Sunday in this city as well as through
out the United States and in fact. the
| world. Services were held every day
beginning on Thursday morning COM
memorating the jubilee. Besides the
local clergymen there have been present
at the meeting in the church of the Holy
Trinity, Father Schlachter and Father
Boehmer of Ft. Wayne. The meetings
have been well attended and instructive
addresses have been made
A. r. Bowling, principal of the New
Ulm business college, returned on Sat
urday from his two weeks vacation, with
bronzed and weather-beaten complex
ion. On Monday students were admit.
ted for the summer term, several new
ones being on the register. The entire
interior of the school building has been
remodeled and SO changed that it is in
excellent shape, being more convenient
and having advantages not heretofore
obtainable. Students will find the new
stystem much better than the old and
the quarters much more agreeable.
When the registration booths closed
Friday night at El Reno 92,599 home
seekers had been given slips emitting
them to chance in the drawing. The
figures from El Reno were 10,339, max
ing a total of 7O,497, while 1,447
persons registered at Lawton, bringing
the total from that place up to %, 102.
A large number of Brown county farm
ers are among the holders of tickets.
There are about seven men for every
homestead. Thuse who fail to get
farms will have to look for town lots.
The red shoe string fad has struck
town along with the shirt waist
and other appendages together with the
hot weather. Two New Ulm young
men came in from the cities with
their feet decorated with the new ties.
On Sunday they were set upon by a.
number of the Dakota House boarders
and relieved of the strings. People with
neat looking feet may wear the strings
to call attention to that fact but it was
decided that the above named gentle
men were attracting too much attention
by such display and in order to keep
them from degenerat1ng into shoe string
dudes it was necessary to use more than
ordinary influence.
On Monday afternaon tho younr son