New Ulm review., 1901-11-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

~ He CCilueiueI livery Darn now num-
bers among its conveyances one of the
finest looking hearses in the city An
expensively beautiful carriage but there
are few who will really desire to ride IN
1t. Necessity though should make choice
of the best.
A large delegation of farmers and
others went from this city over the Min
neapolls s. St. Louis road to M1nneapo-
lis and to st. Louis Park Saturday where
they were shown the workings of the
beet sugar factory and given instruction
in raising beets.
G. A. Hagberg hos recently hung in
his Office splendid oil painting of DAN
iel Webster done by Anton Gag. It is
of excellent coloring and stands out in
lifelike appearance. 1t is an expensive
piece of work and represents the care
and patience of great deal of time.
People of this city who hold stock IN
the Texas Standard Oil company will
learn with pleasure that on Friday last
their we'll was finished and flow of
100000 barrelsof oil day has been Sc
cured. All stock of the company has
been Withdrawn from sale and the value
of shares now issued is steadily advanc-
ing.
Charles Stuebe came up from New
Ulm Monday to attend the auction on
his large farm southeast of this city
which was advertised for Tuesday. Mr..
Stuebe says there was large crowd at
the sale and that twelve horses and
about 81 head of cattle were disposed
OF, The cattle, young stock, brought
an average of $50 each. Yearling bulls
sold for minimum Of $35. Sleepy Eye
Dispatch.
The marriage of Miss Mary Schneider
to Paul Baer was solemnized at Holy
Trinity church yesterday IN the presence
of large circle of friends. Miss Schnei-
der is the daughter of Franz Schneider
of this city one of the progressive bust
ness men, and the groom is popular
cigar maker in the employ of the Muel-
ler cigar factory. The young couple
has the best wishes and congratulation
of host Of friends.
The town board of Cairo has had two
brid ges built in that district. The con
tract was let to Boock Bros of New Ulm.
Work was commenced Wednesday of
last week and completed the next after
noon. The bridge builders worked all
Wednesday night ill order to finish the
work for which they were paid $3.50.
August Bocck has gone to Washington,
D. c., where he has secured a federal
appointment as police officer at the ma
tional capitol. Fairfax Standard.
One of the most interesting lectures
from a scientlic standpoint that has ev.
er been given will be the one on LIQUID
air at Turner Hall on Tuesday evening,
Dec. Sd. Most people know that liquid
air is of quite recent discovery aud is
one of the most powerful substances
there is. 1t is reduced to so low tenn
perature that water at the freezing point
appears to be boiling. Those who are
not acquainted with the subject should
read up on it and then they will be an
xious to see some of the experiments.
District court for Nicollet county op-
ened at St. Peter yesterday. The session
promises to be an interesting one, with
the help of Detective Coleman. Several
important cases are on the calendar,
most interesting of which is the Tanke
case. Sheriff Mcmillan and Mr.. Cole.
man were in the city on Friday of last
week concluding their work in the ef-
fort to get witnesses and evidence to
strengthen their case. If 1t develops
that they have the guilty parties they
have done the state great service but
if not they have made an irreparable
mistake.
The New Ulm electric light company
might follow. the example of the Owa-
tonna company and use their plant for
public heating purposes. The system
has been operation in Owatonna for
! more than q wear and the nlant ,rhich