New Ulm review., 1901-06-19


last Friday.
Mrs. Frances Boesch who has been in
California for q number of months past
arrived home last Tuesday.
An order prohibiting slot machines
was put into effect Monday and seems
to be working effectively.
On Tuesday evening June s5th the
choir of the Lutheran church will give a
lawn social at the home Of VIM. Ruem-
ke.
Quite humber of people from this
city leave today on the excursion to
Estheryille at which place w. j. Bryan
is advertised to speak.
Curtis Rosskopf and Hifger Mander-
field who have been attending Pillsbury
accademy at Owatonna arrived home on
Wednesday for the summer.
The Fourth of July committee expect
to have special train from Waseca on
the Fourth which will bring the band
and a large number of people.
Miss Tillle Schuetz who has been
teaching at Little Falls and her sister,
Miss Frieda of Minneapolis, returned
home Saturday for the summer.
On Wednesday at the meeting of the
State Fireman's Association at Crooks.
ston, Chief OF the New Ulm fire depart
ment Henry Engel was elected president.
This city will entertain the association
next year.
DR.. Schoch left on Saturday for trip
to Buffalo, and to his old home in Penn
sylvania, at which place he will meet his
wife and together return home. He
goes not only for pleasure but in the in
terests of the N. U. Roller Mill Co.
The Sanborn Sentinel is responsible
for the following: Our old friend John
Richter has three weeks old porker
which IS quite curiosity. It has SIX
legs, four front legs and two hind legs,
and piggy uses all six to walk on.
Dwight Mowery, who has accepted a
position as instructor III our public
schools, was this week awarded the
first prize in Greek in the freshman
class at Carleton college. This honor
carries with 1t a cash consideration of
$50.
lightning struck the residence of John
Grune on Saturday evening damaging
the roof some. None of the inmates of
the house were injured though they were
somewhat scared. A barn in the town
OF Milford was also badly damaged and
one horse killed during the storm.
Now that the gasoline stove season is
setting in, remember this: If you have
a gasoline fire, throw flour on it, or meal
or sand. Never water. Flour, meal or
sand will put the FIRE right out. Water
only spreads it. Now fix this in your
mind SO it will ccme handy when you
need it.-Fairmont Sentinel.
Fred Aufderhelde the New Ulm brick
yard man has materially improved his
plant by the addition of 25 horse pow
er engine. The demand for good brick
this year is taxing the power of the yard
to supply and the New Ulm yard has
reputation for first class article that is
gradually becoming known wherever
brick is used.
Flag day was passed with little obser-
vation IN this place. 1t is not day that
will ever become popular and will prob
ably die. Each of our national HOLIDAYS
is a flag day by reason Of its significance
and though these days do not commem-
crate the day on which the flag was
adopted as the national emblem at the
same time the flag is the great inspiring
motive of the day.
The Fourth of July committee is to
congratulated upon the splendid appear.
ance of its large posters. They show
good workmanship and are credit to
the celebration they advertise. The
Brown County Journal is credited with
the work but that does not signify that
it is the only shop IN town that can do
good work. The management of the
REVIEW guarantees just as good work
as can be obtained in the state.
Tho amount of pop that is consumed
in season in small village is some
times little surprising. Although cur
dealers do not sell as much as is disposed
of in many villages of similar size, yet
the number of bottles emptied here dur
ing one season would make good load
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