New Ulm review., 1901-07-10

weather Of the first of last week to the
more endurable weather prevailing since
last Thursday, is greatly appreciated by
everybody.
The New Ulm Business College has
msde special arrangements for giving
farmers sons and daughters a practical
business education. Call at office or
Isent for catalogue. Bowling s. Roe.
Miss alice Slnythe, of Chicago. is vis-
| ting at the home OF Mrs. Mary Baasen.
! Miss Smythe is salaried musician for
! the Grown piano works of Chicago. She
will spend vacation of two weeks here
| DR.. F. W. Fritsehe, the dentist depart
| ed with the 2nd Regiment Band to be in
camp at Lake City During his absence
DR.. John Baasen will relieve all the
wants of people having trouble with
their teeth.
Appendicitis claimed the young son
] of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ring for ats victim
on last Wednesday. The funeral servi-
ces were held from the Methodist church
on Friday, the Rev. ". f. Fritze of
Sleepy Eye officiating.
| The city council seems disposed to
act favorably on the petition of the Laf-
ayette people for Improvement of the
road running into this city from that
place and will probably see that it is
| made passable at all times OF the year.
Thomas Berry, a telegraph operator,
was quite seriously injured by the ex-
plosion Of giant frecracker on the 4th.
His hand was badly lacerated and though
amputatlon was not necessary he will
probably have stiff hand when it heals.
VIM. Schmidt, station agent for the
Northwestern at Hendrix, came home
on Saturday in order to be ready to
leave for camp with his regiment at
Lake City. He is regimental sargeant
major. The company has given him a
months vacation.
i DeMolay Commandery is arranging
for special car in which they can trav-
| ell to Louisville to the annual conclave,
with the intention of returning home
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via the Buffalo exposition. The trip
will occupy twelve days and will begin
about the 9th of August
Jos. Wagner of Cambria was in this
city on the 9TH. He gives a very graft
! flying account of the condition of the
! wheat fields in his nelghborhood. The
hail stones have missed that section of
/ he county and the heat had not injured
the grain up to that date.
A pleasant surprise party was given
! Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Ruemke on Friday
night, II being the occasion of their sill
yer wedding. The Concordia band,
which IS ever ready to take part in gath
erings, formed part of the crowd and
furnished music. 1t was very happy
gathering and will be pleasantly remem-
! bered
Fritz Nagel, the New Ulm building
! contractor, arrived with force of brick
and stone masons last Thursday, and i'm
me diately began work on the basement
of the new bank building. The founda-
ton IS now completed, and the work on
the building proper is commenced
Fairfax Standard
Otto Hummel, of the firm of Hummel
Bros, left on Monday for Buffalo and
other New York points. He joined
Miss Emma Hummel in ST. Paul, who
also expects to see some of the easter q
points before returning. Mr. Hunlmel
will take advantage of his trip to stock
up with clothing, and upon her return
Miss Hummel will go to Portland, Ore
gon, where she has nice SITUATION.
Residence building and Improvements
continues unabated in this city. Masons
and plasters are kept busy. With the
approaching harvest and threshing that
will employ host of men and there is
always rush lot of building and i'm
provements that come on ih the fall
which will require attention, 80 that peo-
pie will do we'll to provide for such
work duIlng the summer.
Among those who made extra efforts
to have their windows look attractive
last week are Mrs. B. Follmann, whose
neatly trimmed window was very pretty,
G. A. Ottomeyer, two windows very tas.
tily arranged. The Peoples Store, Fors-