New Ulm review., 1901-08-21

Does your sons son want home2
Buy land of Lund.
Middle-aged lady would like position
as housekeeper. Call at this office. 35
Hubert G.. Theisen and Miss Matilda
Seifert were married at the Catholic
church Monday morning. A reception
and supper followed in the afternoon
and evening.
Albert Setter left on Monday morning
for trip to the cities and Duluth in
search of vegetables for the Dokota
House. Potatoes, particularly are ex-
tremely hard to get.
A lady to be strictly in style must
have three cards when she goes calling,
one of her own and two of her husbands
She leaves the three cards in the receiv-
er. The Review Office has the correct
sizes for both men and women.
A mammoth excursion is expected in
this city sometime IN September when
the SONS of Hermann from all over the
state will celebrate German Day at Her
mann's Heights. This will be notable
gathering and the city no doubt will be
filed with people.
Some grain brought here from the Red
River Valley by Mr.. Retzlaf shows
heads and grain that cannot be equalled
by anything grown in this section OF
the country. The season in that region
! is so much later than here that the
] grain was not affected by the heat
People having grain in that part of the
state are fortunate this year.
Dr.. Stricken expects visit from Prof
O. G. Gregg, superintendent of the farm.
| ers institute of this state, some time this
week when b e will know definitely
| about an institute to be held here. This
would be a good center from which the
| institute could work and no doubt ar
rangements will be made to have that
valuable school of instruction come here.
Interest in the Great Western rail road
project has been revived by communi-
cation from Morgan to the effect that
surveyors were establishing lines and
grades for that line running from this
place to Golden Gate and thence VIA
Morgan to Marshall. The same CORES
pondent declares that the road will pos
itively be built.
Machinery and implement dealers are
turning out an unusual number of corn
binders this fall. They are valuable
machine and one binder can do the cut
ting for several farmers. When the
price of feed is as sure to be high as it
is this year it is very important that
everything in that line ahould be saved
and these machines are just the things
with which to do it.
The ladies Turner society will give
their midsummer festival at Turner hall
park On Sunday evening. There will be
bowling and other amusements and ice
cream and other refreshments Will be
served. A most cordial invitation is
extended to all to be present and enjoy
the occasion. The sudden thunder storm
which came up so suddenly at the last
gathering may hardly be expected on
this occasion.
DR.. Driver of Mankato, whose musical
compositions have attracted attention of
critics both in this country and abroad,
has placed upon the market a song for
boating, yachting and tallyho parties, en-
titled "There is no Place like my own
Fair Minnesota. 1t is jolly, patriotic
song. The music is catchy and conta-
gious, and the song should have a splen-
did sale. The copyright edition sells
for 80 cents.
Judge Webber last week passed upon
the case Of the Lambert Lumber Co. and
R. 81. Bingham VS.. S. A. Wheeler and
wife and filed a decision in favor of the
defendants. The case was one in which
q mechanics lien was fled against the
hotel property for Improvements. The
costs of the trial now revert to the
plaintiffs who have permission to collect
from S. A. Wheeler the amount claimed
under the lien. Jos. A. Eckstein was
attorney for defendants.
It is told, sub rosa, by certain young
men that certain young man OF this
city made trip into a aneighboring burg
and while there his companions reversed
the wheels on his buggy. The young
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