New Ulm review., 1901-07-24

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business will not support Large adver-
tising and large business will decrease
to the size of its advertising. This is
not conjecture but truth and it is the
principal upon which the Burg cigar
factory stands and succeeds.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
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Otto Wicherski returned Friday from
Rabillo, S. D.. where he spent the past
week assisting his brother -in-law A. W.
Kruggel in putting in stock Of mer-
chandise.
There is something quite remarkable
in the fact that notwithstanding the in
tensely hot weather the pastures have
kept greener than usual and the trees
have a,quite fresh appearance.
George Griebel of Cottonwood was in
the city yesterday. He states that they
had no storm out his way, but the horses
were dropping off from the awful heat.
He has farm on the Madelia road.
The only marriage license issued dur
ing the week by clerk of court Larson
was to Joseph Klaus and Martha Hal
ling of this city, the marriage Of whom
occurred at the home of the brides par
ents yesterday afternoon.
Ed. Stoll fell from a ladder at his
home Monday while putting up some
screens, and received injuries of such
nature as to confne him to the house.
His place in the Brown county bank is
being filled by John Bobleter.
w. F. Wendt has leased the John Lind
residence corner of Center street and
State and will open 1t for private
| boarding house. Mrs. Wendt has had
considerable experience in that line and
| will make a very acceptable laDdlady.
Working animals more than people
Earv being effected by the heat. Several
horses in the county have died and many
been made unable to work by reason of
the sun. Farmers say it is the most in
tolerable weather they have known.
| The citizens bank of this place has
placed an automatic numbering device
in its counting room which is guaranteed
to be absolutely correct and great as
sistance to the operators. 1t is light
ming calculator, speedy and accurate.
ii. G. Hays of the Dispatch, Sleepy
Eye was one OF committee to visit the
powersSthat be in an effort to have the
legal rate of publishing the delinquent
tax list raised the present rate is lower
per DESCRIPTION than in most states.
| Their petition has been taken under ad-
visement.
The board of the Goe commission
company is an interesting thing to watch
these days. d It shows the pulse beats of
the stock exchanges and the fluctuations
these days are more than usual. Wheat
and cornswent up five cents on Monday
and will apparently go higher.
Albert Beecher is expected home the
latter part of this week stopping off here
on hls way to Washington where he will
|deliverithe report of the commission for
which he was secretary. He has been IN
Sanss Francisco for some time arranging
the details of his report. During his abb
sence he has visited many foreign ports
and travelled over much country.
Yesterday morning W.. Alvin pur-
chased of A, j. Vogel and wife their fine
residence property on Broadway between
Center street and first street north. Mr.,
Alvin comes into possession of a fine
piece of residence property ard secures
a good home. kThe place is conveniently
llocatedsand nicely surrounded "a very
pleasant home.
Thesfre whistle drew large crowd
on Monday night to the small residence
in the rear of John Dingler's place where
there was scare of FIRE, which made no
headway andiwas extinguished without
the use of kthessdepartment attachment.
This.now will probably take the place
of a practice arun expected to be given
some time this week.