New Ulm review., 1901-08-07
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SPRiNGFIELD.
(Fron1 the Advance.)

Geo. 2. Forster is receiving a visit
from his nephews, Otto and Arthur
Seifert of New Ulm.
The walls of the new hospital are
looming up on the south side of the
river. When completed, the hospital
will be conspicuous object from quite
a distance.
Mrs. DR.. Strickler was here Tuesday,
and Mrs. DR.. Rothenburg returned to
New Ulm with her for fortnight's visit.
Two more cases of the burning of
wheat IN the field we're reported yester-
day as occurring the day before. Harley
Irish lost acres and John Edmondson
about twenty shocks. In both cases it
was hard to put out the fire.
Eruptions, cuts, burns, scaids and sores
Of all kinds. quickly healed by DeWitt's
Beware of Counterfeits. Be sure you get
the original-DeWitts. Eugene A. Pfef-
ferle,
The roller mill is to be remodeled
throughout, increasing its capacity to
fye hundred barrels per day. New
machinery for this has been ordered. and
as soon as word is received that it is
shipped, which is expected in course Of
two or three weeks, the mill will shut
down while improvements are being
made. The very latest machinery has
been ordered, which will place the mill
among the very best anywhere.
Mrs. S. H. Airport. Johnstown Pa, says:
"Our little girl almost strangled to death
with Group. The doctors said she couldn't
live but she was instantly relieved by
ferle. $500 0Nee' N10s- -e1le - -
j. G. Leahey and Mrs. Mary Cady
were married Thursday, July 25, in the
Grand hotel parlor at New Ulm by
Justice Geo. Jacobs, and returned to
Springfield on the evening train. Mr..
Leahey is proprietor of the Star livery
and the lady whom ne has chosen for a
wife is favcrably known to wide circle
of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Leahey will
continue to make their home here, re-
ceiving the best wishes of all for their
continued happiness and prosperity.
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kLOSSNER.
Especial Correspondence,
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Stacking Is finished and farmers are
getting ready for threshing.
F. S. Guggesberg lost three horses
from the heat during harvest, and Carl
Imherg also lost one valuable horse.
Miss Minnie Sieter of Tracy, MINI.
visited last week at her grand. parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Swanson's near Klos-
ner.
The we'll at the Oakland creamery is
clogged up and water has been hauled
by team during last week.
Emil Melster and family of New Ulm
spent Sunday of last week at g. A.
Swanson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andreas Hellget of New
Ulm visited the latter's parents, George
Ebenhoeh last Sunday.
The yield of wheat in this vicinity
varies from fifteen to twenty bushels per
acre and grades No. 2.
julius Hagberg is firing for one of
Chas. Borchart's threshing rigs.
Jos. Wild and j. M. Johnson of La
Fayette took traction engine up to
Sleepy Eye on Friday.
G. a. Swanson has put in new Fair
banks, Morse gasoline engine for pump
ing water.
| Unless we have sufficient rain immedi-
ately the corn crop will be almost total
| failure.
A. j. Globes is shock threshing in
northern Bernadotte at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Theiling of Mar
kato are whiting at the formers parents
near town.
| August Kegbein lost all his grain by
fire last Wednesday. He had just finish
ed stacking. The children were playing
around the grain stacks and one of them
set fire to the stacks. Mr.. Kegbein
carried no insurance. It is a hard blow
to him as he is poor man with large
family to support. The writer is in
hopes that some one will take up sub
scription and help him out.
/ o. o. Buck. Beirne. Ark. says: I was
/ troubled with constipation uutil bou CHIT
i DeWitts Little Early Risers. Since then
have been entirely cured of my old com
| plant. recommend them. Eugene a,
/ Pfeferle.
/ DoN'T WASTE
Your money on fake hair tonics. DR..