New Ulm review., 1901-07-24

Maggie o has been sold BY G. 81.
Hornourg to Albert Hornburg of Mil
waukee.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson entertained the
Just Us club at her home on Tuesday.
evening.
| Harvest throughout the county is pref
| ty generally under way and the end Of
| the week will see a large percent Of the
grain cut.
| Messrs. Corel and Carr, members Of
the state board of health visited this city
officially last week. They didn't find
much to complain OF.
| Misses Grace Owens and Elsie Prior
4 accompanied by gentlemen friends drove
down from Sleepy Eye one day last
week. TIE quartette are students at the
summer training school.
/ SPECIAL SALE OF ladies' shirt
waists at and below cost on Monday,
July goth. Remnants of summer dress
goods on this day will be sold below
cost. Ladies will please notice. Otto
meyers.
Dick Baasen has been given the man.
agement of the Coe Commission Compa-
.Iny's business at Marshall. Dick has
been with the office here until he is thor.
oughly qualified to properly handle the
! business.
DR.. Koch now has his sign painted on
the outside door leading to the rooms
above. He starts out with very good
prospects. Being a nice fellow and a
good dentist there is no reason why he
shouldn't get his share of the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald McAlister
parents of Mrs n. Neumann accompa-
MED her to this place from Minneapolis
and will make their home here. Mrs.
Neumann has been absent in Minneapo-
lis for two weeks.
Anton Rosecke, a Bohemian who re-
Gently entered the employ OF Hans Han
son at Sleepy Eye, went bathing in the
Cottonwood river and was drowned on
Wednesday last. He was young man
and single.
G. H. Hopkins secretary of the Fort
Ridgley National Park association of
Fairfax, was in the city the first of the
week and appeared before the board of
county commissioners with the project
for bridge across the Minnesota river.
A date has been set for the county
fair which is to be Thursday. Friday and
Saturday August 90, 80 and 81. There
is to be large number of outside at
fractions and the fair will be open nights.
This will be for the benefit of those who
cannot be away in the day time.
A bowery dance attracted quite a
number of people at Herian's Sunday
night. One of those occasions where
the young people had warm time in
dance was very enjoyable affair, as
such dances go.
DR.. Strickler and Jacob Herrian have
traded farms. DR.. Strickler's farm is
situated in Lac qui Parle county and the
aerrian place is in West Newton. The
former being 320 acres and the latter so
acres. Mr.. Herrian will move to his
new possession in the fall.
On Wednesday at Minneapolis at the
Waverly hotel, Miss Hollie Holmberg
of this city was married to VIM. Kauf-
mann. The brides sister, Miss Minnie
was maid of honor. The newly married
couple will spent their honey moon in
the east. Friends in this city will wish
them mush happiness in their new life.
Arnold Reinhart met with serious
accident last week by having his hand
crushed in a hay litter while working on
his fathers farm in Cottonwood town.
He carried no insurance. This is an IL
lustration of a most unexpected accident
that might have been provided for had
the young man been as wise as some are.
After one of the most successful and
Instructive campaigns, Co. A returned
home from Lake City bronzed by the
sun and tent life, and feeling benefited
BY the outing. The sham battle at Rest
Island was the great event of the en-
campment and gave the boys good
idea in practical military drill. Col.
Bobleter and wife returned with the
company.