New Ulm review., 1901-07-31

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]. 81. Strasser and wife who for the
past year have conducted a business of
magnetic. healing IN this city left on
Saturday Cor Minneapolis where they
will continue the practice of healing
diseases after their method.
Joseph Gales was ID Sleepy Eye last
week and paid Rev. VIM. Blackwell
$500, being paid up policy in the
New York Life Insurance company.
This company sustains its reputation as
being one Of the safest and most reliable
of the old line companies.
The ladies of the Turner society gave
their mid-summerfest in Turner hall
park on Sunday night. They had large
crowd on the grounds, but the sudden
thunderstorm which came up in the
west soon dispersed them. The Second
regiment band furnished music of very
high order.
G. 3. Roe leaves today for Marshall to
take up work in connection with the
Marshall business college of which he is
principal. The school there is branch
from this one and gives promise of rapid
growth. It has generous support from
the citizens of Marshall and the business
men.
A man in LIE Sueur county claims to
be rainmaker. He secured cannon
and bombarded the sky for twenty four
hours and then rain fell. 4 It may be that
the recent showers here are due to the
blasting at the Courtland bridge, or the
loud kicking that has been going on
about the hot weather.
On last Thursday John Higgins was
brought before Judge Henningsen on
charge of having stolen money from the
till of Wenzel Groebner's saloon. He
plead guilty and was sentenced $25 and
cost Not having the money he was
given thirty days in jail. It wouldn't
have been bad plan to have given him
thirty days in the harvest field.
On August End, at 2 o'clock at Christ
Filzen's farm near the city cemetery
there is to be an exhibition of Klon-
dixie sulky pillow drawn by two ponies
and operated by boy. It will be un-
der the superintendency of j. Klossner,
jr. All farmers are requested to come
and watch the work.
A local paper in this city is respons-
ible for the following: 1Albert Roth
says that on Monday he laid an egg on
the ground IL the sum-" The question
now is did the newspaper man misquote
Mr.. Roth or is that one of the results of
the recent hot weather. The sun has
produced some peculiar freaks recently.
Early threshed wheat being sold at
various places is grading No. / and
shows yield of from eighteen to twenty
bushels per acre. This is wheat that
1ipened before the excessive heat AMI
and is as fine as any ever harvested.
The poor grade wheat will come from
late sown fields and though the measured
bushels will be equal to previous yields
It is predicted that the weight will not
be in the grain.
F. Nagel s Co. have completed the
sidewalk in front of the new bank build
ing. The work was accomplished in a
very short time and has the appearance
OF being solid as rock. Cement makes
the most uniform walk there is and its
universal adoption would be vast i'm
provement to the city. Mr.. Nagel has
demonstrated that his composition is
durable and profitable and no doubt
those whose walks have to be rebuilt
Will Ind cement to be just what they
want.
The magnanimity of the Northwestern
railroad in paying all bills connected
with the distressing accident of the
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
seifert, who was injured by the cars last
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week, IS worthy of much praise. Know
ing that they were not holden for the
accident the company nevertheless paid
all bills and ordered that the child be
given the best of care until he should
entirely recover. This is one time when
it should be said that corporations have
hearts.
AZ creamery meeting of farmers in
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