New Ulm review., 1901-09-18

/ I have some good bargains in improv-
ed farms near Madelia, Lewisyille and
Truman. DIG. D'Evelyn, Madelia, Mimi
On Saturday at the home of Chas.
Hernburg. Judge Henningsen married
Martha Hornburg to VIM. D. Thayer. It
was very quiet wedding. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thayer will 1--we in ManKato.
Workmen have finished the improve
ments on the business buildings occu-
pied by Mcssrs. Olsen and Behnke and
the fronts look appreciably better, Civ
ing better light and better display.
Judge Henningsen fined Jacob Jacob
son of Bernadote $15 and costs on We'd
nesday last for being drunk and disor-
derly. This is the second time the GEN.
tleman has been up for correction.
On Friday morning Carl Ratzke had
his hand caught in the betting of the
machinery at the Eagle mill and the
thumb and two fingers of one Of his
hand were torn off. He was taken to
the hospital.
| The Nicollet county fair will be open
to the public tomorrow and will con-
tinue for three days. Some excellent
races have been arranged for and will be
the leading attractions. The fair is held
at st. Peter.
Now is the time to buy land. You
will be able to see what kind of crops
grew Oh it the past season and how well
they grew. If you are thinking of buy
ing, selling or trading call at the Office
Of Lund's Land agency at once. Maps,
descriptions, etc. sent on request.
o. J. Duane successor to Angus Hay
on the Brown County Journal arrived
last Thursday, and is rapidly adjusting
himself to the harness of his new posi-
ton. He is a young man, married and
will no doubt prove worthy addition
to the newspaper fraternity of the city.
| The continuous rains of the past week
have effected the streets of this city very
little, and Notwithstanding the water
they have been passable for bicycles for
several days, something that few towns
in the state can say, and this is all the
more pleasing because the condition is
natural.
Considerable criticism has been laid
upon the court euse officials because
no flag flies from the pole of the capitol
of the county. The reason is that the
rope is broken and it has been impossi-
BILE to find man who could replace it.
It is misfortune, regretable and for a
time at least cannot be remedied. m
| j. H. Strasser and wife of Minneapolis
brought the body of their young son to
this city for burial on Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Strasser conducted an institute
of magnetic healing in the Washington
building in this city until some time
ago, and have many friends who sympa-
thlze with them in their sorrow.
| L. G. Heimann, who has been pre-
scription clerk for Eugene Pfeferle, de-
parted for Granite Falls on Saturday to
take similar position in the large drug
store of B. E. Nelson. He will have
little else than prescription work to do
which will make his work very pleasant.
He carries with him the best wishes of
large number of friends.
1t is very noticeable fact that every
available flag pole in the city carries a
flag at half mast in me mory of the pres
ident, and many of the stores and other
bublic places have pictures of Mckinley
draped in mourning. This spirit is uni
versal and was set in motion long be-
fore the new president issued his procla-
nation requesting that it be done.
Our prices are lower than ever, SO call
at Buenger's furniture store.
! The foot ball season las opened and
the first game of the season will be
played by the high school eleven and St.
Peter at the Nicollet county fair on Sat
urday afternoon. On Sept. 2sth the
Sleepy Eye high school will play the
New Ulm school on the grounds here
and it is expected by that time that the
boys will be in good fighting trim and
will put up a stiff game. Foot ball is
gaining in favor and is good clean
sport when fairly played.