New Ulm review., 1901-11-06
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Ottomeyer keeps the Standard pat
terms and designers. Fashion for De-
cember will be here in few days. Call
and get one free.
DR.. Kohler made his regular trip to
this city and was kept busy the entire
day. He is very successful in his treat
ment and his patients rarely have occa-
sion to complain.
A. ". Bingham left on Saturday for
Minneapolis to witness the foot ball
game between Minnesota and the In
dlans. The game was postponed until
Monday on account of the rain.
Don't forget the breweys' ball at the
Opera House on Saturday night. 1t
will be the grandest thing of the season.
A grand time is promised and a fine
supper will be served. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Haubirch, the jeweler, has a very
pretty window display that doesn't fail
to attract attention, but what. he has In
the window is nothing compared to his
display inside. His new goods for holi-
days are arriving and they are very
pretty.
A consignment of the sheep belonging
to Messrs. Howard & Pope which are to
be fattened at this place, arrived on Sun
day and are being fed from screenings
of the two mills. If this enterprise may
be dignified by the term ''industry" it
would be proper to call it an infant IN
dustry since many of the sheep are quite
young.
The quarter centennial anniversary of
t founding of Gustavas College at st.
Peter was celebrated in ali imposing
manner on Friday last at which time
Louis B. Krook of this city who is
graduate of the school was present. A
large number of the prominent dienitar-
les Of the denomination were present as
guests and speakers.
The people of Morton and vicinity
will be pleased to learn that Mrs. J ohm
Knaub, confined in the hospital at New
Ulm, is recovering, and if conditions
continue favorable she will be home in
abont three weeks time. John Knaub
was down Saturday and brings back
this favorable report. Morton Enter
prise.
The school board held a regular meet
ing on Wednesday evening, and after
transacting the usual routine business
the selection of successor to the late
Lars P. Jerson was taken up and dis
cnssed. DR.. F. P. James was elected by
the board to fill out the unexpired term
until next July. DR.. James is a man
having the welfare of the public schools
at heart and will make a valuable men,
Der of the board.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
A statement published in this paper
last week concerning Maky Debar. taken
from the Minneapolis Journal, was mis-
leading and injustice tn Mr.. Siebenbrun-
ner, whose wife she is, we desire to cor
ed, having done no damage. She was
simply tout of her head" and was taken
to the hospital. Mr.. SiebeDbrunner was
down to see her last week and says that
he made an effort to have her return
home but she positively refuses to return
to New Ulm and will stay with relatives
in that city.
IavnhOe succeeded in getting the ma
joIity of votes in the Lincoln County
county seat removal case. The election
was very close and it is claimed was won
on the writ of mandamus obtained by
the attorneys coming to this place to
secure it from Judge Weber. This is
not the end, however, as parties from
Lake Benton have been in consultation
with Somerville s. Olsen with the OBJ
ject of contesting the election and it is
probable that the Lake Benton people
will put up strong fight. The books
and part of the records have been moved
to the new county seat.
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