New Ulm review., 1901-09-11

ne NeW store pays the the highest
price for eggs in trade, and sells cloth
ing and furnishings of the best for the
least money. Give us call. Zschunke
& Schilling.
You will save money buying your
furniture and carpets at Buenger's furni-
ture store.
Miss Amalia Nix left on Saturday for
Minneapolis where she will teach Ger
man in the Central high school.
Tony Johnson of the Review force
has been enjoying weeks visit to Can
by and other points. He returned home
Monday.
Gus. Koehler, formerly janitor at the
court house, has been superseded by Hy.
Rolves, and is now employed by the G..
6 N. W. R'y.
The dormatory of the Lutheran Col
lege is to be fitted throughout with iron
bed-steads. L. j. Buenger has the con-
tract for furnishing the beds.
The REVIEW this week devotes con-
siderable space to the account of the
assassination of President Mckinley. It
is correct statement of the tragedy.
The property on Jefferson and Third
North street, belonging to Albert Held,
has recently been purchased by August
Schwerdtfeger who will rent it.
Mrs. G.. F. Beachler left on Friday for
the east. She will spend month or
more on her trip and visit the Pan-Amer-
lean exposition during the time.
The New Ulm contingent at the state
fair returned to their homes Sunday,
having had the pleasure of witnessing
the greatest fair ever seen in Minnesota.
Crone Bros. have very fine display
of furs in their store windows-one of
the finest that can be seen anywhere and
among them are some very choice pieces.
DR.. Floyd L. Muckey, throat and nose
specialist of Minneapolis will be at the
Dakota House in this city on Thursday
Sept. 18th until 2 p. m. to treat all such
patients.
Hon. Geo. W. Somerville of Sleepy
Eye was in the city on Friday and
Saturday settling up the estate of j. j..
Bier. Mrs. Bier was here at the same
time.
The Turnverein Sunday school was
opened Sunday morning, for the winter.
The children who attend are to be given
increased advantages and better inter
est is to be awakened.
The undertakers OF the state held q
convention in Minneapolis the first of
last week. L. ]. Buenger was IN attend
ance. A representative number were
present.
Louis Fritsche who has for number
of years been working in Albert Lea,
has returned to this city and accepted a
position with the New Ulm Roller Mills
as engineer.
Frank Forster has started his cane
crusher and has already turned out con-
siderable sorghum. He is making
good grade of that product. His mill
is located in the town Of siegel.
Ladies will be interested in the ad-
vertlsement of Mrs. Pfeferle's Millinery
store. She has recently returned from
the cities with complete line and Will
be pleased to show the new goods to
them.
The firm of Tape 6 Gronau of this
city were the lucky bidders for the work
on R. II. Ringham's new store building
in Sleepy Eye. The contract is a large
one and will be worth considerable to
the contractors.
R.. Pfeferle, an old and prominent
resident of New Ulm, was the guest Of
Frank L. Randall last night at the re-
formatory residence. Mr.. P. was asso-
ciated with Maj. Randall, father of F.
L. Randall-as long ago as the old Fort
Ridgely days. He is on trip to Mon
tana.-st. Cloud Journal Press.