New Ulm review., 1901-06-19

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| Mrs. M. Mullen and daughter returned
home from Notre Dam, Ind, on Satur-
day. MISS Mullen has been attending
college there.
| VIM. Benkert of Springfield is in the
hospital for treatment. He was brought
down last week.
Mr.. Abbott of the firm of Brown g.
Abbott, attorneys for. the q. & n. w. is
in town looking after several cases in
court.
The Catholic order Of Fores:ers OF
Springfield brought patent to the hos
pital yesterday. The brotherhood is
caring for him.
Some of the ball players IN the game
Sunday are making claims for accident
insurance, being so disabled as to unit
them for work.
Judge Isaac Gallagher of Sleepy Eye
was IN town on Thursday on his way
home from Mora, Mlnn. He is selling
land in that vicinity.
Beginning this week we will publish
very fine continued story serially.
Don't miss any numbers of the paper.
The title of the story is ssMy Captive"
| Friday night was the regular meeting
night of the Commercial Union. There
lacked one of being enough to make a
quorum so business could not be trans
acted.
E. J. Collier photographer from
Iowa was in town on Monday seeking
an opportunity for locating gallery
here for few weeks. He takes and
mounts only vignette photographs.
| It is just ten years since the farmers
of Minnesota took from their farms the
largest crop of wheat ever harvested.
Indications seem to point to like circum-
stances this year.
Every necessary arrangement will be
| completed for the formal opening of the
camp meeting on the Fort Ridgely Ma
tional Park grounds Wednesday even
ing, June 26.
Mrs. K. Hott1nger is not expected to
| 1pSf fo o,fG
are here taking care of her. Mr.. Hot
finger is head clerk for the firm of Finch
Van Slick & Co.
Miss Alma Dunkel who has been
clerking for G.. A. ottomeyer for several
years past, severed her, connections with
the store on Saturday. She is succeeded
by Miss Hedwig Setter.
Mrs. Emil Olson of South Broadway
was taken TO St. Alexander's hospital
on Wednesday last and operated on
Thursday by DR.. Beachler. The patient
is on the road to recovery.
In the roll of honor of the Mime
| apolls Journal Juniors for those who
presented pictures to the public schools
we notice the names of Viola Schell and
Edgar Zelle both of this place.
M. Griebel of Courtland was in town
on Monday with quantity of cherries
picked from trees in his orchard. They
were fine specimens and prove that this
section of Minnesota may be made TO
produce almost anything.
The storm cloud which passed over
this city to the west on Saturday light
formed into a destructive cyclone near
Huron, S. D. Houses and barns were
destroyed and a large amount of stock
killed but no lives lost.
Crone Bros. have finished some repairs
on their cold storage plant. They are
not storing to any considerable extent
but are buying and shipping as frequent
ly as possible, considering this the SAT-
eat way, especially in handling eggs.
Wa. Becherer, of New Ulm. purchas-
ed last Tuesday 157 acres of land. in
cluding buildings and other improve
ments, from Matt Britz The land lies
about two and one-half miles northeast
of Fairfax and comprises a very good
farm. Mr. Becherer will occupy the
| premises next fall. Fairfax Standard.
R. ]. Hall, representing the state
prison binding twine, was in town Mon
day. He IS sent out by the warden to
urge the farmers to lay in their supply
at once and while the price remains
downs AS the season advances he is
positive the price will go up especially
as all indications point to larger de-
mand for twine this year than for many
years. He sells only to farmers, not to
dealers.