New Ulm review., 1901-09-11

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 we'll
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.
sIt is most clever play, original in
subject, modern in treatment, with real
ism and sentiment mixed by master
hand. IN. Y. World. At Turner Hall
next Sunday.
Rain fell continuously from Saturday
fornoon until Monday morning q much
desired benefit to the farms that are be-
ing plowed The ground had become
packed and harol and was with difficulty
turned.
Mrs. B. Follmann returned from her
eastern trip Sunday, with her returned
Miss Julia Goesch who will assist her
during the coming season. Mrs. Foil
mann has secured an, up-to date line of
millinery.
JOS. Diferdang returned on Thursday
from trip to Chicago to which place
he went for the purpose of laying in a
large stock of goods for the Racket. He
will have good line of novelties which
will please and crafty all customers.
Buy your carpets at Buengers and
have them sewed and laid free of charge.
Emil Wlcherski and G. g. REIN have
changed slole rooms which gives the
shoe store much more shelf room and
better quarters throughout, while the
jewelry store finds ample room in the
building vacated by Mr.. Wicherski.
The annual election of the Epworth
League was held on last Thursday with
the following result; Carl Grussendorf
President, Anna Schmidt V. President,
Carrie Schmidt Secretary, Emma Triton
Treasurer, Jacob Gebhart Librarian,
Adolph Alvin singing director, Ella
Fenscke organist.
| w. R. Powell who has had charge of
the Western Union telegraph Office In
this city has accepted position at
Crookston and his place here will again
be filed by P. r. McHale, who is now
with the Eagle Roller Mill Co. Mr..
Powell has made many friends since
coming to this city and bis departure is
sincerely regretted.
Geo. B. Alton has submitted his
eighth annual report of the schools of
the state. During the year fourteen
new high schools have been established,
there is an average enrolment of III
pupils. New Ulm is given 73. There
have been graduated from the schools
1922 pupils a trife less than twelve per
cent Of the enrolment. In comparison
with other schools the New UIm school
is as well conducted and provided for
as any.
At Lamberton on Friday evening
| when the news of President McKinley's
ASSASSINATION was being SO loudly con-
demned by men of all perslasions, some
creature had the temerity to say ssserves
him right" West Wooley from this city,
standing near hsarG the remark and i'm
mediately proceeded 10 give the fellow
| a good trouncing. Such is the patriot
ism of New Ulm citizens and they should
recognize the position of Mr.. Wooley
and honor him accordingly. The man
who can rejoice at a calamity of this
kind IS beneath the respect of dog and
should be spurned by all men above him.
The lowest vagrant is better than he.
Our prices are lower than ever, so call
at Buenger's furnitHre store.
The Christian Endeayor Society OF the
| Congregational church has arranged for
a platform meeting on Sunday evening
| which promises to be very interesting.
Aside from the parts taken by members
of the society, Miss Olive Gallagher Of
Sleep5 Eye will sing. The following
program has been arranged:
Scripture reading by the Leader.
Prayer by the Pastor.
Paper by Miss Troupe.
Reading by Miss Minnie Schoch.
Song by the Society aPraises to the
Father"
Paper by g. A. ottomeyer.
Collection for State and Dist. Work.
Song by the Congregation.
Benediction.
"Baby Lund'', the attraction at Turn