New Ulm review., 1901-11-06
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new process at L. j. Buenger.


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new process at L. j. Buenger.
/ Remember we sew and lay all of ou
carpets free of charge, L. ]. Buenger.
If you are in need of furniture, car
pets or wallpaper it pays to get it a
Forster Bros.
| On Thursday Mrs. VIM. Blerbaum ST
was taken to St. Alexander hospital fol
| treatment
| VIM. Pfaender, jr. has been drawn as
a juror for the Federal court which
convenes at Mankato.
G. W. Barnes left on Tuesday morn
ing for Tracy and other western points
in the interest of the Interstate.
have some good Northern Minnesuts
and North Dakota farm lands to trade
for Town property, D. e. D'Evelyn, Ma.
della, MINI.
Attention is called to the inside pages
of this issue. Among other things that
may be found there is cut of the new
hospital building at Springfield.
X. Miss Bogen will open her Art Parlors
on Center street, Nov. 18th, and invites
those interested to call and examine her
new and attractive line of art needle
work. She has bought her entire new
stock from New York houses and will
show the latest designs in that line.
Fine lace making specially.
Heller & Gag have just completed a
very fine set of banners for the Burg ci-
gar company advertising the Blizzard
! and Nan Wilkes cigars. The banners
are representative of the cigars and both
are the best. The city is fortunate in
having men capable of turning out such
fine decorative work and it is also fortu
nate in having factory producing such
excellent smokers.
The honor of being made Knight of
the North Star was given to DR.. Wahl-
strom president of Gustavus Adolphus
college, at st. Peter, on Sunday night
by order Of King Oscar of Sweden and
Norway. This is only the second time
that the order has been conferred upon
any person in America, and the DR.. is
to be heartily congratulated upon the
honor thus conferred upon him.
Miss Marie Bogen has returned home
after an extended trip throughout the
Northwest, where she has exhibited her
needle work in all the larger cities of
that section. She says that she met
with surprising success and her sales
were greater than she anticipated. She
| will spend the winter at home and will
keep display of her work in the Hell
reigel building.
In the game of football between the
local high school team and the Mankatc
Normal team the score was 29 to O in
favor of the home team. The unfavor-
able weather made it necessary to limit
the time TO ten minute halves otherwise
the score would have been 900 to moth.
ing. The Mankato team was thoroughly
outclassed although it was apparently as
heavy If not heavier than the home team
1t was an orderly game and ended in the
utmost good will. The rain prevented
the desired attendance but still about
one hundred and fifty people paid to see
the game.
Those who are following the career
of Detective Coleman, who has been
brought so prominently into public no.
tice through his connection with the
Wellner case, will be interested in the
following from Winthrop: An alleged
hold-up game of which W. H. Wandel-
shaffer of Slbley county was the intend
ed victim, was frustrated by Detective
Coleman of Minneapolis, Saturday after
noon. Recently Mr.. Wandelshaffer re-
ceived several letters threatening to
burn his property unless he put up $500
within certain time. Coleman sent q
dummy letter and was rewarded by see
ing Mrs. Laven call for it, whom he
promptly arrested. She has implicated
several others.
On Friday and Saturday nights the
Franklin scbreves' Show Company held
forth at the Opera House. The show is
all right. A good, clear, pleasing per
formance well worth going to see. The
object, however, is not to please the peo
/ pie so much as to sell the book which
the doctor has on exhibitions little
book containing perhaps 900 pages
| which the 6ector claims will olive fhe