New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-22

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Coed oil stove for sale cheap. In
1qnirs &c this flee.
ith the opening 81 the whist season
j there will Be four clubs in operation this
winter. a new one Is II process Of Of.
ganization which il TO have twenty
members and q 70 meet every other week
following the style Of HE others. With
the graduation sf the members from these
varipus clubs there should go ont Of this
place some very bright whist players.
The recent III health 81 Mls ". g.
Little has necessitated : change Of cli-
mate and last week she left for Mime
lapolis with her husband and on Saturday
1 they both will leave for Phoenix and
Tucson, Arizona where they will spend
the winter. Mr.. Little place in Bingham
Bros. office viii be filed 81 his brother
i from Marshal who. will arrive this week.
Mis-. Critchett returned on Thursday
from Minneapolis, where she has been
experimenting the packing Of The house
hold effects Of her late mother Mrs.
! Croker. Her fathef Mr.. Crocker has
gone to e, Texas where he Is superintend
ing the interests Of the oil company in
winch he is interested. Mr.. Croker has
had 8 home in this state since 1854 but
has now disposed Of it.
Peter Giefer has had cement sidewalk
laid around his residence, the John Lind
property, and has also had the plank
walk leading to the house replaced with
cement. This has added materially to
the appearance as we'll as the value Of
the property. The work was done by the
celebrated firm Of F. Nagel s Go. which
lis q guarantee of its excellence.
In 1901 Thos. D. q Brien was sentenced
toa year and half imprisonment from
this county for stealing horse. He
Iseryed bis time and was released only to
repeat the act in Wisconsin. He was
arrested, tried and given ten years. John
Larson, clerk of court for this county
was present at the trial last week which
took place at Black River Falls, Wis.
Christian Juni OF Jordan brother Of
B. Juni of this city while at work as 3
timer on the roof of 4 building where he
lives fell to the ground and broke both
arms at the wrist. This is the first time
he has been confined to his house on &C.
count of sickness and his brother says
that he takes it very severely. Mrs. b.
Junl is in Jordan attending him.
The Eagle mill was compelled to shut
down for the last three days of the week
on account of the breaking of the main
lshaft which had to be sent to Minneapo-
Lis to be, repaired. The heavy timbers
fol the pew mill have arrived and are
being shaped. On account Of the con-
tinuous running Of the mill the. work on
the new part is made quite dangerous
and consequently very slow.
FoR RENT A large, well lighted and
steam heated office reom. Enquire at
Brown County Bank.
Hans Hanson entertained crowded
house at the Opera house Sunday even
ling. This touching Norwegian play
never fails to attract people and is one
| of the very best on the road. The mu-
steal specialties were exceptionally fine
and the band Of stylashly dressed men
i gave an excellent concert in the after.
D neon and in the evening furnished mu-
sic for the play that has not been equal
4 led By any travelling organization Of it
u proportions in this city.
W. R. Hodges and Einar Ho1dal'
INTELLECTUALLY ChHuludItS AOI 1o pI0Sento
] tive and county attorney, respectively
left on Monday to make tour Of th'
western part of the county. Mr.. Hoi
dale Is dong as he did two years ago
interesting himself more in the election
I of the ticket than in his personal canvas
This is what defeated him then. Il j
this unselfish devotion TO his friends tina
Twins more friends for him and now tina
I Ihe is better known than he was the las
time the three votes necessary for hi
!. election will not be lacking.
g. 2. Cooper representing the Cream
/ lerg Package company Of Minneapolis wa
il the city SATURDAY. on bis way to Albil
TO confer with the officers Of the cream
! cry IN that town, who were to have
meeting on Saturday to consider build
! ing q new creamery. On October Is