New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-03-19

! Crest ailk sale next Monday 4 !. =.
Neumann.
3. Nagel was in Pipestone Thprsday
looking after business interests ii that
city.
The REv1KW this week publishes y
complete report Of the session Of the
legislature just ended.
w. R. Hodges was down from Sleepy
Eye Sunday and attended the second
Regiment band concert.
The infant child Of MI. and Mrs. Paul
Wilburg died on Wednesday last and
was buried Friday In the city cemetery.
A report Of the township elections
throughout the county may be found on.
the ins1de Of the paper, together with.
an additional amount Of other interest
matter. a
Rumor has it that AL. Crone Of this
lcity was on Monday married to Mrs. VIM.
lEich formerly Miss Annie Scheiderich IN
Minneapolis. and will shortly bring his
bride with himsto this city to live.
The county commissioners spent part
Of the day yesterday at the poor farm
for the purpose of determining the
number and kind Of tools and other arti-
cles, necessary to carry on the farming
at that place.
Seed time will soon be at hand and
you want the best. Those that are guar
anteed to grow. You will find them at
the Pioneer Drug Store in all varieties,
both garden and grass seeds, call and
see them before buying. s5.
| W. 81. Gieseke who lately sold out his
livery business with the firm of Kretsch
s. Gieseke has decided to- open new
livery barn in this city and conduct an
independent business. He has not de-
cided upon his location. Wi,
l g1uC lUu0Tdl VI -NlCAOlAS u0uZS4 LOOK
place on Wednesday,. He was buried in
the Catholic, Cemetery. Mr.. Henzel has
been an innate of the hospital in this
city for number of years and was 80
i years old at the time of his death.
The opening at Cap. Nenno's place on
saturday night was decided success SO
far as being q sopular attraction is con-
cerned. 1.-THE genial proprietor can be
as popular the year around, this will be
the most popular place in the city.
Martin B. Erickson Of Hanska was in
the city Friday. Mr.. Erickson was elected
recorder of his village at the election last
week having received all but five of the
votes cast for recorder. The vote for
president Of the council was close Ole
Synsteby being elected by two votes.
Your attention is again called to tho
card social which is to be given by the
ladies of the Turnverien at Turner Hall
on Friday evening, to, which everybody
who likes social time is invited. The
cost will be twenty five cents which will
include supper. Euchre will be the
game played. .....
! The block opposite the Dakota house
had a>nsrrow escape from fire Wednes.
day night last week. The lamp in Hau-
brich's jewelry store which is kept burn.
ing all night, exploded sometime during
the night, blowing large piece out Of
the metal bowl and scattering oil owe,
the floor. Fortunately. the blaze must
have been extlngu1shed by the force Of
the explosion so that nothing serious re.
suited. - . ~. RI
County commissioner Ole Synsteby was
was elected president Of the village
council of Hanska last Tuesday and will
therefore have to resign the Office Of
commissioner to accept his new position.
| This he will do at the meeting now il
session. The law provides that one man
shall not hold two elective Offices. Mr..
lsynsteby has made q good representa-.
tive for the county from the second dis.
trict and is too bad that he cannot fill
both positions. /.
! The January lssue Of Greater America
arrived on Saturday. It was disappolnt.
ing in many ways, as far Is being 8
benefit to the city in the way Of adver.
Using is concerned. The bulk Of reading
i ancient history interesting but d
little value to the city IS present day
] advertising. The magazine, however j.
an improvement over the Sleepy Eye
edition and contains some we'll executed
work and good illnesses Of ! number 81
| our citizens. But the front view OF Dr.