New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-19
Einar Hoilale LETT for 81. PAM satur

Einar Hoidale left for ST. Paul satnr
day on business.
Baggage transfe and takento and
from all trains. Service prompt and re.
liable. VIM Fenscke proprietor
Mrs. ]. Treadwell and daughter,
Jean, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Z. Beecher several days last week.
4 G.. N, Gress Of Sleepy Eye was il the
dity on Tuesday last and attended the
Blizzard ball. He was on bis way home
from Winthrop.
3. Bowling left for Sc. Paul on
Thursday and from there went to Fargo.
He was accompanied to ST. Paul BY g.
p. Roe Of Marshall.
On Thursday the public schools Of
this CITY held exercises Of q patriotic ma
ture in anniversary Of the birthday Of
Lincoln which was en- Wednesday
Dr.. Edmund w. Bayley was called on
Tuesday to Big Lake, in the northern
part of the state, in consultation with
his brother . practicing physician Of
that place.
Commencing last night the German
Medicine Co., will give continuous per-
formances at the opera house and incl
dentally sell their specific for tie ills
that vex mankind.
On Thursday Willie Block fell while
playing near the saw mill, and broke
his leg between the ankle aud knee. DR..
Striekler reduced the fracture and the
boy is doing nicely.
/ Mrs. B. Follmann leaves today for
Milwaukee and Chicago to order mil
linery supplies for the spring trade.
She will also engage her former trimmer
for the coming season.
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Mrs. M. Hummel Of The Peoples
Store left on Saturday for Chicago and
from there will &C to New York to COM
plete the purchase of the spring and
summer stock for her store.
Mr.. Mullen received letter from the
foreman of his ranch last week stating
that they are having summer weather in
that section of the country, which is
something remarkable for February
weather in Dakota.
Mrs. A. G.. Setter of Winthrop enter
tanned in her home in that city on Fri
day. Invitations were received in this
city by a large number of ladies and
some twenty-five in number accepted
and were present at the receptions.
The K. of p. lodge will in the near
future celebrate the anniversary of the
founding of the order which will be an
open meeting. An entertaining program
has been arranged and the members will
be permitted to invite their friends to it.
The Tracy Republican is responsible
for the statement that James Montgom-
cry of Sleepy Eye was in that city on
his way to Dakota where he is speculat-
ing on buying line of elevators. But
if Jim goes after the elevators he will
get them. '- "
The JUNIOR Christian Endeavor Socie.
ty gave valentine social at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. E. T. Critchett On Friday
evening. The attendance was large and
they all had splendid time. The re-
ceipts we're very much larger than was
expected all of which goes to the par
sonage fund. ~
Prof. J. L. Torrens, formerly instruct-
or in the schools ut Sleepy Eye has met
with troubles of his own at Brainerd.
He rendered his resignation which wal
rot accepted, and it is claimed he used
his influence with members Of the board
to have it so ordered. Now the teachers
threathen to@resign if he il not ousted.
Attention is directed to the fact that
the Omaha line has put Sunday train
on its line leaving St. Paul at z 10 and
connecting with the Northwestern al
Kasota so that hereafter the Twin CITY
dailies will arrive on the lao train
This makes very acceptable change
and will be appreciated by all the peo
pie.
The Interstate Accident and Relic
Association made its first report to th,
insurance commission last week and wa
complimented BY that officer who say
it is the best report that has been sen
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