New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-16
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Hugo Rose has resigned his position as
clerk at the Dakota house and will shortly
leaYe on visit to Kansas City with his
brother. IS
The Sioux Indian account of the Mas
sacre, the second installment of which
appears in this issue ofathe Review, has
attracted considerable notice. The story
this week takes up the account of the up
rising the previous number deals with
the events leading up to it. . .
The New Ulm Land and Investment Co.
sent4another landseekers excursion into
Assiniboia under the direction of +.
Klossner, Jr.s whose success in selling
farms has been something phenomenal.
The company still has large tract Of
ands' which give splendid opportunities
or those seeking farms. 81
d Sunday afternoon at three o'clock Mr..
Bartlett State Missionary of the Ameri-
can Sunday School Union will address
a school house meeting in the building
of district No. fifteen near Nick Mander-
fields place. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. In the evening Mr.. Bartlett
will speak at Sleepy Eye. Z
!, The Concordia band gave very de-
lightful concert IN German park Thursday
evening. They had an appreciatiYe
audience. Tomorrow night the Cadet
band will give concert. The peoplesof
New i'm are fortunate in having two free
concerts week for their entertainment.
This is something not found IN all cities
and should be appreciated.
The Second Regiment band which play
ed at the summer fest on Sunday night,
will give five additional concerts at
Turner hall park on Sunday nights. This
excellent band which has more than q
local reputation is favorite in the city
and the people will greet this announce
.ment with no small amount of pleasure.
The concerts are gratuitions and will
without doubt be we'll attended and
thoroughly appreciated.
the annual school election for this
tdistricttakes placessins this city on satur-
day next when two members of the
board will be- elected 10 succeed Richard
Pfefferle and Herman schapekahm whose
ternstsexpire. Insell probability these
gentlemen will be elected TO- succeed
themselves sas the administration has
proven very satisfactory during their
term of Office.
x Lisk antitrust tinware warranted for
ever for sale atsHornburg'a.
Geo. ". somerville ofslsepy Eye has
fled with secretary of State the declara-
ton ofshis attention to be.a candidate
for State Senator from Brown and
Redwood counties. Senator Someryille
has made himseH.an enviable reputation
among the Legislators of the state andhas
given Brown and Redwood counties a
distinction never before known. They
should suspend the rulessin his case and
elect him by exclamation. 5
Dwight Mowery Has undertaken to
work for the American Sunday School
Uniondurlng the summer vacation. The
territory assigned him is Brown and
YWatonwan9counties. Hisr is not de.
'nominational at all sandsin that respect he
Is simplya Sunday School Missionary,
acting underline Union. He will be
pleased ifsany Who know of Sunday
schoolssneeding aid or of places needing
schools organized will write him at New
gUlm:
Albert W. Mueller who recently grad.
uated from the law department. of the
State University has decided toslocate at
Wabasso, the future countyIseat efs Red
wood county: He left on londay for
Minneapolis to purchase Che uecessary
books q for = tss slawelibfary berth
large circle. Of friends here and at spr1ng-
field who will be glad to see him become
the leading attorney of Redwood county.
He has got into a county wherelegal ad-
vice is much sought after and should
easily be able e get his SHARE
s&s Mrs. Ole Jorgensen who has been suf-
fering from rheumatism for sometime
died at her home in Linden on Thursday
last and was buried Saturday: in the Mora
cemetery. She was the wife ofFthe pre-
sent deputy county auditor anda woman
who had mauy1friends.8 She Eleaves a
husband and two children, boy and
girl both grown to theaestate ofSman and