New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10

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s. Get some Of that fine new perfume
from olsen's drug store.
Don't fail to get mess Of those fresh |
caught fish for your Friday dinner at
Stuebe's. Phone your orders to No. 1 SO |!
Ed. Gieseke, the lumber merchant of
Sleepy Eye was IN the city Friday on his
way to Minneapolis. While here he visit |
ed his parents.
An almost unsuccessful attempt has
been made By owners of cutters to get
some pleasure out of the hight fall of
snow that at present covers the ground.
There is some kicking in the city be-
cause milk has been advanced to 6 cents
q quart. Still there is no complaint about
the price of beer which is nearly 4 cents
q quart higher.
& John Limbs election expenses footed
up to $3.50, or $i4 more than the law
allows, but the Hennepin county auditor
will not refuse Mr.. Lind an election certi-
fcate on account Of the excess.
The Minnesota state fair will be held
from Ang. 81 to Sept. 5, 1908. These.
dates were decided upon at a meeting of
the National Association of Fairs and
Fxpositions, which was held in Chicago.
Saturdays Minneapolis Times contain
ed pictures Of the Carlton college foot
ball team and among the number there
appeared the familiar face of Dwight
MoWery who has acquired considerable
skill in that line since leaving the city.
The school board has very generously
given the students OF the public schools
the Friday following Christmas with the
usual Christmas vacation There Is little
use to assemble the children for one day
after the excitement that the Christmas
day usually brings.
III. Z. Beecher expects his mother to
return to this city in the near future to
live with him. Her two sons who were
in Washington and with whom she was
living have both been ordered to sea ano
will be absent from the city for an In
definite period and SO she has decided t
retnrp<to this city.
i The cold spell which is covering al
4 the northern United States is considered
timely blessing BY the dry goods mer.
chants. October and November were toe
warm to get rid of their winter goods
i As every is now ex periencing bit O
cold winter, it will propel thousands o
buyers to the dry goods establishment
throughout the whole land. .-...ss
The discovery that twenty five women
are holding positions as rural mail dis
i tributors is ajoke on Postmaster Genera
i Payne, ia the light of his recent orde
concerning married women in the posta
service; that is, if the women who carr
letters to the farmers have husbands VIII
/ are engaged in business also.
Postmaster General Payne's propose,
request for a deficiency rural mail deliy
Iery appropriation of $500, 900 will
backed By farmers generally. No exten
sion of the mail service in the Unite
i States has won such interest and popu
larity in soshort q time as that Whic
! givesthe farmers . share Of the benefit
q oH regular mail distribution.
The management Of the Turner ha
theatre has booked for the 28th of Ii
cember that celebrated play sslNay Dow
East This play attracted one of I'll
q largest houses that has gathered in Il
1 MaDkato theatre last sason and gave ua
versaI satisfaction II IS strong pla
and one that all can GO to and enjoy
!; it can be thorougly understood and q
/. preclate by everyone. The city is fort
nate ii having the play in its midst ii
!. on that date the house should Be FIJI,
to the ceiling.