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

i Dyars Lubricant, Western Cy1in.
der and Western Castor slh0sl1l be
II used BY all cOnslIn1erso Of machine
oils. They are the BEST and nnOsi
Economical. Ask your dealer for
these oils and accept Of no other.
The Leona hotel at Slespy Eye M
the best decorated Of any 81 the business
honses ii the city during tho dsyssof the
dedication. Peter Herrian who i the
proprietor showed excallent taste and
spent no small amount of money to make
hia place look attractive.
While On her way to this city from her
home Ia Lafayette the horse that Mn.
Rantenberg was driving became Tighten
ed and ran away Rantenberg lost con-
trol,of il and was thrown from the buggy,
She was severely injured about the head
and the buggy was broken into kindline
/ wood.
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Attention Of voters il called TO the fact
that if they did not vote at the primaries
that it will be necessary for them to
register on Tuesday At the various
voting precincts there will be q board Of
registration and all who are not register
ed should see to il that their names are
on the list.
Miss Elsie Hilmer who has been I'M
able to take her place in the school in
this city on account Of injuries received
I'm the railroad wreck near Waseca has
50 nearly recovered chat she was able to
return to this place Oh Saturday last and
will visit here week before taking her
place in the school.
Remember the great 9 cts coffee sale
at j. #. Neumann next Monday, also
Towels, Tablet Linens and Overcoats at
Igreat bargain prices.
The Burg cigar factory has been enjoy
ing an unusual run Of business the past
month receiving some Of the largest in
diYldual orders that they have had tor
the year past. Their large force is kept
busy filing the orders Of their regular
trade and it makes them hustle I'd keep
| up with the new orders.
Miss Hage returned to her home in
New Ulm last week after visiting i short
time with her sister law, Mrs. Notifies
of this village. Among the btsiness
visitors in Fairfax this week was John
Buschers, formerly Of New Ulm, Who is
now. owner of . hardware store IN North
ern Iowa. Fairfax Standard.
The ladies Of the Benevolent associa-
tion of Sleepy Eye are arranging to give
a Charity Ball in that city in the near
future and they contemplate sending 4
number of invitation to parties in this
city. The affair promises to be some
thing better than the ordinary ball, and
all who have an opportunity Of going will
no doubt enjoy it.
IS DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis, will be
In New Ulm, Sunday. Oct. 26th., ut Dr..
Strickler's Office, to do eye, ear, nose and
throat work. Hours-11 a. M. to 4 PM =
81. Mueller, j. who lives across the
river on the property where the fire oc-
lscurred last week, was in the city Monday
and in speaking of the fire he says that
he is afraid it has done considerable
damage, more than at first appears. The
fire ran into the timber and burned some
Of the larger trees. He does not know
how the fire started. ss.
The ladies of the Congregations
church of this city are anxious that al
who have anything that may be Of an.
value at q rummage sale leave their na.ne
with MI. Ottomeyer at his store and the,
will call for such articles. The date of th,
faale has not been fixed but it will be il
the near future. s.:
The Sc. Paul Pioneer Press Of SATURDAY,
containl an excellent likeness Of Rev
i Geo. Erich Of lie Sueur formerly Of thi
city with the following statement: Tn,
pastor for eighteen years Of the Orange
ical lions church was Friday rresente,
with q beautiful quater sawed, roller-top
solid oak, desk and revolving, leather
| covered oak Office chair, by his congre
CATION, in commenoration Of his birth
day.
B Select oysters 40 cents per can an
| Standard at so cents per can, receive,
daily at Wd. Eibner's Bakery.
4 J. b. Forster has made some yer
noticeable changes in the interior arrange
IL ynant of h;c firm; etrra /,