New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-19

One trial and you will use no other
Yale coffee. For sale by Geo. Hauen,
stein.
The NorthWesternIal railroad has had an
immense number Of steel rails piled il
the yards at this place 70 Be used for the
purpose Of replacing the rails on the
man line between here and Sleepy Eye.
They are much heavier rail than-the
ones>that will be taken u.
j. II. Rosen Of Minneapolis has open
ed 9 commission house ID the Rudolph
building on North Minnesota-s st where
he will dispose Of q lot Of apples in
trade for poultry and farm produce. He
expects to make a regular business Of it
and will be in the city permanently.
The United State Marshal was here
Monday for the purpose Of seeing John
Weddendorf about his bond. Mr.. Wed
dendorf was indicted at the recent term
of court and was telephoned to appear
and furnish bond but he failed to show
up on time and the marshal came for
him Monday. His case will be heard at
the next term of court. s..s
Last week at the holiday opening Of
G. e.. Reim's there was displayed
some of the finest had painted china
that has been seen in this city. It was
something unusual in that line and
though the weather was such that the
ladies did not care to venture out in still
there were numbers there who took adj
vantage of the sale. Mr.. REIN still has
some beautiful pieces left.
VIM. Owen will give the people of this
city as good play as any that has been
seen by those who have been going to
Mankato and it will cost them much
less. He plays the celebrate School for
Scandal and it is said that he is the best
in that of any of the plays that he has
appeared in. Secure your seats early for
this engagement. He will be here Satur-
day night the 22d of November which is
this week. -.
+ On Wednesday evening the inspection
Of DeMoley Commandery was held By
Eminent Grand Commander, Roland G.
Hartley of Minneapolis and at the same
time there were initiated into the com.
mandery DR.. Wood of Hanska and Dan
Williams of this city. At the conclusion
of the work at the lodge the company
adjourned to the Grand hotel where they
all partook of a spread prepared BY
Landlord Martin. 's-. Sc.
Thursday Nov, 9th is the day set
apart by custom and the president of
the United States as the day for thanks
giving. While there are many things to
look upon with sorrow the past year the
good so far off sets the bad that there are
very few who cannot enter into the
spirit of the day with the heartiest good
will this year, and if they haven't turkey
they can be thankful that they have al
abundance Of something eles that answer
the same purpose. IT. ):
Editor Upton of the Hanska Herald
was in the city Saturday on business.
Speaking of the electric light business
in his paper this week, he says: One OF
the aldermen has started in to get re-
duction of rates that will drive out the
old company. OF course the city has
some advantage but an alderman who
would CONCEIVE such plan, and a board
who will back him up, ought to be sent
home in disgrace at the next election.
At least that is the way it looks to an
outsider. ..s@
+ The damage to the Sleepy Eye mill as
was reported in the daily papers is not SC
serious as they make it. It seems that
the contractors wanted to put up some
new kind of a bin for wheat and the mil
company was suspicious of and made
them contract to replace it with any
other that they would designate if il
failed toahold. The thing gave way ane
had to be temporarily replaced until 1
steel bin could be put in. The damage
vas inconsiderate mostly in the loss O
grain.
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