New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-05

Brown County Bank.
Rev. and Mrs. q. NJ. Erich Of lie
Sueur returned home on Saturday from
q few days visit with friends and rela-
tives IN this city.
Mrs. Newhart Of Minneapolis arrived
in the city last Wednesday and was here
several days to put her property il shape
for the winter.
The people of the city and vicinity are
requested not TO forget the rummage sale
that is to take place on Thursday, Friday
aud Saturday of this week in the old
Olsen building. @ss.5@
: Select oysters 40 cents per can and
Standard at 80 cents per can, received
daily at Wd. Eibner's Bakery.
The auction sale at the Peoples store
continues every day. VIM. Yoerg and
family will remove back to New Ulm as
soon as the stock is disposed Win
throp News. 81
The Ministries at Turner hall theatre
next Sunday should attract a large aud
fence. The company Is one of the best,
thoroughly up-to-date and will entertain
all who go to see it in the best minstrel
style.
Fresh caught Trout, Pickerel and
Whitetish every Friday at Stuebe's Meat
Market. Phone 152.
F.Nagel the constructors Of the cement
sidewalks in this city have completed a
culvert across Minnesota street at Third
North for which they received from the
city $95 and for which they have given
a guarantee of three years. !
The August Schell Brewing Co. had
the dedication of their new saloon and
hall at Searls Monday night. The oc-
casion was celebrated with a dance. A
number of the candidates for office were
present and took part in the festivities.
On Monday Justice Brandt united in
marriage Mrs. Frank Schaefer to Frank
Polta, both of this city. The newly
married couple left for Mankato in the
afternoon on short trip. Mr.. Polta is
employed in the cooper shop of the Eagle
mill. ~. @*.' X
Quite number of the young people
of the city enjoyed themselves OF the
Halloween party at the Congregational
church parlors Friday evening. The
usual halloween games were played and
supper was served. The fun lasted until
near midnight.
C. G. REIN will have Grand Holiday
Opening Monday and Tuesday Nov. 10th
and lIth.
j. Klossner, Jr. has arranged to have
one of his landseeker excursions to Cana
da, the excursion starts today instead of
yesterday on account of election. The
number who take advantage of the ex-
cprsion this time is larger than on previ-
Gus occasions. s~7<
Dr.. Bayley assisted by Drs. Weiser
and physian from Minneapolis who
was visiting DR.. Bayley performed an
operation on Jos. Schmitz for a very
complicated case of appendicitis. The
operation was made on Monday and the
patient was doing nicely according to
last reports. ~"@
The city has done good job in placing
culvert at the crossing of Third street
north and Minnesota at the corner of L. J.
Buenger's store. There was always more
or less damage from the overflow of water
during heavy rains at this place and the
new culvert is so constructed that it will
carry off all the surplus water without
difficulty. " y.
The public is invited to attend the Holi.
day Opening Monday and Tuesday Nov.
10th and llth a large line of hand painted
China will be displayed. C.. G. REIN.
j. T. sacke, one of the prominent bust.
ness men of the thrifty village Of Wabas.
so was in the city Saturday on business
He says that not even New Ulm will on,
do that place for business. He is the
kind of man to have in community
one who talks his town at home and
abroad. He is very pleasant man tc
meet. ....# .ss=
Mrs. Behan who lives near Gibbon,
was driving home from this city last
Wednesday when her horse became
frightened and ran away, throwing her
out of the buggy. Her left arm was
broken at the elbow and she was other
wise injured. She was brought back to
the hospital and treated by Drs. strick-
Ter and Weiser.