New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-09

Ed. Fernholz of ield who isas-
sociated with county attorney Olssn ID
the law practice vas il tie city Monday.
Mrs. s. townsend. mother Of r. Town
send ofthis city, from Cadillas, Mich.
Mn. Z. Page, her daughter Of Martin,
Mich. arrived II the city Wednesday and
will visit some time with MI. and Mrs.
Townsend. IS
Redwood Falls has dog poisoning
case similar 70. the one in this city ii
which several valuable dogs have been
poisoned, some. valued as high as 775.
The people there have not gone to law
.about,i however.
Bring your poultry to stork Bros.
New potatoes fromsthe home fields are
exceptionally large and plentiful this
year and the crop promises to be an I'M
usually large one, which will bring the
price Of this necessity down to more
reasonable basis.
Among the teachers from this city who
are attending the National association at
Minneapolis this week are Miss sllyerson,
Miss Richardson and Miss Koch. They
left on Monday mornlng for Minneapolis.
Rev. A. NJ. Block Of Milwaukee author
of German and French system Of self In
struction and one of the simples and
most perfect, was in the city Monday,
and was very successful in disposing Of
"a large number Of copies of this week.
< To enjoy an afterno on nap buy a ham
mock of And. J. Eckstein's.
DR.. E. W. Bayley will leave on Thurs.
day for Miles City, Mont. where. he has
been summoned by Senator Mclean on
account of probable surgical operation.
DR.. Bayley has been phsiciau IN the
family of Senator Mclean for several
years. /.
Attention is called to the notice given
by the Ladies of the Turnvere1n of their
entertainment at Turner hall park on
Sunday evening July 18th. There will
be aVariety Of entertainment and refresh.
ments will be served. Avery cordial in.
vitation is extended to all to be present
The plans and specifications drawn BY
Jos. Kreitinger 81 Springfield were the
ones accepted BY the Tracy Herald fol
its new building. The Herald will soor
he in its own bull ding enjoying. the ad.
vantages Of . building especially built
for printing, which will discount any
general purpose building.
In thisSissue of the Review may b.
found the first instanment Of an Indian'
story of the Sioux Massacre. It ii pro
badly the only instance where an India1
has given an account OF the event which
has give New Ulm the right to celebrat,
it's anniversary ia August. The Stor,
will run in three issues Of the paper.
Bnrg's Battery was pretty near tn
whole parade at Sleepy Eye and was TIL
most attractive thing in the procession
The battery left here the night before s,
as to be on hand, to wake the peopl
with their morning salute. Capt. Bur.
and this enterprise Of his was the objec
Of many com pliments. The rain mad
the return trip very disagreeable.
Fresh Fish every Friday 1t Rusch 1
Bosch. RI
r July starts in with an annual and I'm
necessary amount Of rain. The storm
Saturday evening was very damagin,
especially to oats, rye and barley. Pre-
vious rains had broken many fields Q
oats down, and the last was so drivin
and heavy that it could not fail to be Q
serious damage. Wheat is badly ruste,
in some 4elds but will probably not b
seriously damaged by it.
The large crowd which attende
Gentry Bros. Show Saturday afternoo
was g surprise, following as lt#did til
4th Of July. The large tent was Gro wd
ed and the exhibition was satisfactory t
all. It issa clean and altogether pleasin
series performances from beginning t
end and an exhibition Of animal intellj
gence rarely seen. The evening pc,
formance was called off on account 9
the heavy rain.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Wn
Haubrich gave a very delightful party t
number Of young people at their HON
on Broadway, in honoro Of Mrs. Haubrich'
sister, Miss Margaret Hughes. On Mon
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