New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-15

10 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK.
Friedman s. Schmidt, Photographers.
On Monday of last week daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Loesch. j
Rev. s. G. Uppyke was visitor at the
Twin Cities several days last week.
The young peoples whist club met
with Miss Antonio Zieher on Thursday
evening. Five tables were played and
the head prizes went to A. R. Bowling
and Miss Silverson who each had thirty
one points. -r-,s. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Melges entertain
ed a party of young people at their home
on Jefferson and Fifth street last Thurs.
day evening. The guest of honor was
Miss Emma Melges of New Ulm, who
has been visiting her brothers at this
place.-Redwood Gazette.
The last number of the 'sStub Pen" a
magazine issued by the authors club of
Minneapolis contains very pretty poem
by L. G. Davis of Sleepy Eye. Mr.. Da.
Wis has been quite successful in a liter
ary way with short stories and poems.
Thursday is the day set by the city
council for the opening of bids tor the
building and furnishing of the electric
light plant. There is no dearth of bids
and undoubtedly there will be such a
variety of forms that it will be hard to-
decide which will be cheapest. =.
More as a matter of record than for
any other purpose we mention the fact
that on the night of Jan. 9th it th;awed
all night. January, so far, has been
remarkable, but it is appreciated by ev-
by everybody except the fuel men and
those who have heavy clothing to sell.
A Chicago chemist has decided that
the Minnesota state chemist don't know
his business and that he made mistake
in analysing the river at New Ulm. He
pronounced the water the best on earth
while our state chemist says it is not fit
to use. Who is right?- Winthrop News.
The state dairy and food commission
ers say they have the box-car dealers so
scared now that they have either gone
out of business or have reformed and are
selling better quality of goods. The
box-car men were prosecuted for selling
impure and improperly labeled articles.
The Tanke murder trial begins in this
city Jan. 2sth.> Sheriff Mcmillan has Sc
cured the banquet hall in Daniels block
in which to lodge the jury nights and
Sundays. / This is under orders of Judge
Weber to secure comfortable head
quarters for the jury, as it is expected
the trial will last three weeks at least.
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Christian Trebisch the old man who
was assaulted by his son and whose con-
dition bordered on to death for long
time, has recovered and is apparently
we'll both physically and mentally. This
will make considerable difference in the
disposition of the sons case, and, con-
sldering the condition Of the son will
probably let him off with a light SEN
tence.
DR.. Bayley has just received a fine set
of apparatus for his Office including a
McDonald surgical chair, a Betz dry hot
air apparatus, Eureka Multi Nebulizer
galvanic ferradic electric battery and
numerous smaller instruments that are
found ID we'll regulated physicians off.
Ices. He is now thoroughly established
and will no doubt be pleased to have
people call on him.
Peter Herrian has moved his family
and household effects to Sleepy Eye,and
Inpon the 18th OF the present moEth will
enter into possession Of the property ac-
|quired from Mrs. ]. J. ]. Bier. Mr.. Henri,
an made q successful venture Of his bus
lness enterprise here and carries with
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him to Sleepy Eye the best wishes Of !
host Of friends for his success there. &c
will BE missed from this city which has
been his home for nearly = third Of 4
century