New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-30
stork Bros. want your poultry
g. 81. Hornburg sells Plymouth Irvine.

y. HornDur sells fslymoutn tWine.
All kinds Of Fresh Sausages every
Iday At Ruseh 8 Bosch.
G. IL Hornburg headquarters for
guns ammunition aud blcyc les.
Last evening MI. and Mn. John Lar
son entertained for her neice, Miss Blekre
and Miss Wagon.
W Bingham left yesterday for
Minneapolis 70 be present 81 8 meeting
of the grain bayers association OF which
he is vice present.
Miss Inez Orbison who has been the
guest Of Miss Minnie silyerson the past
1.-TWO weeks left for her home at Sidney,
Ohio on Friday last.
Mrs. John Gareis entertained the Luz
theran Choir on Friday evening in honor
Of her daughter Mrs. Kraus of lndianapo-
His, Ind, who lis visiting her.
Teachers examination will be held IN
this city at the High school room on
Monday Aug. 18th, according to the
notice sent out By the County superin-
tendent. s#5
A large number Of people were dis
appointed in not being permitted to
listen to the Second Regiment Band con-
cert, as many expected there would be
one Sunday evening.
DR.. o. @. Stricken and wife are visit
ing in the east. They left via Chicago
and the lakes and will return by rail.
Mrs. Stricken will visit relatives in Phil.
adelphia and Uuiontown.
| Ex Sheriff Anderson Of Springfield was
in the city Saturday on business. Mr.. An
derson says that on Friday night they had
a big hail storm at and northwest of Cob
den which did considerable damage.
Wheat harvest will begin this week on
some sections. The harvest is going to
ripen rapidly and farmers will find diff
Guilty IN handling the crop. Men are al
ready scarce for work, though there seems
to be enough who are idle. ....s.
The Board of Equalization, which
finished its work last Wednesday. Made
quite number of changes in the returns
of the assessors as will be seen by the
statement published In another column,
the increase was largest in Springfield.
McClure's magazine for August con-
tains several more chapters of Miss Stones
interesting story Of her captivity, includ-
ing the story Of the birth Of Mn. Tsilka's
child. It is q romantic and interesting
story and something the reader will app
preciate and like. .. -
Monday evening Clinton Norton State
Secretary of the Y. P. S. C. E. was given
a reception at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
s. q. Updyke by the members of the
Christian Endeavor society. An informal
program of music was very pleasantly
carried out. 49,. +. :s IN.
L. P. Larson grain buyer for r. H.
Bingham at Evan had the misfortune to
have several of his fingers taken off Mon
day by an accident in the elevator. He
was insured in the Interstate which will
recompense him for the time he loses BY
the accident though nothing can restore
the value of the fingers he loses.
At the Congregational church Sunday
morning Clinton Norton conducted re-.
ligious services. Mr.. Norton is young
man whose ambition is the ministry, for
which he is studying. He is at present
secretary of the State Christian Endeavor
society. He had a good congregation and
his address was of very high order.
Joe Koehler secured the required num-.
Der of signers to the position asking for.
J.
mail carriers for this city and the same
has been sent in to the department. In
the course Of time there is no doubt but
that the city will be using the numbers on
the houses and men with natty uniforms
will be carrying the mail. The city will
be decorated with post office boxes and
the old postofice will cease to be gen.
eral meeting place.
The employees Of the John Hauenstein
Brewing presented their compliments
to Fred Setter, the late secretary Of that
Institution IN the shape Of handsome.
silver tray, upon which is engraved Tin.
remembrance of The Emp oyes 81 John
Hauenstein Brewing Co, July ! 5, 1902.
This token of remembrance shows the
high esteem in which Mr.. Setter was held
bY his brother workers IN this large in
Estitution.