New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-04-09

II. N. Somsen was in st. Peter on bust
ness yesterday. 3,
Miss Mabel Doty and sister of Court
land were in the city yesterday visiting
friends. s.S I
HI. Sayerein will leave on Friday to
look after the spring work on his Kittson
county farm.
c. D. Griffith was in the city yesterday
and made several quick turns about the
street in his automobile. " r..
The death of Mrs Christiana Peters
occurred in this city on Monday. She
was 6S years of age. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow from the Lutheran
church. ~ ill.,.
Last Wednesday evening the contract
for plumbing and putting in a heating
| plant in the new Catholic church at
Sleepy Eye was let to to Potts 6 Hoy of
St. Peter. if
| B. Behnke & Co. are remodeling the
! interior of their store and frightening it
up with new coat of paint. There is
some talk of putting new front in which
would be decided Improvement and
make the building of considerable more
value. IT,
The Hanska Herald of this week is the
first under the management of G. R. Up.
ton. 1t has the ear marks of good
writer about it and when the new pro-
prietor becomes familiar with his field
he will undoubtedly give that section OF
the county a good paper.
Commissioner Synsteby had no need to
resign his position as County Com,
missioner because he had been elected
president OF the council of the village OF
Hanska. A similar case has developed
at Wabasso and the Attorney General has
decided that the man may hold both
offices. .E
Henry Steffel and Miss Emma RUBY
both of this city were united in marriage
at the Catholic church yesterday morning
Mr.. Steffel has been employed in the fur.
niture store of Louis Buepger for the pas,
three years and is we'll known IN the city
He and his bride have the hearty con-
CALCULATIONS of large circle of friends.
One of the biggest attractions booked
for Mankato Theatre is the comic opera
"The Viking" which will be presented
by the Roosevelt Marching club of Mime.
apolis. on Saturday night, April 18th
The club will present the same opera in
beth st. Paul and Minneapolis, and pre-.
partitions are now under way. "."a.
The birthday social given by the Con.
gregatlonal church on Friday evening
was decided success both financially
and socially. More than a thousand
pennies were in the collection of birth.
day money and the total receipts were
more than the amount anticipated by che
ladies. An excellent supper was served
Practically all the seeding of wheat il
done in this neighborhood and as neal
as can be determined the acreage is moi
larger than last year. The same condi-
ton seems to prevail throughout the
state. Seeding IS considerably earlier
than last year and it would be calamity
almost if the weather should not remain
reasonably warm until the wheat gets
out of the ground.
The entertainment Sunday night at
Turner hall is to be unique III every re-
spect. It is probably the first entertain
ment Of its kind ever given in the city
being chiefly Either music. The cos.
tunes are of special design and will lend
picturesq ueness to the players that will
be attractive. Some choice selections
will be played. The full program may
be seen in another colum. The enter
tainment is under the management 81
Prof. Besky and is given By his either
students.
Dr.. @. 9. Gregg, Superintendent Of
the Farmers Institute, was in the city
Thursday the guest Of DR.. strickler.
Mr.. Gregg was making SONS prelim.
mary arrangements for the next years
work Of the institute. He has decided
to hayea German speaker, who will Be
able to translate the important features
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