New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-10


James Ang. rs and 81 il charge Of
Dwight Mowery was asuccsss. The
Wattonwan County Sunday School As
sociatlon' was formed with the Intention
Iof having similar convention annually.
MI. Fagenstrom, the State Sunday School
Missionary, will lecture at SLEEPY Eye
Sept. IA and is.
The Inter State office force is now very
busy making out the regular monthly
reports aud By the first Of the month the
second issue Of the Int State monthly
will be finding its way into the homes Of
several thousand people Of the state Of
minnesota. President Barnes has been
out all week in the interest Of the as-
ISOLATION, principally at Gracesiile.
The Broaday Grocery received today
"a carload Of extra fancy free stone
peaches direct from California. They
will be sold atf95 cents per box.
Among the successful hunters of the
season thus far may be counted Theod ore
Mueller and Geo. Marti with Carl Crone
and Ferd. snnWald as drivers. On one
occasion they brought home fifty-tWo
chickens and on another Mr.. Mueller
with Henry Simmet Of Klessnef brought
home forty eight. Thisis good shoot
ing for itcovers about the limit of the
law.
| The Grand hotel is being surprisingly
toned up By The new landlord and the
office and dining room especially are be-
ing decorated 50 that there is scarcely a
resent lance to the former place. The
Grand should be made to pay if the pro
per man has be running Fit. There is
plenty Of room in this city for q second
good hotel and there is no reason why it
should not pay.
Get your pictures framed at j. III.
Forster's. He has an elegant new lot of
frames, just arrived.
The editor of the Anchor and wife and
2. E.. Oliver and Miss Title Schuetz en-
joyed q splendid days visit with John
Lawerenz and wife at their farm home in
Ellsworth Sunday. To say that the day
was enjoyed would be putting it mildly.
Our host and hostess possess allthe ideal
qualifications as entertainers and haze
one of the finest farm homes ia Meeker
lconnty.-Dassel Anchor. = Z Il. ~
It1Clarence Mowery who has been night
operator for the NJ. s St. Z. road at the
station in Esterville has been transferred
to Langdon IN the same state where he
| has been given day job. This comes
in the nature of promotion and is
evidence that the young man is tending
strictly to business. Friends of Clarence
in this city will be pleased to learn Of
his success as an operator. .'r. -.
Prof. Ed. Bosky returned on Friday
from his trip to Chicago and the east,
During the trip he disposed Of large
number of his books on philosophy and
science and in Chicago was offered d
large sum b. one of the publishers there
for the manuscript of the second edition
as we'll as succeeding editions but re-
fuses the. offer as he thinks that he Can
dispose of the books to better advantage
himself. = ..:.: - =.T r {: u.
Watch free with every suit or.
overcoat at Zschunhe & SchllIlnf,
- ! s.. The New Store.
James Dougherty, one Of the old de-
tenders of New Ulm, and veteran OF
three years in the civil war, died at hie
home in Tyrone, lie sueur county, Aug.
25th. He was not only q loyal citizen
| to the state and nation, but citizen who
had the respect and love of all who knew
him. His age was 70 years. One by one
the old heroes are fast dropping BY the
wayside, to take up the march on the
other Sides Peter Tribune. 81
On Friday Sept. S, at the home Of Mrs
CD. B. Hirschin Minneapolis her daugh.
ter Camilla was married to w. T.. Good
rich of Audubon, MINI. Mr.. Goodrich
is a druggist in that city and 9 young
man of high standing. Mrs. Goodrich
at one time was a resident Of this city
during the time Of her fathers life and
many people will remember her through
the memory Of her father. She is also
a sister Of Mrs. W. G.. Little of this city
The millionaire Tramp Company ap.
peared in this city on Sunday night at
the Opera house ard played to q gsod
Ihopse. The play is all thatit is adyer
tised to be, and is one that people maj
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