New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08

T. Hofchield has been appolnted car
rier for route No. s and Matt Prom for
route n .. The two new postal routes
running out from this Office. The ser
vice commences on. the first of next
month.
Cine Of the comedies repaired to be
playing 10 crowd houses every where this
season is s.side Tracked, q with julie Wal
.ters the gentleman tramp as the star.
opera House Wednesday Oct. s. Prices
%, So and so cts.
The case Of Frank Tanke comes up be-
fore Judge Caldwell il Henderson next
Friday for final settler That is the
date that the Judge fixed upon TO de-
termine whether or not Tanke should
have q new trial.
Henry Weyhe went to Minneapolis on
Wednesday, to the State Board examine
&tions in dentistry, from there he goes to-
Chicago where he has a position as dem
onstrater in the Northwester University
in the dental epartment.
Ladies are invited to call at Mrs. r.
Burg's Jr. to see the beautiful display of
needle work exhibited by Miss Mary ".
Graft Of Sleepy Eye. Will give lessons
every day il embroidery and lace making.
until Oct. Is. Ladies take advantage.
New Ulm Assembly of the Equitable.
Fraternal Union will initiate about twenty
candidates at its meeting on Thursday
evening. State Deputy w. II. Petersen
who has been introducing the plan here
has met with very great encouragement.
VIM. Meyer the genial agent for John
Lund in this city has been IN and about
Groton, N. D. the past week where he
was selling land to Iowa parties for the.
Lund Company. Mr.. Meyer returned
on Saturday. He IS becoming quite
successful land agent. !" Is.
Miss Mary Graft Of Sleepy Eye came
down Monday with her large collection
Of fancy needle work and is staying at
the home of Mrs. Frank Burg where she
will no doubt be glad to see the ladies
Of the city, especially those who desire
articles in her line. . z:..s.. 4 s3 ...:sz
The Christian Endeavor of the Congre-
gational church at its last meeting
elected the following delegates to the
state convention which meets in St. Paul
October 10Th: Mrs. G. F. Mowery and
Miss Edith Schmidt, alternates Miss
Schocb and Miss Eva Klossner.
= Remember the great bargain sale on
Underwear next Monday at j.. F.. Neu-
mann.
Special OyerCoat Sale this and next
week at The New Store. ZsChunke s
SChilling. 55. .s..,. 3 .,5.-s
The coming attraction at the opera
house, "The Star Boarder,'' has received
many recommendations in the paper
along the line where the play has been
put on. It is to be here Sunday night
and theatre goers, will miss good thing
if they fail to take advantage of the OPP
poltunity to see it. ..
Adolph Meile on Friday adjusted his
first insurance claim, it being the pay
ment of an accident policy in the case of
VIM. Gieseke who had his legs injured.
The policy was in the Aetna Insurance
Co. one of the best in the United States.
Mr.. Meile is working up an excellent
line Of insurance forshis companies.
Fred Block and Aug. Holman, the
former clerk for Crone Bros. and the
latter clerk for Frank Behnke took
French leave Of the city and Of their
employers on Friday and have departed
for parts unknown. The boys did not
take anything with them that did not
belong to them, but simply departed.
Attention is called to the change in the
ad OF the Weneeda Bakery. Mr.. Eibner
has very conveniently arranged the interi-
or of his restaurant so that he is prepared
to serve meals and to accommodate those
who have taste for oysters. He is
building up a good trade and the arrange
ment should make his place very popu-
lar.
For RENT A large, well lighted and
steam heated Office room. Enquire at
Brown County Bank.
More or less petty theivlng has been
going on in the city for the past six
months including breaking into houses,
q nImher 0f which have hpan nnfarpd