New Ulm review., 1902-09-17

Eilery q famous Italian band Is to be-
II Mankato on Monday night Sept. 90.
This famous band has been given much
praise for il playing at Lake Harriet this
summer A number from this city have
signifed their determinations to attend.
s Members Of the Catholic church at
West Newton expect to have a big time
at the dedication of the three bells that
have been placed on the church. The
dedication Is to take place next Sunday
q large number of the church member
ship from this city will be present if the
weather IS in the least agreeable. There
will also be people there from parts Of
Nicollet county 80 chat the crowd is ex-
pected to be quite large.
Watch free. with every suit or
lOyercOat at Zschunhe & SchiIIine,
The New Store.
&
a notable wedding took place at st.
George Catholic church on Monday
morning when Miss Lizzie Schoeff1er
was married to Wolgang Hacher. After
the ceremony the party repaired to the
home Of the brides parents where they
we're royalty entertained, the reception
lasting into the night time. Musicians
from this city were present to furnish
music and g large number Of people from
this city attended both the wedding and
the reception.
What's the use of getting rich, If one
has TO get dyspepsia with it and lie awake
on account of it. Better a contented
mind, good digestion and less money to
worry about, say we, though we think
we could get along with little more
lucre and still enjoy our meals and sleep.
Money and even wealth would be all
right as servant, but when it gets to be
master Of It's owner it becomes hollow
mockery and sham. Many an otherwise
respectable and promising youth has
been the making of millions of the
worlds greatest men and women.
. Montevideo Leader.
r. Neumann will sell job lot oi
Jackets and dcapes worth $3.50 and SO
at $2.50 each next Monday.
y6e freezing weather that has visited
,lxhis section of the state the past week
has caught the corn crop at time wher
freezing can do it the most harm. The
grain Is not hard and the result will be
that most Of the corn will be badly
shrunken. Farmers are now making al
effort to save what they can with the
harvester and during the past week al
! unusually large number of these ma
chines have been sold. Considering th.
bright prospects of the spring the far
mer has had an extremely poor year il
s this section. Having failed to get th,
desired results from the wheat crop b
turned ts the corn as his last resort an,
-Inowthat it has failed he cannot b
blamed if be feels little blue.
z The high esteem in which Father Ran
is held by the members Of the Cstholi
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Order of Foresters was made manifest O
. Thursday evening when at a meeting q
!. that body he was presented with gol
headed ebony cane upon which was en-
graved ssRev. F. s. Rant, from st. John:
Court No. sos C. o. r.. New Ulm MiDn.
After the presentatation and the meet
! ing had closed in the order of bushes
], the lodge was at ease while the Rev
Father recounted several of the incident
! Iof his recent trip to the Old Country
The special mark of esteem which caused
the presentation Of the token was the &C
tive part the reverend gentleman ha
taken in the perfection of the lodge. TIL
.Igift is highly appreciated and will n
doubt form one of the pleasant marks il
the life of Father Rant. #
Z Get your pictures framed at. j. B
Z Forster's. He has an elegant new lot o
frames, just arrived.
The Minnesota and Dakota Cattle &c
through the instrnmentality of Mr.. Mul
. len has at last permanently settled th
difficulty about the grazing land in th
Cheyenne River Indian reservation an
: on Saturday MI. Mullen received leas
i from the government at Washington
E signed by the president giving the con
: lpany q title to the land for five year
The lease was made last January but com
: peting cattle com npanies stirred the Ind
/. ans up to contest the rightsof the con