New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-05

| Machine Oils fas1lers and
Farmers kyOur dealer for DyarS
Lubricant, Western Cylinder and
fsWestern Castor oils. These are the
best oils made for machinery use
and will cost You no more than
common oils.
The ladies Of the Women's Literary
Club realized neat little anm on the
Inaches and supper served in the Racket
Store building yesterday afternoon and
evening. The proceeds are 70 60 to the
Public Library fund.
OnSunday morning Rev.S. g. Updyke5
will give his views on where one half of:
the trouble in the world comes from, and.
in the evening be will tell where the
other half comes from. The sermons will
be preached Lat the gregationaI church.
and all will be welcome to hear them.
One Maple Date calls for another.
For sale by all dealers. q
The city is almost surfeited with enter.
tainments this week. There are the two
at the opera house on Thursday and Fri
day evenings, the concert at the audi
forum of the school house on Saturday
evening and the minstrel show at Turn
er hall on Sunday night. This with the
excitement of the election should fur;
n,sh enough for the people of the city
for one week.
E. G. Benner, the recently appointed
agent of the Interstate for Minneapolis
and st. Paul was in the city couple Of
days last week forming the acquaintance
of the officers of the association. Mr..
Benner was formerly one of the best
agents Of a strong competitive organ
ization but considers the Interstate
superior to anything that he has work
ed tor. His territory will be in the two
cities. ..-. s..~2s., )
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Guetschow who
live in the western part Of the city cele-
brateh the twenty fifth year of their
welded life last Saturday evening. q
number OF their friends were invited to
enjoy the evening with them. This il
what is known as the silver wed ding and
the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Guet-
schow wish them the good fortune to
celebrate their golden wedding. 4,
Get your pictures framed at j. HI.
Forster's. He has an elegant new lot of
frames, just arrived. . - ss ..5
There were only 1888 votes registered
in the three wards of the city this year
against a vote two years ago of 965.
The interest then conferred on the vote
for John Lind Tor governor and at that
time the populists were making their
final attempt at supremacy and were de-
feated. The campaign this year lacked
that zest and the consequences was a
light vote.
9. F. Mcdonald one of the teachers
in the public schools in this city sent in
his resignation to the school board Mon
day and that body at once gave hun
leave of absence for two weeks. The
cause of Mr.. Med onalds leaving is found
in the fact that he has been offered a
position that pays about twice as much
per month as the one he now has. Mrs.
Herman Held is temporarily filling the
vacancy. ~-....ss ....:@s
Yale Coffee, Yale Coffee, for sale BY
Geo. Hauenstein. 80 .~| ID >s5.'
Louis Ambrusch who is now located
at Mankato came up Saturday to give
his regular lessons to his class in this city
and remained over to vote. Mr. Am
brosch has been elected director of the
Concordla band at Mankato and that
with the pupils he has there gives him a
much better field than he had in this
city. He has not given up his work here
however and will be in the city every
Saturday to meet with his class. Mr..
Ambrosch is a splendid instructor and
his friends in this city are pleased at his
success.
Call at the Weneeda Bakery for hot
rolls and fresh pies every morning.
| Those unkind friends of Bro. Liesch
who say he went to Mankato to see the
Burgomaster instead Of gong to Spring
field on Thursday night TO hear Nc Cleary
because he and the .'Schoolmaster'' do
not hitch, do the genial editor Of the
Journal and injustice. There is no doub:
but that he enjoyed himself at Mankato