New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-04-16

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Mrs. Title Radl Of Sleepy Eye Is visit
ing il the city.
District Agent Kirkpatrick Of the
nter-state from Shakopee il in the city.
Miss Minnie silyerson entertains tho
young peoples whist club on Thursday
evening
& Pres. g ". Barnes Of the Inter-stste
Wassin MaDkato on business for the as
sociation on Friday last.
# the price Of butter and meat keeps
going upit will be q wise thing to build
safety vaults for them with extra burg
lar alarms. \.
Yesterday Judge Webbsr denied
motion for q new trial in the case Of
Wood vs. Matter, the case will probably
be appealed
The New Council OF Marshallls worried
ever the fact that they have 70 deal with
an indebtedness Of 10000. Lucky conn
Gil. They don't know what real trouble
is. ss ssl za* H: *= *s
Sleepy Eye Is having trouble with the
problem of securing teachers for the
coming school year. Nearly the entire
corps has decided not to return an
other year.
. An exception to the re-appointmento Of
the old officers by the mayor was made
on that of Assessor and Ernst Wicherski
was given this place. Mr.. Wicherski will
do the business in a thorough and pains
taking manner. The appointment is q
good one. '@ 90
j. p. Mason, who was injured by a
Northwestern railway train at Minnesota,
sometime last fall and was brought to
this city for surgical treatment is now.
suing the Company for the loss of his
leg. The sum he designates is large
one. The case comes up at Mankato
about the Goth of this month.
Einar Ho1dale Of this city member Of
the Minnesota State Editorial Associ-,
alton left on Friday for Hot Spring, Ark,
where the National Association meets this
year. From there the party goes to
Charleston s. @. and home via Washing
ton D. c., ". R. Hodges and H. q. Hays
Of Sleepy Eye are also on the trip. New
Ulm Editors cannot afford such luxuries.
p. A.. Sprenger and Aug. W. Bluhm
were here Monday from New Ulm for
the purpose Of looking, over the field
with view of embarking in business.
TheJ9 are both satisfied with the pros
poets and the former has bought out Al.
termatt's gallery at this place while the
latter will start a jewelry store. They
will be located in the east half of Dr..
Lucas building after April Wabas.
so Standard. ~r,-1..-c. <<<.s..
| A person cannot look at the large
field just across from the Eagle Mill
that has been STIR ped of the timber that
once grew upon it, and not feel that its
clearing was sort of Dissertation. Now
that the spring time is bringing out the
beauties of nature it is more evident.
OF course it is private property and the
owners have . right to treat it as they
want, but to the lovers of nature it
looks as if q CRIME had been committed.
It will no doubt make productive po-
tato patch. &. !.
Largest assortment Of wall paper. L.
J. Buenger.
Prof. Bosky had a very good audience
at his either concert on Sunday evening.
The program was very interesting from
beginning to end and the class did ex-
lcellents work on the instruments. As q
concert. instrument the Either is not used
to any great extent and this,made the en-
tertainment very unique. The players
were all dressed in the Tyrolese costume
which added to the attractiveness of the
playing. It's surprising how much
music can be brought out OF the either
and Prof. :Bosky seems to be = past
master in the art. p ...: ~ L W.
| German Park has been cleaned up,
the trees trimmed and everything put in
readiness for summer use. The place
looks very neat, but there is some ques--
ton as to whether spring is the time to
trim trees as closely as some Of them
have been. This is the season OF the
/ year when the growth starts and from
the appearance, of the trees considerable
Isap has flowed from the wounds as If an
artery had been severed and not proper.