New Ulm review., 1902-04-30
hot mullins, hot cakes,
made with i Royal Baking Xxi
Powder may be freely
eaten without fear Of
indigestion.

| & schllling.
Rev. W. F. Fritze of Sleepy Eye
preached in the Methodist church on
Sunday.
Remember. to have your seats for the
opera Sunday evening reserved early.
The, hall is geing to be crowded.
IThe Cadet band played fol dance at
! Courtland Saturday evening. The dance
was success and everybody had good
time.
Frank BRANDED was; brought before
Justice Brandt on Thursday, charged
| with drunkenness. He was fined SIS and
costs. @@
Sheriff Mcmillan of Nicollet county
was in the city Thursday and Friday
sum moning jurors for the Nicollet coun-
ty court.
TX DR.. Floyd s. Muckey, of Minneapolis,
| the nose and threat specialist, will be at
the Dakota house next Sunday the 3rd
of May, all day.
D. Kogge started out last week on the
route usually taken by VIM. stork,
whose place he now holds with the Burg
Cigar Co.
Pres. Barnes of the Interstate after
an absence OF nearly week in the in
terest of the company, returned home on
Friday evening.
O. M. Olsen and Rev. s. G., Updyke
leave for St. Paul today to attend a
meeting of the Grand Commandery of
the Knights Templar.
WI. F. Neumann has decided to furnish
his own light and has therefore deter
mined to put in gas lighting plant. He
will require six large lights.
Jos. Haubrich, recently granted di-
ploma at the state examination or
pharmacists, has accepted position
with the Theopold drug store in Fari-
bault.~
Albert Setter and family and Miss Kies-
ling left Monday for St. Paul where they
will visit few days and then leave for
their future home at Spokane.
THE firm of J. Nagle s. company, of
New Ulm, has secured the contract for
building Hauser & Rieke's new addition
to their store.-Fairfax Standard. -
II Emil Springer left on Saturday morn
ing for Wabasso where he will open his
photograph gallery. He has selected a
good town in which to locate. a.
* Fresh Fish every Friday at Rusch &
Besch.
Attention is called to the ad of the
Red Front grocery store. There is a
special sale on there and a number OF
articles are being sold at "a very low
price. ...~:
Henry Becker gave delightful little
party to number of his friends at his
home on Sunday night. The evening
was spent in a social way, dancing being
the leading feature.
N Hugo Roos who has been with the
Burg Cigar Co. for the past year has re.
signed his position and leaves their EN-.
ploy today. He has not decided what
line Of work he will take up.
Henry g. Seifert, son Of Christ Setter
of Milford, who has been pharmacists
IN q drugstore at jackson, was compelled
to abandon his work and go to 1 sani-
tsrium in Iowa on account of 1heumar
Il 4 Wheat is coming through the GROUND
very nicely, even on fields where Il wa.
thought the wind had blown ii out. i
seems to be suffering more from being
covered too deep than from the reverse
Have yourearpets cleaned now, from
90 and % cents per room. 4. ]. Buenger
Judge Webber and W. T. Ecksteir
/ have been IN Redwood Falls the past
week at the session Of court held there
The calendar seems to b Of sufRcisn1
length to hold for the balance Of thi,
week.
I0 A much needed and anxiously waited
for rain fell on Friday, seeming 70 hssi
tate between rain and snow. The pric.
Of wheat immed ediately went down tws
cents upon the information that gen.
eral rain extended over the country.