New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
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Il is over twenty years since IN extra
session Of the Legislature has been held
in this state. This was called by Gcy.
PiIlsbury in OCT. 1881, .,n account Of the
ssue Of Minnesota State railway bonds.
AGENTS WANTED To Introduce a.
mong Farmers and Stockmen course Of
instructions in Veterinary Science, New
Plan, Complete, Good Pay, @. s. Waite,
412 Bank Of Commerce, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Those who attended the freman's
dance at Schmucker's Tivoli on satur-=
day night we're well pleased with the
entertainment and enjoyed the dance.
The attendance was good and Hose Co.
No. realized nice little sum from the.
proceeds Of the dance.
Ben Fesenmaier and ohm Bushard Of
this city made trip to Waterloo Iowa
on Friday, having in charge the sale Of
a stock Of hardware in that city. Mr..
Fesenmaler returned the first Of the
week but Mr.. Bushard will remain to
close out the stock. Is. .
Many incurable eye troubles originate
in an attack Of grip, dipththeria, etc.
It costs you nothing to- get q genuine
expert opinion@of your eye at my store,
Feb. Z, 8, and 8. Bast gold filed
frames, all styles $500.
s@ e EU5ENE A. PFEFFERLE.
The trial of Chas. Kuehnel for running
a blind pig came off before Judge.
Gallagher on Saturday and he was found
guilty by the jury. He has govern
ment license to do business at Iberia but
he had been selling beer by the bottle
which is not according to law.
Weather observer Eckstein made the
following report for the month Of JAM
uary: Mean temperature 20.7, minimum
g., maximum so, total precipitation 80
inches, snowfall 5 5 inches, twelve clear
days, twelve partly cloudy and cloudy.
A pretty good record for January. !.
One hundred and fifty seats were sold
10 the Walker Whiteside entertainment
on, Saturday in less than half an hour and
at this time, nearly week before the
date of the play, only few seats remain
unsold. This is an appreciation of play
that is Refreshing to the manager of the
theater afte, tile experience OF the WIN.
ter. i 3
The dIop in the price of creamery but.
ter in New York from 25 to 81 cents per
pound, during the past week or two, was
entirely unexpected and is no doubt due
to the dumping of a whole Let of stored
butter upon the market. With the high
price of feed it was expected fancy
creamery hutter would reach 80 cents in
the New York market.
Frank Baasen who has been an em-
ployee at the freight office Of the North
Western in this city has resigned his po-
sition and will be succeeded BY George
Colpas who recently arrived in this city
from st. Adams, VT, whose wife is SIS
ter of Mrs. A. w. Bingham. Mr.. Colpas
is acquainted with railroad work, having
been in that business number of years.
Herman Englebert who recently dis
poeed of his hardware business to j ohm
Backer, has purchased of s.. y. Peterson
the lot south of Mr.. Peterson's machin.
cry house and will erect a large brick
building which is to be used by him as
d hardware store. He has made all pre-
liminary arrangements and will begin
work in the spring.
John Zeller who has been sufferer
for many years passed away at the home
of his parents Sunday night at thu age
of 80 years. He will be buried this af-
ternoon at Q clock in the city ceme-
terry: The funeral will be under the
direction Of the 4. Of 2. lodge of which
the young man was 9 member. His
step brother Ed. Kastor iof Waseca is
here to assist IN caring for the remains.
The B. N. Ca. an organization Of
young ladies Of Sleepy Eye, have decld-
| ed to attend the Walker Whiteside en-
tertainment in . body. There is quite .
large membershlp. There will also 30
! large attendance outside Of that, esti-
mated 1t about fifty. Other parties will
come from springf 30 that in case
Iyou haven't secured your seats It would
be we'll to look after them for the house
will hardly be able 70 contain the crowd
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