New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-08

DyaTss Luhricant,5 Western Cylin-
der and Western Castor should be
used by allsc0nsumerSso Of machine
oils They are the best and most
economical. Ask your dealer for
these oils and accept Of no other.
The ladies' Of the Cons gatienal church
are contemp plating holding another RUM
mage sale in the near future, aud this is
an advance announcement to all who are
cleaning house that if they have any
articles that can be utilized in a rummage
sale and they want to give tLemto that
purpose that II they will leave. word with
Nj. Ottomeyer some Of the ladies' will
callS for them.
# The Saltwater Messenger springs this,
and IN the prison city, too: g Coal deal
ers Of our city have arranged with the
mayor for protection to their teams when
ever they are delivering load Of coal.
Several attempt have already been made
to kidnap the drivers and run the coal
into private cellars, but thus far, by vi.
sgilence, the drivers have escaped with
their precious loads. 3
The store of Ochs Bros. was opened
for business on the 4th, as advertised
and il the number Of people who went
in and came out Of the store was any in
dication they old a good business. They
have. stocked the place up with an ex-
&cellent line Of dry goods. The other
lines which Mr.. Hummel handled have
been done away with and the store now
sls conducted as an exclusively dry goods
store and the lines are complete.
Miss Deutz announces to the ladies Of
the city and vicinity that she is obliged
to close out her entire stock of millinery.
consisting of a large assortment of fall
and winter hats and also some summer
goods as well as the furniture and fix
lures IN the store. These goods will be
sold very cheay, many OF them below
cost. Here IS an opportunity for the
ladies to tx themselves out for the winter
for a very small amount.
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Schmidt has succeed
ed to the photograph business that was
conducted under the name of friedman
& Schmidt, The Art Photograph Gallery.
Miss friedman is teaching at Evan and
her sister, Mrs. Schmidt has secured her
interest in the gallery. She is not only
a good photographer but she is an artist
Of no mean ability and this gives her an
advantage in arranging poses for photo
graphs. She will be pleased to have her
friends give her trial. k 4 u
E. Val. Putnam of st. Louis socialist
agi,ator and a speaker of some merit was
IN the city Saturday and addressed small
number of people at the opera house. He
did not produce any new arguments, in
fact Prof. Bosky of thus city puts forth
better arguments than he He had a
number of pamphlets from the sale OF
Of which he expected to pay his expens-
es. His sales were very few. n.
= Extension tables and chairs a fine as
sortment at Forster's. ~.
The adult classes in the Turnyerein
this fall are being better patronized than
they were last year. A large.numbef of
the young men of the city have entered
for the benefit that the exercise will give
them. There is no doubt but that If q
person, wants good, healthy, vigorous ex.
ercise that he can find it IN the turning
school, and the present instructor is one
of the best the society has ever had.
On Tuesday at the Catholic church,
Rev. Sandmeyer officiating, occurred the
marriage of Joseph Groebner and Miss
Jennie Dauer, with Albert Groebner as
best man and Miss Mary Dauer as brides
maid. After the ceremony the young
people partook of a wedding dinner atthe
home of Albin Carlson after which they
went to St. Paul On their honey moon
Both the young people are residents d
the town of Cottonwood, and will make
that their future home. The Review
joins with a large circle Of friends II
wishing them a long and happy married
life.
= Get your pictures framed at j. II
Forster's. he has an elegant new lot Of
frames, just arrived.
A trip ont in the country shows that
the farmers have their work pretty well
in hand. A large amount Of blowing
has been done and some rye that has been
snxUns shows a very GOOD stand There ic