New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-22


of New Ulm. Lowest rates ot interest.
and best terms That can be obtained.
. This is fine weather and you had bet
ter take advantage of il and 90 out and
look at the bargains Lund is Offering.
Prices e are going up and twill pay you
TO e buy now. LUNDs LAND AaENcY.
Q. NJ. Olsen and N. Henn1nesen leave.
today for st. Paul to attend a meeting
Of the Grand Lodge. Dr.. Marden is al
SO 9 delegate but left last week in order
to do some preliminary work.
Word from Rev. Geo. r. Fritze xis.to
the effect that he is not recovering and
the physicians give little hope for I'M
provement. Consumption seems to have
fixed itself pretty strongly upon him.
The secretary Of the Commercial I'm
ion is in correspondence with capitalist
who is DESTROYS of securing bed of fine
clay suitable for the manufacture Of
high grade pottery. The secretary thinks
he has just what the gentleman is look
ing for and will endeavor to have him
come here and examine it. =
At the annual meeting of the Brown
County Bank held on Thursday the fol-
lowing election took place: board of d.
rectors; John Lind, E. G.. Koch, L. A.
Fritsche, J. L. Schoch, Jos. Bobleter,
Albert stelnhauser, Alfred J. Vogel, and
the directors elected officers as follows;
E. g. Kock President, L. A. Fritsche
Vice President, Jos. Bobleter Cashier.
J. H: Doty and wife of CORTLAND ex-
pect to leave during the week for points
in Texas where they will spend the bal
ance of the winter. They will also travel
over the south and go to Porto Rico
before returning. Ten to one they will
experience more disagreeable weather
there than here. We wish them pleas
ant trip, however, and safe return.
| A representative of rubber produc-
ing plantation of Mexico was IN the city
last week endeavorlng to sell the com
pany's stock. A number of shares have
been sold here in former years and the
Investment has proven very successful
returning good interest on the money.
A sure thing in rubber is about as good
as gold for so much of it is being used
that the market cannot be supplied.
A very pleasant wedding took place
at the Congregational parsonage in this
city on Saturday, January 18th, the high
contracting parties being Edgar W. Col
burn, Brookings Co. S. D. and Miss Title
Walther, daughter of Fritz Walther of
| the town of Cottonwood. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Stephen G.. Up.
! dyke. Immediately after the ceremony
the parties left over the Northwestern
for their home in Brookings county
where Mr.. Colburn is engaged in farm.
ing, owning large piece of real estate
The good wishes of a large circle OF
friends go with Mrs. Colburn to he1
future home.
In the case of Francis Groebner fo1
murder in the second degree, which was
the last case tried at the term of court
which ended Friday, she was acquitted
The jury was out five minutes to de-
termine the verdict. Jos. A. Eckstein
was attorney for Miss Groebner and the
prosecution was conducted by the county
attorney. The defense was that the
child was born dead and the girl in her
ignorance did not know that she did
wrong in disposing of her 1llegitimate
child: The girl is twenty odd years old
and is unable to talk or understand Eng
lish, so tnat it was necessary to employ
Interpreters. Mr.Eckstein put up good
defense which certainly won on its
merits for the evidence was very dam
aging.
Thirty or more people went from this
city to Mankato on Thursday night to
witness the beautiful production of
ashore Acres". There were no d1sappoint-
ments and there was evident appreciation
of the good management of the opera
house in handling the large crowd; stand
ing room was at a premium early in the
evening. The play was superb. The
only disagreeable thing was the wretched
coach furnished by the Northwestern to
convey the passengers. It was hooked
up to the engine where the baggage cal
and smoker should have been and a
broken transom let the smoke hot from
the engine pour into the coach covering
the people with SCOT which was par.
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