New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03

choice selection OF French China. You
ara invited "a see i.
Henry Goede, the photog ropher, has
lately opened branch galleries 81 San
born and Wabasso which be visit weekly.
Miss Bretta Price arrived here from her
home at Republic, Ksnsas, Tuesday
morning, 70 finish her course ii the High
school.
Miss Marie Hellickson Of Springfield
who has been visiting with Miss Rose
Schneider for 4 week past returned to her
home on Thursday
Married man wanted to take charge
of the tobacco and shippers at Z.
N N ueller's cigar factory.
Alfred and Louis Vogel came home
with about twenty five chickens Monday
night. They report the fields impossible
for teams on account Of rain, but plenty
ofSchicken.
. DR.. &c. Stricken was in Minneapolis
last week where he attended . meeting
of the directors Of the State farmers In
stitute. An institute will probably be
held in this city during the coming win
ter. Il
Hummel Bros have unique method
of advertising which gives the children
an opportunity for securing cash prizes
amounting to five dollars. All children
will be interested in their ad. on this
page. 81
Louis Ambrosch the violinist is making
and extre effort to secure pupils on the
violin for this winter. He has had ex-
cellent success with former pupils and
will be glad to secure number of new
ones.
= Extension tables and chairs fine as
sortment at Forster's.
Miss H1llmer and Miss Richardson
both injured in the wreck last Friday,
have asked for four and six weeks leave
of absence respectively. During this time
their places at school will be filled by
Otto Wicherski and Miss Dilla Dletke of
Winona.
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Albert Gieseke, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Gieseke OF this city, was married
in st. Paul to Miss Anna Mileckon Tues.
day and on Thursday he and his bride.
arrived in this city and will be at home
on the Gieseke farm in Courtland.
! The dynamos, engine and switch board
in the new electric light plant are about
completed as to being put in place and a
number Of the arc light globes have been.
hung. Il begins to look as though the
plant would be ready to furnish light in
3 short time. 70 I. !. ... q. rs.
The fall term of the DR.. Martin Luther.
College opened on Wednesday last with.
an attendance Of fifty and several more
that have written that they will be here
ID q short time. The school is in excel
lent condition and will show up we'll the
coming year. z 81 ..s .... :.
Monday being the fist day of Septem-
Der and also the first of the hunting sea-
son large number Of the local sports
men with their arms proceeded to wage
war against the aggressive prairie chicken:
The birds are said to be unusually num-
merous and fat this year.
Friday afternoon Frank Hesse was
married to Barbara G,undler at the court
house by Capt. George. Previous to the
wedding MI. Hesse had been arrested by
the young lady who afterwards became
his wife, and the wedding wasn't the
most gracious ever witnessed.
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v. q. Morton who came to this city in
the spring to act as agent for the Plano
people, has been afflicted with sickness
for some time and failing to get relief in
this city has moved his household goods
to Litehfeld where his family will 90 to
live with Mrs. Morton's parents. Mr..
Morton will take . trip to Europe in the
hope of beneftting his health.
Members of the German Methodist
church are making preparations to enter
tain the Methodist conference which is
to convene here on the week Of the 18th
Of September. There is to be large
number of the ministers Of that denom1-
nation IN the city at that time from var
ious parts Of the United States and the
Methodist people are anticipating plea
SAINT and interesting time,
John Martin Of Sanborn, former
landlord of the Grand Hotel, IS once more
st the old stand ready 70 carter Ia the