New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-11
Eight Jurors have baen secnred &. s..

Z 80 - S S1s 0S 1Suuc1SOH up TO auJ0urn-
mentaof court last might.
Martin schade Of Sleepy Eye and Jos.
and Martin Montgomery Of the same
city were here yesterday on business.
z. BEueDger on Saturday let the
contract for the erection of his hand
some new business block to the Arm Of
Schapek ahm 8 Co for s4,295. Two
other bids were submitted namely,
Tape 8 Co $4,000 and Nagel S Co
1860. The three bids were quite close.
The building is to be q handsome struct-
ure and will be . modern furniture
building from top TO bottom and will
greatly improve the looks of that corner.
Word has been received OF the death
Of John Dodd at Pomona Cal. Older
citizens of this city. will remember Capt.
;Dodd whose name is on the roster Of
those killed in the battle of New Ulm.
John Dodd was born in ST. Peter TINS
being 43 years of age at. the time of his
death. In 1892 he was married to Miss
Emma ". Daniels, daughter Of DR.. a.
". Daniels Of that city, who with al
daughter, Margaret, are left to survive a
loving husband and father. seaas, 7a 1
John Lilla's rose garden has com.
menced blooming and it is a beauty spot.
worth seeing. He has number of new
varieties this year among them being one
which he calls President Roosevelt and
one Gov. Van SAINT both are large vigor-
Gus bushes and give promise of an un-
limited number of blossoms. The cat
erpillars have a liking for the American
Beauties and have injured most of the
early ones but the new buds are alright.
Mr.. Lila takes great pride in his plants
and gratis which shows IN the many ex-l
cellent varities he is developing. =
The gun club contest between St.
Peter and New Ulm at the gun club
grounds on Wednesday afternoon last
proved to be one sided affair. St Peter
being more than a match for the men
from "Breweryville." - Twelve men off,
ciated on each side and out of the 800
birds, St. Peter shooters broke 239 and
New Ulm 1853. After the match the Wis
ltors were entertained to supper at Swan.
beck's restaurant. The score is as follows ::
New Ulm. go. 169
st. Peter Herald. - r#*3&<: yrs
A story comes from West Newton. of
an attempt at kidnapping at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lippmann. but there
seems to be no foundation for it except
in the Imagination of woman who ,was
alone on the farm when a stranger drove
up and made himself familiar with the
children That a sane man would at.
tempt in broad daylight to steal child
rem in public way is too absurd for
credence and can possible exist only in
the imagination. No doubt the parties
concerned have been reading of kidnap-
ping cases and we're fearful of like fate
Detailing their own children, j.. e
Miss Nellie, who has been teaching the
primary department Of our school the
past year, left for her home at New Ulm
Saturday to spend the vacation. The
school board have endeavored to secure
her, services for the next term, but she
has accepted position as teacher in one
of the schools at New Ulm. Under her
ruling the school has made great head
way and everybody will be sorry to learn
that she will not be with us another wear.
for it is doubtful if as good teacher for
the primary department as she has been
can be secured for the coming telm.-
Cor. to st. Peter Free Press. s4G9 3.
Children's day exercises were held st
the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing by the members of the Sunday school.
1t was very pretty and pleasing pre-
gram we'll carried out. The church was
nicely decorated with plants and flowers
and although the whole building was
opened it was filled full of people. The
Sunday school occupied the lecture
rooms. The program consisted of re.
citations and songs and an address by
the pastor. The Sunday school hal
prospered during the past year bott
financially and in numbers and this fac
was emphasized by the pastor who CAV.
all credit to the superintendent Mr.
Critchett. z@s st.s.s3
Deere vehicles are all right. Fin
est and largest assortment of rubber
tired and other buggies in the city at G
j H. HOrnburp's. n ~'..4s*