New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-08
FARMERS { / lNSTI1 TIE,
List of Speakers and Topics for the Insti-
tuteto be Held In this City

mnnlcation from q. g. Gregg supt. q
the State Farmers Institute il which is
given the program. for the coming meet
Ing at this place Wich IS to be held Feb.
24th and 25th.
/ The Institute force is composed Of the
following named parties, who present
topics as given: a5.#
T. 3. Terry lin charge Of corps clo-
yer, crops ia dry season, cement floors.
wife's share, tillage.
". Trow, corn fodder, feeding
calves, silo, Minnesota nd vantages, care
Iof COWS.
Hon. A. e. Bush, growing plums and
crabs, straw berries and raspberries,
lawns, their care and ornamentation,
general horticulture.
Forest Henry, breeding pigs, feeding
pigs, corn.
81. Fairfield, selection and care of
seed potatoes, growing potatoes, farm
economics.
A. A. Barberree, ripening cream, stab
ling cows, milk production. III.
The New Ulm Skating club will give
dance at Union hall on Sunday night
Ito which they extend an invitation to
their friends. &.. Il Il. 10. 5..=.=.@ ~.
Mrs. F. III. Behnke entertained the
Elite Whist club on Monday. Miss
Schoch IS being congratulated upon
having received the head prize.
Invitations are out announcing pr
| vate invitation dance given by the mem
bers of the Germania Lodge O. D. HIS.
at Schmucker's Tivoli on Saturday night.
The carrier of the Review desires to
extend thanks to the patrons of the pa
per for the many kind remembrances he
received on New Years day, all of which
are greatly appreciated.
Notice of card social IS given by the
Turner ladies society to be held on Fri
day evening, Jan. 10th, at 8 o'clock.
The price of admission will be <25 cents
each which will include pay for lunch.
! A cordial invitation is extended to all. :,
Marshal Frantz of Sleepy Eye brought
O. B. Hartman down on Monday and
placed him in the county Jail. Hartman
is charged with having embezzled the
Worlds Stock Food Co. out of $4,000.
He has been employed by that company
for the past three or four months. His
case will come before the present grand
jury.
An alarm of fire turned in from the
laundry called out the department. YES
terday morning but before the up town
section could get on the ground the fire.
out signal was blown. Hose cart No.
was on the ground however, looking
for an opportunity to try their new
equipment. The fire came from one of
the gasoline stoves but was fortunately
not as bad as first appearances indicated.
The Redwood Gazette pays the Second
Regiment band the following tribute:
"New Ulm certainly has one fine Or
ganization. That's the Second Regi-
ment band, composed of as fine body
of young men as we have ever seen.
Aside from being thorough gentlemen
they are good musicians, and during
the long march to the cemetery last
Friday afternoon not single note Of
the dirge was missed. After the boys
got back to town they played several
sacred selections, appropriate to the
occasion, which were eatlyappreciated
by the large crowd IN town that day."
Robert Fesenmaier on the 1st of Jan
uary succeeded to the full control of the
hardware and machine business which
has hitherto been known as the firm oil
j. Klossner Jr. & Co. To those doing
business with the new proprietor there
will be apparently little difference as Mr.
Fesenmaier has been so long with the
house. Mr.. Klossner will also be found
there but will have no voice in the bust
ness affairs other than when. his adYict
is asked. The new proprietor has bad .
good business training and should b,
| able to carry the business on with prof
to himself and to the advantage Of al
who deal with him. He has straight
forward, honest method that Away
wins in the end. N
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