New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-26

Try Maple Dates made ~ thu Pay
Candy Go. of dankate. For sale 81 al
dealers.
s B. Juni offers Lis farm for sail 81
rent. Farmsis near this city. Il splendid
opportunity for some one.
The ladies Of the congregation al
church had very profitable day with
their dinner and supper at the Olsen
building last "Wednesday. They had
good crowds at both meals, which were
both the very best, and apparently en-.
sjoyed By all who partook Of them.
Chas. Forster has had the old Racket
store well fitted up for his use as fur
sniture store. He has had decks put
along tho sides which increases his stor.
age room almost double and the place
has otherwise been remodeIed SO thatshe
will be able to handle large line Of
furniture.
The return Of Angus Hay to the Fair
fax Standard makes that paper once more
one Of the most readable papers that
come to this office. Hay has a way Of
going after things that. is forclble and
interesting and his manner Of defending
"A. Y. Rieke is sufficient to call fora
challenge from the Bird Island Union.
Il is hardly necessary to remind Che
public Of the Thank giiying dance at the
Turner hall on the evening Of Thanks
giving. It has been SO long since the
people Of the city have had the privilege
of attending 9 dance that once announced
they will not soon forget tie date. The
hall will probably be filed on that oc-
casion. The dance is given by the Turn
er hall orchestra and all who 90 are
promised good time.
Monday morning at the state agricul-
tural school q special course in dairy
work and farming began for the benefit
of young men who desire to become
practical farmers and who cannot ar
range to take the entire course at the
school. The term will be of three
months duration, and during that time
instruction will be given BY special
teachers IN all branches of dairy work,
farming and raising Of cattle. s
Sleepy Eye has the thanks ofthe Turn
er hall management for the splendid
crowd that came down from that city to.
see VIM. Owen in the School for Scandal.
There were nearly fifty Of them, and they
occupied most Of the seats in the parquet
that were taken. Profs and Mrs. H. G.
Hess and A. G. Won Hagen and wife
were among the number, and they all
appeared to enjoy the play. They were
fortunate in being here on an evening
when the Northwestern train as on time
50 that they got home in pretty good
seasops ... s.
THE arrival of the noon train on the.
Northwestern at Sleepy Eye on time one
day last week was the signal for re-
.joicing in the Dispatch Of that city. The
traffic on the Northwestern has been
such the past.month that there has been
q congestion of the trains in almost all
The yards and the road is running all the
trains it can equip with crews and still
it finds difficulty in handling the bust
ness. This is not alone the case with the
Northwestern but all roads are IN the
same fix. It shows q degree Of prosperity
that has had no parallel in the history Of
the nation. Il is only to be hoped that
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Luck doesn't strike everybody as ii
does n. Henningsen. Some people are
born 1ich and some acquire riches AMI
some have riches thrust upon them. Mr.
Henningsen is III this latter class. Ii
seems that the United States Fidelity Co
for which he is agent in this city, has
been offering prizes for the most bust.
ness written in certain time though
Mr.. Henningsen was ignorant of it ane
had made no extra effort to get buslnes.
so he was onsiderably surprised Sunday
when he received a check for 500 being
the amount of the prize for the secono
largest amount of business secured. Il
is worth something to be the agent Of {
good company z... 81
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