New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-03-05

DR.. .. a. Gebhardt has added another
expensive operating chair to his office
furniture. It is one Of the latest makes
and is SO pleas ant to sit in that pain O
having tooth pulled is more than re.
lieved BY the pleasure Of sitting IN the
cha1r.
The delinquent tax list Of Redwood
Icounty is about three times as large az
that Of Brown and since the publication
OF the Brown county tax list about hall
Of it has been paid. This county is the
freest from delinquent taxes Of any in
the state.
Engineer Yates was. In the city several
days last week packing his household
goods and moving to Tracy, which is to
be his headquarters hereafter. He is
now engineer on the Mankato Water
town run and is in Tracy longer than at
any other point. .
The price Of liberty is eternal vigi-
lance. The price of this paper is 81. SO.
You are at perfect liberty without much
vigilance to buy copy. Get in on the
ground floor and be happy while you
can; you will be q long time dead.
L 80 = a. 5S-sE 81 i Ssr=S-
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Augusta Rollof were held at the
Lutheran church by Rev. G. J.. Albrecht
on Thursday last. Mrs. Rolloff was rs
years old and has lived in this county
since 1868. She was laid to rest in the
city cemetery.
August Wager, who for the past year
owned and conducted the saloon next to
Julius Nikolei's, sold the same last week
to Chas. Burg of New Ulm who will take
charge of the business April 1st. It il
learned that Mr.. Wager will go back to
his farm in West Newton,-G lbbon
Gazette.
VIM. Haubrich left Tuesday for
Mankato to attend the annual meeting of
the state optical association and to be-
come. member of the same. Mr..
Haubrich is fitting himself for an expert
optician and is in shape to treat all those
who are wanting glasses fitted in the
best possible manner.
To s. D. Peterson of this county be-.
longs the notoriety of having defeated
the passage of the tax bill. He came
into the house just as the clerk had finish
ed calling the roll and after 1nquiring
what the vote was for voted no. His
was the one vote that kept it from being
q tie and defeated the measure. /,
Sunday night J. Randall Brown, the
White Mahatma, appeared in his mysteri-
Gus art at the opera house and was greet
ed by small audience. His various
tricks in magic were nothing mere than
has been seen in this city at similar ex-
hibitions but was good and apparently
enjoyed by those who witnessed it.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave very pleasant supper and
entertainment at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Beecher on Friday evening.
Mrs. Newhart and Mrs. Ross of Min
neapelis both contributed to the pleasure
of the evening one sending quantity
of candy souveriers and the other some
cut flowers. Some reading and musical
numbers filled in very nicely after the
supper.
Crone Bros. have found it necessary to
provide more room and make the cloth
ing department of their store more con-
venient and have added large number
of shelves. A glance at their stock and
the prices they are quoting will convince
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any one who is looking for clothing at
the right price that they can find what
they are looking for in this store. It is
worth your while to 60 through the store
just to see how big it is. 4 .~sss..
An effort will be made by F. W.
Johnson to have Frederick Warde take
part in the literary society at Turner
Hall on Sunday afternoon. He has been
known to do such things and will con-
sent to do 50 here without doubt. In
case he does he will make it one of the
most interesting literary meetings that
has probably ever been held in the hall
az his exposition of the works of Shake
spear and his recitatiens are said to be
with out an equal. :. .
March came in like a lion, as the old
Almanac prescribes and will therefore, ac-