New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-19
= Fresh caught Trout, Pickerel and
Whitefish every Friday At Stuebe's Meat
Market. Phone / 90.


expected that there will be skating if
not slelghing bA thanksgiving time.
The annual Thank giving turkey shoot
will take place at the farm OF 4. . NJ.
Haubrich Sunday. The good shoots of
the past will be guarantee for this one.
Today Walter R. Haney, chief engine
er at the city power house is to be mar
ried to Miss Alta B. Moore, Of st. Paul.
The wedding will take place in this city.
The ladies' of the Evangelical church
will have an apron social on Thursday,
Nov. Goth, IN the Tape storeroom, and
will serve lunch at 10 cents. All are in
vited. ' ,.#s.
G. A. Ottomeyer has increased his help
in his store by the addition Of Miss Alma
Raabe to his corps Of clerks. Mr.. Otto
meyer is getting ready for the holiday
season.
y One pound OF Yale coffee is equal to
Il pound of ordinary coffee, buy the best
from the Red Front Grocery, prices 80,
20, so, 35 and 40 cents.
WIN. Mather, Elmer Dills, Henry
Somsen, Geo. Koch and others were pre-
sent from this city at the football game
between Minnesota Wisconsin at the
N orthrup field Saturday.
Herman Schackel and bride of Klossner,
who have been spending few weeks fol-
lowing their wedding at Mr.. Schackel's
home at Alexandria, have returned and
are now at home on the farm near Kloss-
| ner. ~.. Ill.,.
DR.. Weiser amputatea the little finger
from the hand of the six-year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Kraus on Sunday. The
little fellow had it badly crushed IN the
trap door that leads to the cellar of the
house,
+ The Sons of Herman of the state have
secured tract of land at Mankato for
the purpose of erecting home for Che
aged and infrm. This is an excellent
move on the part of this worthy benevo-
lent order. ( ##
The members of Go. A with few in
vited guests will have social time at
the armory next Wednesday. evening.
The gathering will be- composed princi-
pally of the enlisted men and company
officers. A good time is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dittes of Browns
Valley have been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hubbard in
this city. Mrs. Dittea is sister of Mrs.
Hu bbard. They go from here to Cali
tornia where they will spend the winter.
y Womans pride; Mems delight; Yale
coffee for sale by Geo. Hauenstein.
A. J. Eckstein, L. g. Vogel and Philip
Miller leave this morning for Rochester
to attend the 18th annual conference of
the State Charities and Corrections.
having been appointed as such delegates
by the board of county commissioners.
+ Frederick Riedlger did not lose money
on the board of trade last week but he
did lose 500 on the street somewhere.
He put it in his pocket to deposit it in
the bank and between the time he put it
in his pocket and the time he got to the
bank be lost it. ...* -
The coal famine has touched some OF
| the towns in this state and the papers
are pleading for some one to come into
the places with a Car load of wood OF
coal. This thing will do to smile at al
this time but it will become serious
before the winter is over.
B. Juni offers his farm for sale OF
rent. Farm is near this city. Asplendid
opportunity for some one.
Mrs. John Pietsch of Sleepy Eye was
brough to the hospital tor treatment last
Wednesday. Her husband is ashoemaker
in Sleepy Eye and the family is in very
poor circumstance. She is cared for by
the county, though her father is one Of
the rich men of the county. s.#
At the December term Of the District
court in sibley county the case of Frank
Tanke will come up for trial again and
Attorney Eckstein is busy with the case,
He was down to Henderson last week in
consultation with his client. The court
will convene the first week in the month.
This evening at the Congregational
church Bishop Edsall of the Episcopal
church will conduct service. He will be
assisted BY the Rev. Geo. 81. Thomas Of
Min neapolls, and the choir from All
Souls church Of Sleepy Eye will sing. It
will be an Episcopal service and to it all