New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-01

in st. George. About forty Of her friends
enjoyed the evening with her.
i On Thursday last Mrs. Robert Loheide
accompanied her daughter to Faribault
where she was placed in the school for
the deaf putes Weres she will be educated.
Mrs. Barbara Kretch, mother Of ]. j.
Kuetch and Mrs Frank schieffert, and
Louis Schiiling and wife, all of New
.Ulm, visited here during the past week.
Morgan Messenger.
Chas. Baltrusch who has been with the
Burg Cigar Co. for some time has left
the cigar factory to accept position
with candy factory in Mankato, as
travelling salesman.
j. FL. Dorm of Winona last week moved
his family to this city and IS now located
in the rooms oyer the Racket store. Mr..
Dorm is q carriage painter. and will follow
his trade in this city.
q VIC. Alvin is absent In the cities and
other points buying his holiday stock.
During his absence Adolph Meile is il.
charge and is making himself familiar IN
his old haunts once more. {ysS !; q.
" Get your pictures framed at ]. Fl.
Forster's. He has an elegant new lot of
frames, just arrived z @ ~ @s7
Saturday night the Workman lodge o u
this city will celebrate their 25th an
niversary, and for that occasion it has
invited in number of the outside lodges
and the members willsno doubt have a
good time. ..a,s@.,. .,+% ~~ s = ,-.. -
John Martin the landlord of the Grand
hotel was in st. Paul on Thursday last
in search of q cook. He was more fortu-
nate than most people who have been.
looking for that necessary individual, and
when he returned he brought one home
with him. s':g 80 $3.50 CIR
After the starting of the new free rur-
al delivery route No. 8 which will be on
the first of November, the post Office at
Brighton will be discontinued. Patrons
of the route are requested to have their
mail boxes in readiness by the first of
November. II.
Dyars Lubricant, Western Cylin-
der and Western Castor should be
used by all consumers of machine
oils. They are the best and most
economical. Ask your dealer for
these oils and accept of no other.
Henry N. Somsen and wife returned
on Sunday from their trip to the South
and are at home in the Boesch residence
on Broadway. In their trip to the South
they visited some time at New Orleans
and at Jennings, La. where Mr.. Somsen
has land interests. * Zg stz a b
| Sunday afternoon Geo. Koch, T.Schon-
lau and Hjalmer Hoidale we're out on a
chicken shoot. The record as far as any
body is able to discover is that George
got two CHECKER and Schonlau shot at
| fifteen and Holdale sat In the wagon and
| told the rest how.
Joseph Mum, of New Ulm, has bought
the Hageschur farm at. Duelm, consist
! ing of 100 acres, for $4,350. The Hayes
Ichur family has lived at Duelm for four
teen years and on sunnay a farewell par
ty will be given the old folks by their
| neighbours st. Cloud Times.
Outside papers along the Northwest
ern road are advertising reduced rates.to
the Brown county fair for Oct. 4th and
9th. The date of the fair was originally
set for that date but was changed after
the notice of the dates had, been sent to
the roads, hence the mistake.
The profound study which q. q. Wells
gives in mankind in the Making now
appearing IN The Cosmopo litan has deep
significance for every man and woman.
It gives au insight into the salient facts
of the life we are compelled to lead,
which no person Of whatever age or
station can afford to neglect.
r. E. O'Keefe who has been agent for
1.-The John Lund Land Go. in this city has
been promoted BY the COMPANY to the
position Of travelling auditor and left to
Itakecharge Of his new duties on Saturday.
VIM. Meyer of this city has been given
the agency for the Company for this
Idistrict.
| The Journal last week gave itspoet an
Inning and the result was something
alarming. The brownies in the old folk
lore are supposed to bring good tuck to
all who see them. The classical st0rYof
their visit to New Ulm as told by the
Journals sufficient to queer them for all
time. + is good thing, however, for
| tho naY,er