New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-11
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Z Special u,niture sale every Monday
at John Forster
Z All Kinds Of Fresh sausages every.
day az Rusch s. Besch.
: q. H. Hornburg, sole agent for the
QuickmeaI gasoline and wickless oil.
stoves.
y Buy So. 90 worth of groceries at j. T..
Neumann and get 25 lbs granulated
sugar for S1.00. d
Geo. Barnes was in Faribault and wi.
mona in theinterest Of the Inter. State On
Thursday and Friday
& Dr.. 8. ". Bayley was called 70 MINI
eapolis Wednesday morning BY the ser,
ious illness of his mother.
Y Forsone week commencing Monday
June is j. r. Neumann will sell 25 lbs
granulated sugar for $1:OO with every
81. 90 worth Of groceries you buy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartmann Of ST. Paul
were IN the city Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. aud Mrs. Vogela little
boy. e. rs s.1. s.5s $780,:
y The State Druggists Association will
meet this year at. .MinnetoDka on the
18th, 18th, and 10Th OF the present
month. ....s ...s,ss. 4. !. s.s..5 i. .,5s
/ Albert Koch Of Echo came down on
Monday to be present during the Fire
mems Convention and to visit his rela-
tives here. s ..=s% @.s #zs
} Ernst Weschcke the Springfield drug
gist came down Saturday and spent Sun
day and Monday with his parents, re-
turning home yesterday. &,.s
Miss Nellie. Erickson Of Springfield
while on her way home from Minneapo-
lis stopped over Monday to visit few
days with Miss Rosa Schneider.
l.. j.. Buenger has leased the Boock
building for the purpose of storing what
furniture he is unable to get in his build
ing while the addition is being put up.
June 10Th has been set as the time for
the encampment of the 2nd Regiment
N. e.. s. NJ. at Lake City, The regiment
is now in camp there and as soon. as it
breaks camp the Second will be ordered
there. z..E
George Forester of West Newton met
with painful accident while at work
Smuggling at bis home on Monday. The
box on which he was standing gave way
throwing him to the ground and dislo-
eating his shoulder. -. .,... = =. ;.
On Sunday June s2d Burg's Battery
will hold picnic on Herman's Heights
commencing in the morning and lasting
all day. The usual games and amuse.
ments will be INDUCED in, good music
will be furnished and good time az.
sured. The public will be invited to
participate in the pleasures of the day.
The St. Peter Gun Club was up Sun
day afternoon and engaged the local
club in a. competitive shoot. st. Peter
was running up long score in the lead
when something got wrong with the trap
and time was called The scores was
given to St. Peter unhesitatingly. There
seems to be some practiced shots in the
st. Peter club. 81 ''~@ +" J
Last week at the instigation Of his wife
Baptiste Groebner was arrested for abus-
ing her. . He had attempted to punish
their child and the mother took the
child's part. In the fracas the father
seems to have got the worst of it for his
ear was torn loose from his head. Sen
was suspended as long as he keeps the
peace. u ~,sss$ '.-.a IS
An unusal amount of rain fell Thurs.
day afternoon taxing the sewer pipes to
carry it off. In two hours the registe,
at the observatory indicated a precipita.
ton of two AND one half inches. Consid.
cradle damage was done by the. water
finding Its way into open cellars and il
fields where the soil was IN 8 condition
to wash. The heaviest Of y the storm
passed west of this city. Is s b {.
{ Last night Mr.. and Mrs. critchett en-
tertained the Senior class Of the high
school and their teachers, and this even
Ling they will give a reception. to all th'
teachers of the schools. The week
while it is the>closing week ofthe schoo
is more the less very busy one for tn
Professor whose careful attention to al
the details of school work have mad
him deservedly popular both with tn
scholars and teachers. ..:
Jacob Klossner, jr., returned onsSatur
day from trip to Assiniboia Canada il
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