New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-03
Stork Bros. want yeur poultry.

= Lisk anti rust tinware warranted for.
ever for sale at Hornburg's.
3 The best selection Of French China
and Cut Glass Ware ever shown III the
city you will find at q. G. Reim's.
FoR RHNTA large, well lighted and
steam heated Office room. Enquire at
Brown County Bank.
D Miss Nina Updy ke is the guest Of Miss
Matte Murphy for . few days. Miss
sUpdyke goes from here to ST. Charles to
begin work il the public schools next
Monday Waseca Herald.
Another hunting party, conslstlng Of
Dick Fisher, Bill Koch, Geo. Koch and
Henry somsen, returned Monday even
ing with thirty-tws chickens and one
jack rabbit to their credit. Henry can
=vouch for the Statistical side Of the
affair, because during The hunt he sat IN
the wagon, smoked, gave advise and kept
tally.
Buy your iron beds, springs and mat
3tresses at J. 81 Forster's.
The case of DR.. Kohler against Peter
Christensen came off before Judge Hen
ningsen at the old court house on Friday
and resulted in q complete victory for
the doctor. Mr. Christensen refused to pay
the charge made by DR.. Kohler for treat
ing his daughter hence the suit. Hoidale
@ Somsen appeared for the doctor and
J. 4. Ecksteia appeared for NJ. Christen-
sen. The costs of the suit will amount
to nearly $500.
9. b. Hornburg sells Plymouth Irvine
The Minneapolis Times Of Friday gives
an account of a desperate encounter that
I'd. Coleman, the Minneapolis detective
who was engaged in the Tanke case, had
with negro burglar at his home early
yesterday morning. In the struggle
which took place the detective and the
burglar rolled down the stairs. Mrs.
Coleman notified the police. The burglar
surrendered only when a revolver was
placed at his head. He is now locked
up with the charge Of burglary against
him. a Is
G. 81. Hornburg headquarters for
guns ammunition and bicycles.
A change in the time of the night pas
senger train on the North Western took
place On Sunday, which will be appreci-
ated by all tho patrons of the road The
train that formerly arrived in this city at
1915 now gets here at 11:15. Itleaves
Minneapolis at 1880 aud ST. Paul at 8
o'clock, making very convenient time
for leaving the city. The North Wes-
tern has been giving the public pretty
good service lately and this change is an
additional evidence that they are trying
to get the passenger service to accom-
m1odate as many people as possible, at
the best hours. .,#
Hebsrt j. Butzow, trick bicycle rider
and one whose proficiency in that art is
without question the very best that has
been exhibited IN this city, gave an ex-
hibition. on Minnesota street Wednesday
evening and with his tricks and UNIQUE
method Of taking up collections he was
able to leave the city with considerable
money. He claimed to be going to San
Francisco from New York covering the
distance in a given length of time for
$500. The story sounded pretty fshy
but it did not detract from his skill as
bicycle rider. He gave an entertainment
that was worth all it cost to see it.
n On Saturday the leading Democrats
of the county met at Turner hall and or
ganized an effective working committee,
the chairman of which is Albert Stein.
hauser. Henry He1merdinger was made
the secretary and Fred Pfaender the
treasurer of the organization. The officers
were taken from this city in order that
they may be all together and so in q
position to act at any time. The meet
ing was quite largely attended and was
very enthusiastic, The campaign was
talked over and the field of operation
was partially laid out. The Democrats
are going into the campaign with a large
amount Of confidence.
]. On Friday night q most terrific electric
electric storm visited this section Of the
country doing great damage to grain il
the stack and in the shock. The most
lurid display Of tightening that has been
seen in this city for some time long
serpentine flashes that reached from one