New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05

-. 10 81 OHSTtalty dpVIeci6te hue eOHe6
Then drink White House 4 absolutely
the finest grown. Ghas. Fielder, sole
az here GEMS q Sc. q gradual but per
,;epiii,le letting up on the part of the.
pa ers Of the Northern part Of the state
on the merger question. Il seems to be 8
question Of no support 10 trausp ortatioa
and the transportation outweighs tile.
merger PROPOSE Ton
The pant orium IS to- become areality.,
in this city, the promoters Of it having /
zleaaed rooms ii the Tape building.
This institution is. a. sort of luxury for
the benefit Of men who are expected to-
leave their dress suits and extra clothing
there to be taken care Of. The place
will probably become quite popular if lit
is properly conducted.
s a !. Behnke and Geo. Hauenstein
will attend the Grocer's convention at
Faribault on Tuesday, February 18th, at
which time they will make an effort to
secure the convention for this city the
following year. II would seem to lie 8
wise plan if more of the grocers would
attend and make q united effort. The
larger the delegation the better the
chances Of securing the convention.
The "Chaperones" one of the finest
musical productions and play that has
attracted unusual attention and attract
ed people to the theatres in the cities in
unusual numbers, will be in MaHkato on
Wednesday ovening, Feb. 18th. # any
from this city desire to seethe play they
will do we'll to look after securing their
seats early as the house is liable to he
sold out in short time after the board
Is put up. s. =-s* .s
Times has now acquired four of the
Vocallsts tor his Grand Opera tour
with his band. They are Miss Frances
Boyden, Sig. Achilli, Albert1, Edgardo
Zerni, and Signora Adele Borghi, who
will make her American debut with
him this fall. She is the great Italian
"Carmen', and is declared to be Calves
only rival. All will appear at Mankato
with the band later on. Mankato Theatre
on Friday afternoon, $50 p. m. Feb. 81.
The firm of Kretsch & Gieseke has dis
solved partnership in the livery business
Fred Kretsch buying the interest of biz
partner and Mr.. Gieseke retiring. Late
Mr.. Kretsch disposed of one half of his
stock to John Schneider and will sell az
auction the balance, his intention being
to go out of the business. The buildingI
now occupied as the livery barn will be
remodeled and transformed into saloon
and dance hall and will be conducted by
Mr.. Kretsch. x @l.s .s.s
The wife of Senator McLain Of Mon.
tana WAS in the city some days>ago in
consultation with Or. Bayley upon whose
advise she consented to a difficult oper
alton, gong to a private hospital in Min ]
neapolis for that purRps DR.. Bayleyi
superintendent the operation and it was
very successful. The >rt,ator came to
Minneapolis and upon being assured of
the success of the operation he voluntar-
I lily gave the doctor one OF the largest
fees probably ever PAID fnf such work.
Attention is called to the primary
election ballot published on the last page
Of this paper. The primary election is
to be held on Tuesday February 11th, at
which time voters will be able to re-
Egister for the general election. There is
and probably will be but this one ticket
in the field, but however needless the
voters may be Of the resnItsof the cleo
ltion, every one should turn out if fol. no
other reason than to get acquainted
i
with the workings of the new law, in
that way there will be fewer mistake
made when it comes to the general cleo
lstion in the fall.
Since the new schedule went into eff
| feet on the Northwestern on Dec. goth,
and especially since the trains have got
to running on the schedule time, the
people from this city have had the ad !.
vantage Of the best service to and from
lSt. Paul that has ever been offered. Al
SO the travel west from here is superior
and the accommodations beth east and
west in the line Of dining cars and Sleep
ers are as good as can be called for on
any line Of railroad. Pullman Palace
sleeping cars between Mankato and Chi
cago on trains leaving Mank TO Al 4 :45,
p. n. The Review is in receipt Of a cir:
from hnss M : q ~.