New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-06-11
the u full yalue Of their money. If you
are looking for good time go there.

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are looking for good time 60 there.
Those elegant. and expensive souvenirs
put out by the Burg cigar company, are
sought after with an eagerness that shows
they are thoroughly appreciated. The
souvenirs if they wereito be purchased
would costin the neighborhood of half
g doliar each and show an enterprise that
should have Its reward in an excellent
sale OF. their famous cigars.
Gene. PfeHerle has ar excellent Fire.
mems display in his window. He has
brownie j { y fire company at work on a house
through which an alcohol blaze is com
ing and actual water IS being poured on
through a real hose. The scene is worth
looking at and when you answer the
question "Why are the fremen like
Pfefferle's Sarsaparilla2" You will have
to admit that it is because both are reli-.
able. ,....~ s .7z=*: $z. 81
The heavy rain and wind on Monday
night tore part of the arch down and
made condiderable extra work for the
decorating committee. -
Robt. Fessenmaier has an original dis
play in his hardware store window that
is asuggestion, and calls attention to an
instrument for home fire protection
which he has for sale. .. s-.~@
Chief Engel has been a very busy man
the past week between his duties in con-
nection with the fire department and his
regular work. ae will appreciate rest
when the convention closes s.
The value of Turner hall to the city.
can best be appreciated when it is nee :.
essary to provide place for conven-
ton the size of the present, one.
Firemen who have heard of Schmuck-
.ers Tvoli will no doubt want to visit
the place. They will find good time
prepared for them In that place to-nig ht.
!. The. first delegation to arrive came il
on the Northwestern Monday noon and
at once began to make themselves at
home. . s-s.. Il ! IL, H.,
: The threatening weather which seems
so persistently to hang over the conven-
t1on has only partially dampened the
enthusiasm Of the delegates and they are.
having a coed time not withstanding the
misfortune. - ,. e 4. ~ II,
Probably the most gorgeously decor
ated block in the city Is that of Cronie's
and the postofdce. Long streamers Of
bunting cover almost the entire face of
the block and afprofusion OF flags max
the place gay with colors. :.
The ScheH Brewing Co. has expended
no small amount of money on an excel
lent scenic display at the corner by the
Hornburg hardware store. It is the
representation of burning building and
is almost real in its startling effect. It
must be seen to be appreciated as a de-
cription can hardly do it justice. In
imposing effect it is not so striking as
the Hauenstein arch but in attractiveness.
and point of expense it is in every way
the equal. Both are magnificent tri-
butes to the beauty of the cities decora-
tiens and are evidence of the public
spirit always displayed by these two
great enterprise of the city. e-1sa% a
+ Mankato sent up one of the tallest
delegates as welleas one of the shortest
and when they are together they make a
pair which attracts attention wherever
they go. ,"~ ~ ~ ..~=
Among the most attractive store dec.
erations to be seen in the city is that
OF the Brown County bank which is
hastily decorated with National colors
and emblems. .:,.' .e ~s .-5s s. II
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