New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-27
StorK Bros. want your poultry.

G. H Hornburg sells Plymouth Irvine
c. H. Hornburg headquarters for
guns ammunition aud bicycles.
DR.. L. A. Gebhardt entertained his
friend from GAINESVILLE over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Hummel is again at home in
this city, having arrived last Thursday.
| For RENT-A large, we'll lighted and
steam heated office room. ENQUIRE at
Brown County Bank
Mrs. b. L. Smell of Candy has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Barnes
| the past week.
Arthur Stengel has returned from his
| trip to Red Lake where he has been
working his fathers claim.
G. E. Schmidt of Tracy was among
the number of visitors who spent the
past few days here with relatives.
Mrs. E. Davidson of Newark, N. J..
cousin of Mrs. j. L. Schoch is visiting
the doctor and his wife in this city.
VIM, McHale of Tracy and VIM. Cava-
naugh Of St. Paul, old timers from New
Ulm spend sometime here last week.
Mrs. Carl Furst and family of Bed
ford, Indiana, arrived on Thursday and
will spend several weeks in the city the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein.
VIM. Engel who has been conducting
small grocery and notion business on
state street will open saloon at Iberia,
having disposed of his groceries.
Rev. F. L. Metzke of Orton7ille has
been spending few days with friends
in this city and on Sunday evening
preached in the Congregational church.
Geo. W. Murhn was up from Whine,
bago city on Saturday. Heis beginning
to like that city as business place but
says wheat and other grain is turning
| ooo WY Po'1 Wis year.
Jos. Henle has purchased the business
recently started by VIM. Engel on State
street near the Catholic church, and has
taken possession of it. The stand is a
good one and Mr.. Henle should do a
good business, having large acqualnt-
ance.
Rev. Albrecht will be absent from the
German Lutheran pulpit Sunday. There
will be services however by a preacher
student from St. Louis whose name we
did learn. Rev. Albrecht will be at New
Ulm under the parental roof for few
days--Fairfax Standard.
Llsk antitrust tinware warranted for
ever for sale at Hornburg's.
News comes from Sleepy Eye that one
of the visitors from that place to the cele-
bratlon had his pockets picked while in
the city Sunday. Sleepy Eye must have
some very rich citizens if they can af-
ford to come to a celebration with $50
to spend.
Notwithstanding the :tra work the
second regiment band was required to
do, it gave very fine program at Turn
er hall on Sunday night, playing a num-
Der of medleys and familiar airs. A
number of vocal pieces were also sung
The fall term of the public school be.
gins in this city on Tuesday next week
Prof. Critchett desires to have it made
known that on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week he will be in his
office at the school house to receive new
students who wish to enter.
Buy your iron beds, springs and mat.
tresses at J.. H. Forster's.
The daily papers have been heraldine
abundant crops for the past weeks but
when the thresher gets in its work il
turns out that the crop is very medium
The best is poor enough, and there will
be several grades of wheat and much
rain has been the trouble and farmers
have had difficulty in harvesting theil
crops.
IL Extension tables aud chairs a fine as
sortment at Forster's.
Senator Sommervlllc was in the CITY
on business Friday. He has recently been
making a tour of Redwood county in the
interests of his candidacy for the nomi-
nation for State senator. Mr.. Somerville
is extremely popular and will have nc
difficulty in securing the nomination and
after that the election with as little
trouble.
Otto Setter had narrow escape from
electrocution Thursday evening. He acct.
dentally touched live wire while work.