New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-22

Quiet reigns al the court house since
the adjournment Of court.
VIM. Herrian Of tins city visited his
parents in Sleepy Eye over Sunday.
Geo. Dost Of Lamberton was in the.
city Friday. the guest Of RELATIVES.
The Turner hall orchestra furnished
music for dance at Revere last Thurs
day night.
On Wednesday last Mrs. B. Follmann5
entertained the afternoon whist club at
the home of Mrs. Henningsen.
n. Henningsen has been unable to at
tend to his duties at his Office for several
days, being confined to his home on ac-
count of sickness. s
The store building occupied by Mrs.
Sarah Pfefferle as millinery store is be-
ing substantially repaired by its owner,
N. Henningsen. n
This is fine weather and you had bet
ter take advantage of it and go out and
look at the bargains Lund is Offering.
Prices are going up and it will pay you
to buy now. LUNDs LAND AGENCY. @
Edward Bosky has rented the house
recently occupied Mr.. Hettinger, near
Turner hall and with his family will oc-
lcupy it as residence. Mrs. Bosky ar
rived last week from Iowa..
R. E. O'Keefe returned from Candy on
Friday last, where he was in attendance
at the term of district court being held
there. He secured verdict and Judge.
ment in two cases for which he was at
torney.
Jacob Gebhardt will have charge of
the lumber yard recently purchased by
the Fullerton Lumber Co. of this city at
Searles. The yard was formerly the prop
erty of the Fl. E. Werner Lumber Co..
The grand jury as usual in its report
recommends the erection of a new Jail,
but the question is out of consideration
until the rate of taxation is reduced and
the suggestion tina: fund for that pur-
pose is therefor a wise one.
0. D. Green and wife have returned to
this city and will make it their home.
Mr.. Green has recently been employed
on the Butterfeld Advocate, and takes
the place Jos. Kueras deaf and dumb
printer who has been working in the
News Office since Mr.. Green left.
W. G. Haubrlch is now registered
otpician having passed the state examin-
ations. This board of examiners is a
good thing, because one cannot take too
good Care of their eyes and the process
of fitting glasses should be. done by
someone who knows something about
the requirements.
The hardware finn of G. II. Hornburg
of this city has been paid the unusual
compliment of having made the largest
sale of ''Deere" corn huskers and shred
ders of and retail dealer in the United
States. For this record the deere"
people have rewarded Mr.. Hornburg by
giving him handsome set of driving
harness..
Otto Schell, Frank Burg, ST., Frank
Burg, Jr., L. g. Vogel, Henry Soifert,
Geo. Marti, Theo. Mueller, Ferd. Crone,
Jos. F. Groebner, G. A. Forster, H.
Frenzel, Edw. Bosky and And. ]. Eek
stein were elected as honorary members
of the I'd Regiment band last Thursday
evening, The membership fee is $500.
The new members, while not musicians,
will add to the strength of the band.
VIM. Burg has resigned his position in
the Brown County Bank. The work at
the Burg Cigar factory, of which he is
treasurer, requires his entire attention.
During his short experience in the bank
he was we'll liked and the directors
would liked to have retained him. His
place will be supplied in the near future,
meanwhile he is assisting thele as much
as he can when relieved from the factory.
Essig is to have new creamery if the
purpose of the present agitation is carried
out. A petition has heen circulating
among the various owners of COWS in
order to get enough to make it pay and
the required numbers has Just about
been secured. Work will soon COM
mence on the buildings and preparations
will then go forward towards being
ready to received milk in the spring.
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