New Ulm review., 1902-07-02
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Domeier Of Cottonwood on Saturday.
Mrs. r. Renner of Waconia was the
guestof Mrs. F. q. Behnke on Monday
on her way home from Lamberton.
: Bring your poultry to stork Bros.
Arnold Stamm, the Sanborn grocer
was IN the city last week for a couple
Of days. he is much pleased with his
new vocation.
Mrs. w. Boesch has rented her resi-
dence property to young man who is
soon to be married. Now the interesting
question is, whs, the man2
County Attorney Geo. Olsen was in the
| city Tuesday called here to look after
the dog poisoning case which was set fol
yesterday morning but postponed until
the Sd.
ST. Peter base ball nine will play
Sleepy Eye on the afternoon Of the
Fourth as part of the celebration at.
traction. Sleepy Eye beat St, Peter last
saturday by two innings and the game
will undoubtedly be close.
Itthere is any indication Of grass.
hoppers, farmers are warned BY the state
to corresponed with F. Z. Washburn al
St. Anthony park, who will advise them
how to proceed to exterminate them. Sc
far there has been no complaint.
The Lutheran school enjoyed very
pleasant outing and picnic at Herman
heights Sunday afternoon. The Concor;
dia band furnished music for the after
noon. A large crowd partook of the fes.
tiv1ties and enjoyed the afternoon.
= PIANO WANTED, to rent apply at this
| Office. - ~.
Burg's Battery will start over land fol
Sleepy Eye Thursday night at about
midnight in order to be there to shoot
the morning salute. The Sleepy Eye
celebration will start of with the proper
amount of noise for the, battery can be
heard when it is fired.
A spirited game of ball was played
Sunday between the Gibbon nine and the
Hauensteins on the diamond at the fair
grounds, resulting in a defeat for the
Hauensteins, the score being to 2. A
number of Sleepy Eye base ball enthusi-
asts were present to witness the game.
M. Mullen left on Monday for Pierre
S. D. to be present at the round up OF
cattle on his ranch. From there he will
go to the territory being fenced for pas
turage. Men are stringing wire at the
rate of two miles day. The Cattle Co.
will have large pasture when they get
through.
Mrs. Geo. Fritze will leave this week
with her two sons to be absent some time
to Denver Col. where she will visit her
brothers. Meanwhile Miss Mabel Fritze
from Sleepy Eye Is going to stay with
Mrs. S. F. .Fritze her grand mother who has
been staying with Mrs. Geo. Fritze since
her husband died.
DR.. L. A. Gebhardt made one of peri.
odical visits to GAINESVILLE last week. He
says he goes fishing with one of the den:
lists of that city, but nobody believes it
He returned on Monday and is at work
in his office once more and he has that
same elf-satisfed look on his face that
Herman Held used to wear before he
made his last trip to Mankato.
Scientists give as the theory for the
present cool and rainy weather, q result
of the Mt. Pelee eruptions. They say
that for thousands of miles the air hal
been filled with volcanic dust and this
gathers the humidity high in the air ani
causes the unusual precipitation. It il
about time the atmosphere was getting
washed out for if it continues raining fol
another week there will be trouble brew
ing for the farmers. sas ssGz:s :, l sE # 81 4
Il. N. Somsen returned Monday tron
his trip to Assiniboia and on the wa,
down from Caoekston had the distinction
of bring reprimanded for smoking By the
|illustrious Garry Nation. In one Of th,
parlor cars with party Of men he wa
enjoying q cigar when this noted woman
appeared on the scene and proceeded t.
4 tell them what would become of them
j they persistedsin smoking. She was in
vited in and accepted the invitation OF
condition that they throw their cigar
away, this done she sat down and mad,
/ the trip interesting with her quick wi
and ready repartee. She did not succeed