New Ulm review., 1902-03-26

Miss May Nov ery i homo from.
Norshfeld for the Easter vacation
Mrs. Ghas. DAWN of Porter i the
guest 81 her parents, NJ. and N Julins'
Berndt.
Tribune and Columbia chainless BIZ
cycles sat g. H. Hornbur 81 for $50. Do
not buy anything else.
= The New store pays the highest mark
ct price for eggs il trade for Mems and
Boys Quilts. Zschunke $ schilllng
All Of New Ulm seemed 10 BE ont
Sunday to enjoy the first real spring day
We have had this year without AZ Insult
ferable wind
Mrs. II. Relneke Of Morristcwn who
has been8in the hospital IN this city for
sometime awaiting recovery from A op-5
.e.ation. was able to leavs for her home
Saturday. So
Mrs. Frances Murphy and sister, Miss
Marie Rummings, will leave the 18th Of
next month fer Bottinesu, N. OAK, to
spend the summer on their claims. ST.
Peter Free Press.
Seed time will soon Be at hand and
you want the best. Those that are guar
anteed to grow. You will find them at
the Pioneer Drug Store IN sll varieties,
both garden and grass seeds, call and
see them before buyyin g
Mrs. Z. g. Pray Of Denver Col. is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. B. F, Webber.
She will remain in this city for some-
time. Mrs. Thos. Broomfeld of Fairfax
was also guest of Mr. and Mrs. Webber
over Sunday.
Mrs. Pfeffe1le throws the doors of her
millinery store open to the public today,
in an especial display of millinery goods.
The ladies are invited to call at any time
and interest themselves in looking at the
Inew hats and styles. 3.
Wd. Eibner is arranging to make
Improvements in his method Of making
soda water and Ice cream sodas which
will give his patrons the very best in
that line that can be obtained. The adj
dition to his plant will be an improved
gas generator of mederD pattern.
Sealed bids are called for by the city
from persons who are desirous of sprink-
ling tie streets of this city. The bids
must be accompanied by certified
check in the sum of $25 and must be
received by the city council before the
sth of April. The successful bidder is
required to give bond of $500.
The second and last opportunity for
registration for the city election was
given to voters yesterday. The law up-
der the primary election ruling makes it
necessary that all voters should register
each year which is supposed to be done
at the primary election, at which time
most of the voters Of this city registered.
The commercial college of this city
closes its doors Friday. Those Of the
students holding scholarship and intend
ing to finish will be given tuition IN the
Marshall school. If proper arrangements
can be Effected the school will be opened
in the fall under . new management but
for the summer it will be closed and the
rooms vacated. s # ~
81. w. Engelbert has let the contract
for his new hardware store to Herman
schapekahm, the bid being for $4,000.
The building ls to be Of brick and will
stand 5south Of s. d. Peterson's imple-
ment building. It will make decided
improvement in the appearance Of that
part Of Minnesota street. Work on the
excavation was commenced on Monday.
As will be seen in reading over the
report Of the County Commissioners,
the ladies have been given the privilege
Of using the court room for the purpose
of holding the annual meeting 81 the
federated clubs, which is to take place
IN this city in May Of this year. The
ladies havsa way of getting what they
want that discounts anything that men
can offer.
La Crosse papers of Saturday, March
18th record the death Of Mrs. Chas
Hoeschler Of stubercul losis after IN Illness
Of two years duration. Mrs. Hoeschler
was formerly Miss Thekla Wanner,
daughter Of Alex Wanner and was born
in this city p years ago last December,
She was well known through the city
and has many fr1snds who mourn he1
loss. The deceased leaves q husband,