New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-13

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are up to 100 miles. FaIlterm opens Auen
Malta Vita is made of pure wheat and
thoroughly matted with barley malt ex-I
ract that removes all the starch.
The force at work for the com any
! IS putting in the new electric light.
olant, is working long hours and Sun
lays in order TO complete the plant with
n the specified time. The new arc lights
re going to be very strong ones and olll
he same principal as the light in Mr..
Olsen's drug store. Work on the plant
g nearing completion and gives promise
Of being all that it was contracted to be.
Capt. 2. R. Brown OF Company 81 to-
day recelved a letter from Col. Joseph
Bobleter. at New Ulm, asking on what
train the company would go to New Ulns
for the massacre memorial celebration.
The Colonel said Companies B of Fari-
bault, r Of Rochester, g of Austin and I
OF sOwatonna would come up on the train
reaching New Ulm at 80 a. m. on the
23d. Capt. Brown thinks Company II
will leave here on the train starting at I
o'clock in the morning Of the esd
MankatO Review
On Saturday evening heavy cloud
and wind passed over this city and came
down in the vicinity of St. Paul and
Minneapolis where it developed into
sort OF water spout. More than two
Inches Of water fell in less Shan half an
hour and much damage was done by the
wind. The band stand at Lake Harriet
was torn from its moorings and driven
cut on the lake. A number of the band
men were on it and narrowly escaped
/ drowning and most of their instruments
were blown into the lake. =.
Maurice Smith of Creston, Wash, one
of the posse that surrounded the Oregon
outlaw, Harry Tracy, at the time of his
suicide in wheat field, is former Min
nesota boy. He lived in Renville county
Isince childhood. He graduated from the
Valparaiso, Ind, law school in 1900, af-
tel which he read law in the Office of
sommeryille & Olson, at Sleepy Eye,
Mimi, and next with: J. A.. Danzell of
Morton and Judge CAVITY Of Minneapo-
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Some miscreant with poor appre-
citation of what constitutes fun caught a
dog last Friday and covered him with
turpentine. The dog howled with pain
and came tearing down Minnesota street
creating laugh from some and arous-
ing the pity of others. It was mean,
inhuman trick and. is cruel enough for
prosecution. Better a dose of poison.
Fortunately the dog was caught by boys
who had human heart and was relieved of
his distress by thorough washing. .,
One of the souvenirs which visitors
to the State Fair will want to make sure
of securing and earring home with them,
will be the Official Program, which is
published by the Minnesota State Agri-
1
cultural Society. The book contains
many illustrations and q descriptive
sketch of the fair and has a cover in
three colors designed by "Bart" the
talented cartoonist of the Minneapolis
Journal. 1t is believed that the Official
program will be preserved by all the visi-
tors who obtain copies. Z. T.: r..
The Second Regiment band concert
gwen Sunday evening drew quite large
crowd inspite of the cold weather. After
the first piece on the program was play
ed the announcement was made that the
program would be finished in the hall, to
which the crowd Immediately adjourned.
Here the music of the band was very
enthusiastically received by repeated en-
cores and double program was played.
Ice cream, chocolate and other refresh
ments were served and the evening was
thoroughly enjoyed by everybody.
There is a report out to the effect that
the deputy game wardens this year are
mostly sent out from the cities disguised
as laborers and that they are doing eff
fective work in different parts of the
state in experimenting violaters of the
law. The chickens this year are said to
Ibe unusually numerous and it is. also
claimed that shooting has been more or
less frequent. The game laws should be
lstringently enforced for the time is not
far distant when the only prairie chickens
to Be seen in this part of the country
will be those that have been stuffed and