New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-07

Game" Pfefsrle now has ! pms Whits
front 70 his drug store which gives s dis
tinct appearance to biz place Of business
He will still retain tho name Of Relia-
bic Drug Store" and the people will find
that the name i rightly applied.
Mayor Mueller Of ST. Peer MAS il the
city last Saturday II the contest
lover the election which took place there
recently Il transplres that in the recount
Mr.. Mueller has gained one vote 50 that
his election new is made certain By q
majority Of two votes.
Prof. Critchett attended reception ut
Mankato Friday evening ID honor of
Prof. Search and Mr.. Ranking, the latter
lis State Inspector Of graded schools and
the former author Of q book that is quite
celebrated among educators. The re-
Iception was attended by 8 large number
of Mankato citizens.
Five physicians Of this city, Drs..
Strick Ter, Welser, schech, Fritsche and
Bayley, attended the annual meeting of
Minnesota Valley Medical Association
at Mankato yesterday. Dr. Murphy of
Chicago made the leading address on:
surgery, DR.. Stricken was also on the
program for paper on q kindrsd topic.
Among the well known people from
out of the city who took advantage Of
the excursion to visit friends in the city
Sunday, are ii. 81. Meyer Of Arlington,
Eve1hart Gulden and wife of Mime
|apolis, Alfred Keller, VIM. Cavansugh,
St. Paul, Ed. Vigol, ]. B. Schmidt, Nj
and Mrs. A. G. Ochs, Gus. Bigot and
MI. and Mrs. Mike Lehrer.
"Dave'' Kline departed Monday fol
New Ulm where he has gone to accept 9
position a bookkeeper in s 6 h e.lPs
brewery. Dave has made large number
of friends since he has been here, who
II will regret to learn Of this change. He
is young man of good moral character
honest and upright in his dealings, and
we predict for him a successful future
Sanborn Sentinel.
:. Stork Bros. are working into prett!
le nice commission business. They hayl
established themselves in the old sho,
! factory, part Of which they use for thei
ware house,. It makes good place o
il business for the work they are doing
though it is little outside of the bust
J. ness part Of the city. They are dealing
principally in eggs, poultry, etc. and ar
hustling for business. Farmers will fin
: them good me1 to deal with.
After nearly twenty years steady worl
= at the barber trade, Arnold Stamm ha
: decided to quit it and has entered int
= partnership with his brother law, q
=. Dietz of Sanborn and the two will con
le duct general merchandise business il
= which MI. Dietz has been engaged for {
number Of years. Mr.. Stamm will NOV
: his family to Sanborn this week. As,
5 barber Mr.. Stamm was recognized sue
cess and his many friends here will w1sl
{, him equal success in his new business.
Ex-Sherif Anderson of Springfield
was in the city Friday and his attention
q was directed to the chance Of again be
coming the republican nomin.e 70.
: Sheriff. His friends say that he is no
! averse to the proposition if Ed. Kick
Istays out of the race. Friends Of VIM
= Julius are talking of his being = candi
: date in which case, in 9 republican prima
y election Mr.. julius being from New
Ulm would make an opposition candi
" date from another part Of the county TO
: denominations hustle.
The military ball mentioned in las
:, weeks Review is to become reality
At the meeting Of the members of Go
! A last ednesday it waaldecided to hay,
the ball on the night Of May 24th which
y IS the 31st anniversary Of the erganiza
q ton Of the first military company. Th,
!. purpose of this ball is to assist the G.sA
R. Post in raising money to defray til,
q expenses of Memorial day. The mem
= bers Of the post are getting too old Il
Of hustle for money themselves and th,
Il boys Of Go. a have thus graciouslY vol
uDteered assistance They expect Chi
al people Of New Ulm to be.quite generous
il in their response. On Memorial day III,
= q. "a. R. post will be the guests Of III,
eI Go. a at 3 banquet il Turner Hall.
Commencement exercises Of the DR.