New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-19
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Z LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. F. H. Behnke went to st. Peter
Monday for a visit Of several days with
her mother.
/ Proprietor Fred Kretsch announces q
harvest dance in the Star hall next Sun
day night.
Miss Emma Melges wentto Redwood
Falls yesterday morning to pay visit
to relatives.
Miss Antolnette Crone returned Mon
day evening from three weeks visit at
Lake Minnetonku.
Conrad Dirks has purchased the Weyhe
residence on Valley street. The consid-
Grafton was $4,000.
Wait for the big one. Trousdale Bros.
Big Minstlels at the Opera House next
Wednesday, August 26th.
f. w. Hanft, an old New Ulm boy,
has been elected superintendent of the
public schools of LIE Sueur.
W. C. SchEap and VIM. Hers, pros
porous farmers of Sleepy Eye, were in
the city on business yesterday.
Edward H. Ernst Of Waseca, and Miss
Nellie McDermott Of Sleepy Eye, were
granted license to wed Saturday.
> In runaway accident Monday even
ing Fritz Engel was thrown from car
riage and had his left knee badly hurt.
X -Four per cent interest allowed on
tiue deposits at the State Bank of New
Ulm. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. ISam Harbo of Linden,
were in the city Sunday the guests of
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Fred Engelbert and other
friends. :. s
Architect Herman ANNE is drawing
plans for the building to be erected
by the First National Bank Of Winthrop.
1t is to cost $4,000.
The Review learns upon good author
lty that Emil Kiesling, formerly of this
city, was married recently to Miss
| Nellie Cleveland of Jackson.
E. j. Bobleter, who was operate d
upon at St. Alexander hospital last
week, is recovering nicely. He will be
discharged from the hospital in about q
week.
Miss Bretta Pric of Hiawatha, Kansas
who graduated last year from the New
Ulm high school, will teach in the Lone
Tree district near Sleepy Eye the coming
winter. I. g. -...., ~.
The postponed corcert which was to
have been held in the Turner Park two
weeks ago is. to take place Saturday
evening. Music will be furnished by tie
Second Regiment band.
X Bring your time deposits to the Brown
County Bank. Four per cent interest is
paid. ~.-
The Review wants to thank number
Of friends in the city who telephone
news to the Office. The notice of friends
visiting or Members of the family leav.
| ing is always acceptable and thankfully
received. r.
/ Geo. w. Barnes was in Sleepy Eye
Monday handing out tips to the promot
ers of the proposed carnival in thai
place. A party is planning to go W
from here during the time the show ISL
! progress. re
j There is a prospect that the -edncee
] freight rates dm ceal and lumber W.T.
|sunn go into HHect "a hearing is nov
4 being held before the state railroad ane
warehouse commission and It IS likely
that the new tariffs will be announced
September LIST.
Yesterday afternoon the members 0
the New Ulm Gun club made the fol
lowing scores: Jos. Bobleter, ID; F
Burg, 8;J. Krause, II; A. Simmet, 10
]. Schneider, 5; w. J. Herrian, ID; j
Hauenstein, 20; T. Johnson, /; E. w
Bayley, Is; A. Stuebe, 7; ]. Muhs, 8; T
Kretsch, 81. P. Graft, 10; w. E. Koch
10; J. Mueller, Z.
DR.. g. B. Weiser returned home Thurs
:. day night from his trip to Walker witt
8 the advisory board of the state sanitari
UNI for consumptives. He tells tn
Review that the commission has severa
sites for the institution IN view. An,
one of these is better adapted than th'
J. sites Of eastern sanltariums and the out
look is very suspicious.
: Get returns on time deposits. TIL
Brown County Bank pays per cent IN