New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-13

x TRY, us for i nice cut Of meat or a
Juicy steak. We have fresh fish every
Friday. Chas. RuscI & Co. #
Henry Kaschau left Saturday evening
fer a trip to Chicago. &
Hjalmer Hoidale visited with Winthrop
acquaintance over Sunday.
Postmaster i. B. Krook returned Sum
day evening from q short trip to st. Paul
and Minneapolis. ga.
Attorney Albert Pfaender made q
business trip to Minneapolis Friday, re-
turning Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Herman Held gave a
farewell party Saturday evening in honor
Of Miss Jesse Troupe, who will soon re-
turn to her home at Madison.
All matters pertaining to sanitation
and contagious diseases should be report.
ed to DR.. E. w. Bayley. He has quail
fed as nealth officer, succeeding DR.. g..
f. Reineke. Births and deaths should
be reported to him likewise.
Or. JOS. II. Vog-i arrived home Sun
DAY from Chicago, he having completed
bis studies at Rush Medical college. 1t
I,nf I,.,,
office III the suite at present occupied by
the Interstate Accident s. Relief as
ISOLATION for the practice Of his pro-
fessiun.
Ben Stockman will represen, the New
ulm Roller Mill company at the mass
meeting Of American millers to be held
in Detroit, Mich, on June 3rd, 18th and
9Th. A special excursion is being
arranged to make tue trip to Detroit via
the Great Lakes and he intends accom-
panying the party. j.
Chief Of Police Adolph, e Iause,ii
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E1I tl1e ff6w but when the weather does
Fclear up every effort gwill be made to
keep the youngsters off the streets after
O'Clock III the evening.
Ray Leary of this place, attended a
meeting of the telegraph operators of the
Minnesota and Dakota division Of the
Chicago & Northwestern. held IN Man
kato Saturday evening. About twenty
gentlemen were present and they spent
a delightful evening socially. 1t was
voted to make al effort to have every
operator On the division JONI the Order
Of hallway Photographers.
Officers aud men Of Company A are
planning to give bail on the evening
of Saturday, May 23rd, in honor Of the
reginlental officers who will come here
for the purpose OF electiny Il colonel,
lieutenant colonel and two ma ors to fill
vacancies recently created. The pro
ceeds of the dance are to be used in
banquetting the old soldiers of the civil
war Oh Decoration Day. r.. T.
County Auditor L. G.. Vogel did d
rushing business III real estate Mon ,ay
At 10 O'clock that morning the ju,igmen
sale Of delinquent real property taxes
opened and before night the auditor had
disposed Of 81 separate pieces Of pro-
perty. At this sale land upon which the
taxes of 1901 are; delinquentis sold for
the amount Of the assessment, with
penalties aud per cent interest, and the
sale viii continue during the entire week
| VIM. Porter, the Walnut Grove man
who brought suit against Woltgang
Schmld and Cllns. NJ. Schneider OF
| Springfield, to recover damages for false
imprisonment, was gwen u veldict Of
$500 BY jury at Redwood Falls last
week. Porter was arrested By the police
|of 'MaDkato on complaints Of the de-
[tendants, who afterwards failed to sub
Estantiate their Charges After his release
from custody he instituted suit and tlr,
i jury gave him damages as stated.
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