New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-25
: Fresh caught Trout, Pickerel and
Whitetish every Friday at Stuebe's Meat
Market. Phone 152.


Whitefsh every Friday at stuebe's Meat
Market. Phone 152.
Mesdames Edder 6 Thomas, who have
opened the new millinery parlors il this
city leave today for the Twin cities and
Chicago where they will select the very
newest things in the line of millinery for
the trade in this city. They have fitted
up their parlors in q very tasty manner
and the ladies of the city will find them
pleasant people with whom to deal.
You will miss a good time if you miss
the party that is to be give in Masonic
hall Friday night of this week By the.
Eastern Star society. The society has
arranged to give a series OF three parties
and are selling tickets to the three for
$1.00 each ticket. To get the advantage
OF these tickets you will have to attend
the first party. All who come will be
cordially welcomed.
5E 5ss
a young doctor living IN neighbor-
ing town, desiring to make q good i'm
preston upon German farmer, de-
clared he bad received double edu-.
cation. He had studied homeopathy and.
was also graduate of a regular medic
al school, "Oh, dot was nothings,''
said the farmer; 81 yonce had calf Vot
sucked two cows and it made nothings
but a common steer, after ak.
Notices have been posted calling at.
.tention of the voters to the fact that
there is to be an election in this city,
which IS the annual city election and
takes place the first week in April. It is
generally understood that there is to be
no opposition to the present incumbents
who Will no doubt seek reelection.
The election viii be to fill the places of
pire.
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Andrew Carnegie has granted the re-.
quest of the people Of Marshall and will
give them $4,000 for a public library if
they will bind the city to furnish $1,000
year for its maintenance. Since they
have saloon license Of ST ,0OOit would
appear to be the thing to set aside one
of the saloons as the library saloon, then
it would be easy to reason that if one
saloon can support a public library the
whole city should.
Ray M. Miller of Spencer, Iowa. .
cousin of w. b. Marchant, who has re-
Gently opened a branch Office in this city
for the Lambert Gasoline Engine Co.,
has bought an interest IN the business
and will assist in the management. Both
gentlemen arrived in the city last week
with their wives and have secured rooms
in the Graft residence. They are both
very agreeable young men and are out
after business with zeal that should
bring the success.
WANTED Men and women for steady
employment salary $50 per month
w. E. MARcHANT, Dakota House.
St. Anne's Court G. o. F. gave very
pleasant Euchre party in the basement of
the Catholic church last Thursday even
ing. The party was we'll attended and the
evening spent in a social way. Mrs. r.
sPfefferle and John Henle carried off the
head prizes and Miss Herzog and Henry
RolWes were given the prize for the low
scores. F. Kretsch carried of the prize
for the lone hand. The ladies served re-
freshments after the series of card games
were completed.
Attention is called to the fact that the
members Of the Eastern Star lodge will
give another of their pleasant socials a.
the Masonic hall tins week, on Friday
evening to which they invite all who are
deslrous of having a good time. These
parties ale among the best that are given
in the city and the simple announcement
of them is sufficient to bring out q good
crow There is to be card playing and
dancing and the entertainment will be
such that all will find enjoyment.
]. NJ. Haubrich of this city left on
Monday for the purpose of attending an
auction sale of fall biooded swine, at
Wesley, Iowa. There is sentiment
throughout this section Of the state that
seems to be long step in advance and
that is the evident purpose on the part
Of the farmers to breed into purer strains
Of stock, and it will SOON be here as j,
is in the more thickly settled parts OF
the eastern states that the stock will be
of the best and bring the highest prices
in the markets.
g. a. Ottomeyer, secretary Of the
Com mernial Hninn has rpcaivod %