New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOCAL NEWS.


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T., was inspected last night by Sill
Knight s. r. Kilvington of Mime
apolis.
The new hook and ladder truck
manufactured by The Seagrave com
pany, reached New Ulm yesterday. It
was shipped from Columbus, Ohio, on
December 5th. 4.
Rumors of a third bowling alley
have been heard about the streets this
week. There is talk of organizing q
stock company and opening in the
Boesch building.
A man wants a pipe or box OF
cigars for Christmas. So make up
your mind nothing else will do: You
can be sure to get exactly what he
wants from our stock, In fact every
thing in the smokers line to make a
man happy. Max BURG.
Theo. Schonlau was called to Chi
cago Sunday by a telegram announc-
ing that his father had been injured.
Since his departure no details Of the
accident have been received.
The dramatic section of the Turn
verein has engaged the New Ulm
opera house for the evening of Janu-
airy 3rd, when they will give the four
act comedy, CDR. Wunderlich. !.
William Epke, a young man % years
of age, died Friday at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Henry Harmoning, near
Courtland, of spinal trouble. He was
buried Monday from the CORTLAND
Lutheran church.
Christmas; Time is Candy Time.
We CAIRO a fine line of box goods.
Price from Toe up to $500. -
MAX BURG'S Corner Store.
The company which played "What
Happened to Jones" here Sunday night
is in financial straits. They stranded
in St. Paul and did not have enough
money to get on to Brainerd, where
they were scheduled to appear Mon
day night.
X A most beautiful and appropriate
Xmas present for a man that smokes
is a nice box of good cigars. The
Blizzard, La Signorita, Clear Havana,
N an Wilkes, La Flor de Lincoln, Mead
ow Lark, etc., can be had in nicely
put up boxes of II, Is, and So.
Sleighs and cutters were in evidence
Saturday for the first time this winter.
Friday evening there was good fall
of fine snow and the following morning
the weather was very crisp with the
therein ometer at degrees below zero.
Fred Setter and family reached New
Ulm Saturday night from Spokane,
| Wash. While Mrs. Setter and children
remain in New Ulm Mr.. Setter will
make a trip to Chicago and New York
in the interests of the Evergreen State
Fruit company and will remain absent
until after the first of the year.
Sunday, Dec. 20. Rev. S. c.. Edsall,
Episcopal bishop of the Diocese of
Minnesota, will conduct both morning
and evening services at Gebser's Hall.
At 1920 in the morning confirmation
will be administered, and the Holy
communion celebrated for newly con-
med and others. Evening service at
$50. The Bishop will preach morn
ing and evening. -.
Sundays st. Paul Globe contained
the following dispatch from Northfeld:
J. G. Vigran of New Ulm, eighteen
years of age, who was arrested for
trying to pass a bogus check at the
Mortified National bank, has been
bound over to the grand jury on a
charge of forgery and lodged in jail in
default of $500 bonds. The name OF
Vigran does not not appear in the
directory and the young man is not
known here. 49,
\ DR.. Kohler, of Minneapolis, will be
in New Ulm, to do eye. ear nose and
throat work, Sunday Dec. Goth. Hours
| from 8 a. m. to 3 p. M, at DR.. Strick-
ler's Office. 1850.
A German chemist has discovered a
preparation which will prevent the
frosting and sweating of shop win
dows, and the American consul at
Coburg has written the state depart
ment in Washington about it. The
application consists of mixture OF
SIS drains of glycerine dissolved in a
liter of 81 Fer cent alcohol, containing
to improve the odor, some oil OF
amber. AS soon as the mixture clari-
fes it is rubbed over the inner sur
face of the glass. No frost forms and
there is no sweating, the bug bear OF
storekeepers during the winter months.
i Brother newspaper men gave the
Review many complimentary notices
last week upon it's sixteen-page edi-
ton, for all of which we are grateful.
The following from the pen of the
genial Col. C. r. Mallahan of the
Jackson Tribune, is a specimen: The
New Ulm Review, this week, contains