New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOCAL NEWS.


DR.. j. u. SchOch was business vlsl-
tor in Bird Island yesterday.
Company A and the Second Regiment
band returned from camp last night.
Miss Lucielle Hubbard came home
last night from a weeks visit in St. Paul
and Lake City.
Drs. Jos. 81. Vogel and Geo. R. Koch
returned Monday evening from their
military trip.
N. Henningsen looked after business
interests in St. Paul and Minneapolis
yesterday.
Prof. ]. Schaller preached in the Luth-
eran church Sunday, in the absence of
Rev. Albrecht.
The Misses Helen and Mamie Mills OF
Winona, are being entertained by their
friend, Miss Birdie Mullen.
The Misses Louisa and Mathilda
Nellie came home Monday after d
months visit in St. Paul.
X Have purchaser for good house with
barn situated on lots. Minnesota Rea
Estate Bureau. Room IA P. O. Block
Bobleter s. Vogel. - "
Frank Jutes and Miss Mary Mach
temes, young people of Brighton, were
married here yesterday morning in the
Catholic church.
A boy arrived Monday afternoon t
gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Siebenbrunner, Jr. Of course Louis
Pool cigars were smoked on the young
heir.
X DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis, will b,
in New Ulm, Sunday, August End, to d.
eye, ear, nose and throat work. Hour
from 10 a. M, to p. m. at DR.. Strick
ler's Office.
~ 1t will, be about two weeks before
Benjamin Fredrickson of Hanska, will
be able to leave St. Alexander hospital
To hasten his recovery DR.. O. G. Strick
Ter on Monday encased his injured back
in plaster of Paris cast.
In this Issue of the Review appears {
catchy advertisement for R. Pfeferle
being one of those prepared for the con
test which he conducted last spring. L
was designed and written by Miss Bretts
Price of this city, and received secono
prize.
| Yesterday afternoon the members O
the New Ulm Gun Club made the toll
lowing scores: Jos. Bobleter, 6; F. Burg
jr.,12; Julius Krause, 20; John Muhs, Is
F. Engelbert, g; W. E. Koch, 10; J. P
Graft, ID; John Schneider, 10; E. W
Bayley, IS; A. Simmet, 8.
Gideon Anderson was tried at Fairfa,
Saturday for being one of the ring lead
ers in the tar and feather episode. Grea
trouble was experienced in getting jur
but after listening to the evidence yer
dict of guilty was returned. Anderson
was fined $40 and costs.
Marshal Mike Franz of Sleepy Eye
brought Carl FRANKIE of Mulligan, to tn
city Monday to be examined as to hi
sanity. The examination was cor ducte,
by Drs. O. @. Stricken and J. L. School
and on the strength of their finding
Judge George discharged FRANKIE.
In private car attached to train N
SOB, officials of the Chicago & North
western went west yesterday noon t.
inspect the crop conditions in Wester
Minnesota and South Dakota. At thi
place they were joined by A. W. Bing
ham of Bingham Bros, and Chas. Sill
version of the Eagle Roller Mill com
pany, who will be the guests of the rail
road men during the trip.
Agents for the American and Unite
States express companies on Thursda
received additional information regard
ing the changes in the 1ates made O
July 1st. The new tariffs do not affec
persons shipping butter, eggs, poultry
bread and other articles upon whic
pound rates are made. These will b
sent at figures which have obtained i
the past but upon small packages an
miscellaneous articles an advance whic
amounts to cents has been made.
A revulsion of feeling was experience
by the fire department committee of tn
city council and at a special meetin
of the local legislature last week the
recommended the purchase of hoo
and ladder truck to cost $3.50, tt
aldermen voting to buy the Wagon
Mayor Weschcke expressed his disar
prevail of their plan to take off one
! the f1agmen on the MINNEAPOLIS s. S