New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-11

atley are nothlng IN COM 8risOplstO those
'of other cities. In this particular The
streets Of New Ulm are in 40 good shapes
as those q. Minneapolis where they are
paved
The Young Peoples whist club was
entertained at schell hall Saturday eve
ming at a dance. The music was made by
/ Prot Ed. Bosky. The party was thor
oughl njoyed by all. Lunch was served
at " 80 BY Wd. Eibner with which no
fault whatever could be found.
A number Of the followers Of the
socialist movement have rented Schelps
hall for the purpose. Of holding regular
meetings. Quite number gather at these
meetings and listen to discussions and
papers on a subject that is gaining, a
strong hold on the people Of this coun-
try.
y White kid gloves worth $1.OO at so
Ecents pair at Elder & Thomas.
1 Anton Ochs has received an ostrich
egg from one of the ostrich farms of Cal
ifornia, which he has been exhibiting to
his friends in this city Il is quite a
curiosity, and those who have never seen
an egg of this sort will be surprised at
the difference between it and the ordi-
nary hens egg. They are not only very
large but very thick. J.
The firm of Zschunke s. Schilling has
dissolved by mutual agreement and Mr..
Zschunke takes entire charge of the bust
ness. He expects to m9ve into the build
ing now occupied by A. Hartmuth fora
saloon. This will give him more room
and he expects to put in q much larger
stock Of goods. and be, better able to
supply the needs Of his customers.
The city council has done a very com
mendable act in ordering lights placed
at the corners of the streets where the
Methodist church, the Congregational
church and the Turner theatre ale To-
Gated. Much Inconvenience has been
suffered for want of light at these places
and in acceeding to the wishes Of the
I: people the council has done the proper
thing. .,s S., SIS,
] w. T. Wasson Of Redwood county con-
tributes an article on trusts to the cur
rent number of Farm Stock and Home.
In closing he says: ssAlmosts every In
dustry except farming and stock raising
is in a combine. These two pursuits
form the greatest industry in the, country
Why should they not be in a combine,
equal inN magnitude to the industry il
supports3
A2peculiak condition prevails at the
county jail. For the past three weeks
and more there has not been a prisoner
in the institution. The sheriff has had
little or nothing to do and the jailer is
becoming proficient in all the new games
of cards. The fear of the new sheriff
seems to have had a wholesome effect or
theFevll doors of the county and he is
i corTesp ondlngly unhappy.
At the regular meeting Of the public
school board held Tuesday evening Prof
Critchett was again reelected for the com
ing year in the capacity he has filled fol
| the last nine years. Mr.. Critchett is well
liked by both teachers and scholars, and
IS appreciated by the citizens of the city,
having their entire confidence. The
schools of this city are in excellent shape,
which is a compliment to- the manage.
ment.
The Standard Oil Co. had repre-.
sentative in this city Saturday looking
up business for that great combine. II
| connection with the Standard Oil, it may
be mentioned that the Legislature pro.
poses a double test for that elusive and
deceptive fluid and beside the flash test
which is no test at all as to the purity d
the stuff there is to be a test of the
denslty, which will show whether the
purchaser is getting oil or water.
/ Senator someryille feels that his sturdy
struggle to get the university out from
under the board Of control has not beer
appreciated, and he intimates that The
friends of the institution have not give1
! him the support he was entitled to, in BIZ
flight for principle. He said yesterday
l that the Hennep1n and Ramsey delega
tions had got most Of their local measpfe
out of the way and had then gone int
i q combination which will have as its ultl
| mate result the annihilatlon of the aboart
of control system. Minneapolis Tri