New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-06-17

LOCAL NEWS.
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Louise Pool 10c Cigar For sale by
all dealers.
! vSt. James people are loud in Their
praise of the work done last week by
the Second Regiment band at the Knights
of Pythias carnival. The st. James
4 papers cannot laud the local organiza-
ton too highly, stating that it was one
Of the best attractions at the Carnival
Capt. .Thos. r. Dryer of the Twenty
first Infantry, U. s. A., stationed at Fort
Smelling, has been ordered to inspectth the
Minnesota national guardsmen while they
are in camp at Lake City this summer.
He will remain at Lake City during the
entire time the various regiments are
encamped.
Beginning next Sunday the Sunday
school of the Congregational church
will open at 80 in the morning instead
| of 2 80 Ia the afternoon as heretofore
Preaching services will be held at 1890
as usual. During the absence of Prof
E. T. Critchett the superintendent will
| be GA. Ottomeyer.
Theodore C. surdson, who has been
| engaged in newspaper work in this city
| for the past two months, resigned his
place Saturday to accept more lucrative
and congenial position at Eveleth, Mimi.
| He becomes editor of the Eveleth Mining
News and the Biwabik Iron Ore, two
prosperous Northern Minnesota papers.
VIM. ]. Herrian, secretary of the John
Hauenstein Brewing company, and Miss
Marie Schneider, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Schneider, will be united
in marriage tomorrow. Both are ex-
tremely popular and their friends are
legion. With these the Review joins in
wishing them all manner of success and
prosperity.
| ] Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Emma Ruemke to AL
bert P: Book, which will be celebrated
in the Lutheran church at o'clock
| Thursday afternoon, June 25th. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ruemke, while the groom holds a posi-
ton of trust with the Eagle Roller Milr
company. t.
By a score of ~ to 5 the Northern
Juniors of this place were defeated Sun
day by the Hanska ball team. They
crossed bats with the Hanska players at
picnic gwen by the Bachelors club of
that village, and the home team had no
difficulty in taking them into camp A
game between New Ulm and Hanska is
now in order.
Representatives of the various lines O.:
railroad operating in Minnesota held a
conference in the St. Paul offices of the
Northern Pacific last Wednesday to draw
up an answer to the state board of rail
road and warehouse commissioners. The
hearing upon the coal and lumber rates
will be held tomorrow and it Is believed
that the roads will make the commits
sioners compromise offer.
George Weiss of Redwood Falls, was
picked up by the police in an intoxicated
condition Saturday evening. He is an
old man 10 years of age, and when al.
raigned before Judge Henningsen Mon
day morning the latter was as lenient as
possible. tinlng him only S.. In default
of the fine he was committed to Jail un-
til the first train left for the west.
TIE marriage of Mrs. Lena Fuchs and
George Wild of New Ulm, was solemn
lied at the Catholic church here at 8
o'clock Tuesday morning, Rev. Fl. Berg
ler officiating. The ceremony was wit
messed by friends and relatives. After
the wedding all went to the farm and iu-
dulged in social time for several hours.
The couple will live at New Ulm.- Nor
gan Messenger.
Yesterday morning in Holy Trinity
Catholic church Miss Alvatina Meme and
Frank Kretsch were united in marriage
by Rev. Father II. B. Sandmeyer. The
bride IS a popular and accomplished
young lady and the groom son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Kretsch. They will make
their home in the city and have the best
wishes of wide circle OF friends for a
long and happy married life.
| Gottfried Bieraugel, father OF Mrs.
Frank Tanke and an early settler of
Lafayette towns hip, died early last Fri
day morning after an illness with dropsy.
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