New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-08
A meeting of the Commercial Unio1
will be held Friday evening. -.

"A <meet1ng or tile commercial Union
will be held Friday evening. ..-
i Yesterday was extremely warm, the
thermometer registering SO degrees.
An advance agent for Ringling's cir
Gus was here yesterday but as near as
can be learned he made no arrangements
to exhibit in New Ulm.
Following are the scores made by the
New Ulm gun club: Bobleter, 10; L.
Vogel, 10; Krause, 20; F. Schaefer, Z;
Engelbert, II; j. Hauenstein, IA; Graf.
10; Muhs, 10; Joe Mueller, 8; Martin
Olsen, -. -.
Anton Sperl, one of the best known
men in the eastern end of the county,
died at his home near Searles last night.
He had been in poor health for some
time and lately received treatment in the
hospital here.
DR.. J. L. schoch is exhibiting a copy
of the Dawson Daily News, which was
sent to him from the Klondyke by Emil
Vllikanji, formerly of this place. The
News is healthy looking sheet and is
one of the three dailies published in
Dawson. . %..E
\ have nice variety of hair switches.
They are Of all shades and descriptions
and range in price from $3.50 to $1,000.
Couplings worked over and old switches
taken in exchange. Also hair chains.
Mrs. T. Thomas, at the Millinery Parlors.
81.
John Bentzin, proprietor of the Cotton
wood Roller mill, has built an apron
from his dam along the west bank of the
river to protect the latter from high
water. This spring the water cut a
small channel around the west end of the
dam and he has put in the new apron to
prevent more damage being done.
ID. L. Williams was in from Cambria
for the Fourth, remaining until Sunday
He informs the Review that the Mime.
sofa Farmers Mutual Telephone com
pany now has force of fifteen men al
work near Minneopa but that the,
should like to increase the number t.
about forty men. They have 300 miles o
telephone line to build this summer ant
it is very difficult to get help.
Frank Troll, a boy Is years of age
was brought here Saturday from Gibbol
to be treated in St. Alexander hospital
Last week he fractured one of his arm
and DR.. Flower of Gibbon,- found tina
the bones were not staying in position
| properly. He sent his patient to Ney
Ulm and Saturday Drs. O. G. Strickle
and J. H. Vogel examined the break witt
the x ray. It revealed the fact that or
| of the bones was knitting nicely but tina
the other had slipped from It's setting
When the seat o. the trouble was locate
the bone was set and young Troll vii
soon have the use of the member.
While moving chicken coop on th
Carl Nagel farm south of the city Sun
day, August Nagel unearthed an old
fashioned six barrel revolver which it j
thought has been lying in the ground TO
at least forty years. The weapon is of
very Anticipated pattern and must hav
been brought to this country one hun
dred years ago. It has six barrels an
lone Of them is spiked with nail. Th
supposition is that it belonged to one c
the bands of Indians who formerl
camped near the Nagel place. Only th
barrel was recovered, the stock havin
disappeared.
Found.
/ A lady's brooch, set with an opal. W,
found Sunday. Owner may secure SAN
II ~, co1l;or, Of The - H1 oaard na-;n1 &,