New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-01-28

Cut Prices In mems and boys shirts
sat the New Store. so cents shirts all
$tyles 35 cts 70 cts shirts all styles 40
e1.0O shirts all styles IS cts. Call and
See our bargain. Zschunke s. Schilling.
Word has been received here Of the
death of Miss Louisa Juni who had been
at Minneapolis receiving treatment for
consumption. Death occurred Monday
and the body will be brought here for
interment today.
A change has been made in the time
table of the M. s. ST. T.. road. No. 6S,
which is the freight leaving here at 8 80 q.
m. has been discontinued and passengers
for Winthrop and points west will have
to use the passenger train leaving here
at 6 A a. NJ.
The supreme court has reversed the
order in this case of Lorenzo s. Dow, re-
spondent vs. State Bank of Sleepy Eye,
appellant. The case is one in which the
late e. r. Jensen entered into agreement
with five Others to furnish $1,000 capital
for some project and died before the con-
tract took effect. The case was brought
by Hans Mo as administrator to recover
the amount for the estate of Mr.. Jensen.
The Review this week begins the pub
LEGATION Of serial story called the IL.
.nancial statement of Brown county writ
ten by the we'll known author Louis Vo-
gel. Wgen you have a bad headache,try
reading it. It is warranted to drive
away that tired feeling. L Is an inter
estipg document to the voters as it shows
that the county is in good condition and
that It's affairs are 10 safe hands.
As was generally expected as a result
of the demurrer interposed by Albert
Pfaender in the case of Louisa Gaslnk
VS.. the city of New Ulm, Judge Webber
sustained the demurrer and now the
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case lies against the city only, as the de-
cision Of tie judge makes that part of
the charter unconstitutional. The case
was brought for Mrs. Gasink by Hoidale
& Somsen and for Mrs. .Scherer by Albert
Pfaender.
B. Gruenenfelder is giving most OF
his time evenings to the practice of the
music for the concert which the Cadet
band is to give The time Of the concert
has been set for Washington's birthday,
the 22nd of February. This band of
young musicians has improved wonder
fully since 1t has been under the direc-
ton of this master musician and they
are capable of giving the public con
ceEtt<hat will be of high ORDER.
- The board of directors of the John
Hauehstein Brewing Co. held their an
snual meeting in this city last Wednesday
and elected officers for the ensuing year
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as fellows: Manager and President Chas.
Hauensteln, Vice President, John Hauen-
stein. sr. Secretary, Wm,J HeErian, Urea
surer, Martin Hose. The board of d.
rectors IS composed OF the following: ..
A. sFritsche, Henry Fuerst, jr. John Haul
ensteln, jr. and the above named of Off
GERS.
The social event Of the week and for
that matter the winter WAS the party Civ
en- by Che Eastern Star Friday evening.
The Masonic hall was filled with about
as many people as could get into it.
Some from Springfield, Courtland and
other places, and they al seemed to have
4 very good tine. Dancing was the prin-
#ciple feature of the entertainment though
there were card tables scattered about
the hall for those who wanted TO play.
It was a well ordered entertainment. as
was shown by the way the people stayed,
some staying as late as 2:30 a. NJ.
S. D. Peterson has two bills IN the
house, both relating to stomach brrters,
tonics, cordia's and other patent medi-
cines. By one bill if any such preparation
contains more than | per cent of alcohol,
that fact must be stated on the label and
! the exact percentage given. The punish
meat for selling such a preparation, not
properly labeled, is the same as for sell
ing without license. Il is made the
duty of the sairy and food department
to analyze all such compounds and en-
force the law. The other bill makes il :
Imisdemaaner, punishable by a fine from
1875 TO 500, 10 advertise such a pre-.
paration without stating the amount o.
alcohol IN il.
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