New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-09-02
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! WANTED-Good Boy to learn Drug Trade.
R. E. SHETLAND spent Sunday with St.
Paul friends.
M. Mullen was in St. Paul on business
Friday and Saturday.
Attorney II. N. Somsen attended to
legal matters in Mankato Saturday.
Miss Lou Baasen is entertaining her
friend, Miss Jennie Roth of Springfield.
Miss Lucy Mueller entertained COM
pany of girl friends at tea last Wednes-
day evening.
Peaches 80 cts; Blue Plums Is cts at
Pfeferle's Grocery Store.
DR.. J. L. Schoch journied to Mime
apolis to take in the state fair Monday
morning.
Mrs. F. Baasen departed Monday for
| visit of week with friends in St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Il DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis will be
in New Ulm, Sunday Sept. 9Th. Hours
A. N. to P. NJ.
August Letter. the Fairfax miller. was
here for few hours yesterday. He was
accompanied by his wife.
Henry Winkelmann was passenger
for the Twin Cities Sunday to view the
attractions at the state fair.
ssFaust" will be the Labor Day at
| traction in New Ulm. It is billed for
the New Ulm opera house.
Mesdames E. G.. PAIL and G. A. Hag-
berg are visiting with ffiends in Ch1ca-
go, they having gone to that city Thurs
day.
F. H. Behnke is displaying mammoth
coffee pot in his show window as an
advertisement for Chase & Sanborn's
coffees.
/. DIR. L. A. Fritsche succeeds Henry
Weyhe on the board of public works. He
was appointed last week by Judge B. F.
Weber.
SNAP! Blue Plums at rs cts pei
basket for today. R. Pfeferle.
Chas. Ieonhardt, CT the New Ulm
Foundry and Machine shop, began work
Monday upon the boiler connections fol-
the new chimney at the Eagle mill.
P. J. Carter, cartoonist on the Mime
apolis Times, and G. s. Whitmore, one
of the proprietors of the Sleepy Eye
Herald, were in the city Monday. The
Review acknowledges call.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Forster are re-
joicing over the arrival of daughter a
their home. The young lady made be-
appearance Saturday and both she ant
her, mother are doing nicely.
A. w. Bingham is now the rrout
owner of a Scotch collie. He received
the puppy yesterday from the Nicl
Dalenberg kennels at Haytield, Mlnn.
and informs Review scribe that tn,
t canine can boast of pedigree.
Using the new targets at range o
so yards some very good scores wer
registered Monday afternoon by the New
U I'm police. Out of possible $50 Chic
Kiause tailed 1sl, Jos. Weissenborl
100 and Jos. A. Tauer SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Hummer of Cleve
land, Ohio, reached New Ulm Saturda,
evening on their return from trip t.
the Pacific coast. Mr.. Hummer left 70
Cleveland Sunday but his wife will re
m ain for visit at the Steinhauser home
, Joseph Deis, formerly of Waconia
died in St. Alexander hospital, where b
had made his home for several years
Monday morning at the advanced ag
of "a. He leayes son, John Dels, VIII
! resides at Gaylord. The burial will
made in the Catholic cemetery thi
morning.
Cards are out announcing the marr1ae
of Miss Emma A., daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Herman Guse of Sleepy Eye, t
! Herman Kuhnert, which is to take plac
in that city on September 10Th. Th
contracting parties are both wldel
known in New Ulm.
Four storms occurred during tn
month of August, according to the repo1
of Voluntary Observer Andrew ]. Eek
stein. Rain fell on the 2nd, 4th, 9th an
14th, aud the total precipitation wa
500 inches. The mean temperature wa
67.2 degrees, with the maximum of 9
degrees occurring on the 9th and 22n
e and the minimum of 81 degrees on tt
31st. There were fifteen clear days an
boil foil On fha op1