New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-01-21
Fresh caught Trout, Pickerel and
Whitetish every Friday at Stuebe's Meat
Market Phone g. s8

Market. FnOne l0S.
People of the city are assured that
they will be we'll entertained by the
pupils of the Catholic school in their
concert at the opera house next Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Eckstein entertain
ed number of their friends at their
home Saturday evening at d peanut par
| ty, the sequel to which was a game Of
progressive euchre.
Henry Furstof Chicago was in the
city Monday for the purpose OF attend
ing meeting of the stock holders Of the
John Hauenstein Brewing Company in
which heis interested.
Spectacles need changing occasional
~. Come early to have yourseyes test.
ed by Prof. Meyer at G. g. Reim's from
Jan. 81 to Feb. 2.
On account of the large amount Of
type that is required in handling the
county matter It is necessary that the
news part of the paper appear this week
lacking in some features.
The members of Hecker Post G. A. R.
to which VIM. Pfaender, ST. belongs, gave
him very pleasant surprise party Sun
day. The fraternal act was greatly ap-
preciated by Mr.. Pfaender.
VIM. Blauert vas agreeably surprised
on Thursday evening last by having a
| number of his friends call and help lin
celebrate the anniversary of his birth
day. The occasion was enjoyed by all.
Tomorrow evenining the ladies of the
o. D. Fl. S. are intending to give a card
social at their place Of meeting in Gebser's
hall. They will serve lunch and en- ad.
mission fee of 25 cents is to be charged.
The directors of the Brown Co. Bank
at their meeting Thursday afternoon
elected E. G.. Koch, president; L. A.
Fritsche, vice president and Jos. Bob
Letter, cashier, this being reelection of
the old officers.
The merchants who are the most liber-
al in helping to build up the interests of
the city are the ones who are deserving
of the best pattonages. A man Is worth
to his community just as much as he is
capable of contributing to it.
The Review is under obligations to
Hon. S. D. Peterson for copy each day
of the Journal and House OF the Senate,
which contains complete record of the
work of the legislature and is a very
useful thing especially in a newspaper
| Office.
The -four mill at Young America that
was owned by A. F. Koch and Geo.
Schmidt has been sold to Aug. BENIN,
son of the owner of the Cottonwood mill
who will operate it. Mr.. Koch will move
to Echo and Mr.. Schmidt will retire flom
the milling business.
E. F. Sell has engaged Miss Matte
Kiesling, an experienced and up. to-date
milline1 Of New Ulm to,take charge OF
the millinery department Of his store the
1 y !
coming season. Miss Kiesling will as.
sumo her duties about Feb. 15th.-Fair.
fax Standard.
Rev. S. g. Updyke was in Sleepy Eye
Sunday where he preached the afternoon
sermon at the dedication of the new
Congregational church. His place in thle
city was filled by the members of Che
Christian Endeavor society who held q
public meeting in the church.
1t is something of novelty in this
city to 60 On this streets after $50 and
find the places of business closed aud
the windows darkened as result of the
early closing movement. The change is
no doubt highly appreciated by the bust.
ness men and especially by the clerks.
Rev. F. Meierbachtel of Fairfax came
over Sunday and Will remain in this city
during the entire week to assist Rev. G
Holm of the Methodist church IN the
series of meetings that he is holding
The meeting are held every evening il
the church, beginning ut o'clock, ane
| are being well attended.
! The new piano contest has become
| settled fact and number of the mer
chants who are not IN the other confess
have ordered their piano and will be il
the field. for trade in the same name,
! that the others are, so that there is rea
son to believe that there will be no diff
cult in some organization securing {
piano cheap.
The organization of a rural telephone
company is being agitated by the residen,