New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-19

- Mrs. 81. LaudeDschager will close out
all bicycles except the Racycles at cost.
prices. Don't miss this opportunity to-
get good bicycle cheap. y
Miss Antoinette Zleber returned homeg
Sunday night from Kansas City. Mo-,
where she spent the past two months as
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Chas. 3Roos. (
a - year-old daughter of John Lang
of West Newton, was brought to St.
Alexander hospital Saturday morning
and placed under the care Of physicians.
She is suffering with appendicitis.
Joseph Arbes and Miss Title Larson
of Wolthington, we're entertained from
Thursday until Monday at the home Of.
Mrs. Mary Arbes. They were returning
from fishing excursion to Brainerd.
Mrs. E. I. Collins and Miss May
Murphy were passengers for Mankato
Sunday afternoon. They will return here
mkt week and spend several days before.
going to their home at Washington. D. G.
Mrs. NJ. Mullen and daughter, Miss
Birdie, went to Lake Washington Mon
day to remain for ten days or a fortnight.
This lake is becoming one of the most
popular summer resorts in Southern
Minnesota.
B. Juni has been named by the post
office department. as the carriersfor rural
route No. 1. As he is now in Oregon it
is not known whether he will be willing
to accept the position, but should he do
so he will assume his duties September
LIST. #gs IDS
( H. N. Noak of Arlington, passed
through the city Friday with carload
of blooded stock which he purchased at
Waseca. Included in the consignment
were several head of registered Short
Horns and number, of Poland China
and Berkshire hogs.
The performance of troupe Of Jap
anese acrobats who are with Frisbee
Bros Big Railroad Shows is said to be
wonderful. Madame Whites cake-walk-
ing horses and Prof. Parks 20 perform
ing dogs are also high salaried attrac-.
tions. The show will be with us tomor-
row, August goth. Admission only l5c
and Csc. Pr ~
Hon. S. D. Peterson has been appoint
ed as the Brown county agent for the
Inter State Accident and Relief associa.
ton. This is case for mutual congrat-
Interstate upon securing
such an experienced representative as
Mr.. Peterson and the latter upon being
given carte blanche by so successful a
Col. Geo. E. Whitney of the Second
regiment, will be in command at the
rifle shoot to be held at Lake
City beginning September 21st. Sergt.
Edwin JuDi will go to Camp Lake view
on September 7th to compete for the
honor Of being one of the ten men to
the Minnesota brigade IN the
contest.
Wd. Eibner, who attended meeting
of the executive committee of the Catho-
lie Benevolent society in St. Paul last
week, states that very little was accom-
plished in the way of revising the rates.
Another meeting will be held shortly, as
the new schedule must be in readlp ess
for the annual convention to be held
next month. I.
Labor day, which falls upon Septem-
Der 7lh this year, will be observed in
New Ulm by the Arbelter Verein and
Harmony. Camp of the Modern Wood
Sc veral floats, will be held; speeches in
German and English are to be given on
Herman's Heights and following these
there will be a picnic
Trustee Vim. E. Koch knocked down
the Chas. Forster furniture stock to
Louis J. Buenger last Wednesday. The
bidding started at $500 and the goods
were given to Mr.. Buenger for $3.50.
Aug. Whitman bid iu the lot near Shells
brewery for $3.50. Last Friday Referee
Jean Flittee os Mankato, confirmed the
sale and it is expected that the creditors
will receive about 90 cents on the dollar.
One of the clowns with Frlsbee Bros.
Big Railroad Shows has singing don
key. The two have q high old time
while they occupy the ring, and keep
tho 9ou6iaDca q roar Of rnnrrlm4nt.