New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-06-24

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Minneapolis Saturday.
Mrs. e. J. Bobleter leaves tomorrow
Tor months visit with Minnea polis rela-
tives.
Geo. ". Somerville and I. M. Olsen,
who are attending the June term Of court,
spent sunday with their families at
Sleepy Eye.
Franz Preisinger was fined $40 and
costs, amounting to 1895, by Judge
Henningsen Thursday Tor being drunk
and disorderly.
| Albert P. Boock and Miss Emma
Ruemke lbe married tomorrow after
noon. The nuptials will be celebrated
in the Lutheran church at 5 o'clock.
| Miss Clara Mohr, John and Louis
Mohr of Appleton, Wis accompanied
the remains Of their sister, Lillian, 10
| New Ulm Saturday.
Thos.s Collins will not work for the
| Northwestern road. When he made ap-
plication at Waseca for the position of
fireman he was rejected because he was
under age.
The jeint summer school for Blue
Ear tn, Brown, Nicollet and Watonwan
counties opened in Mankato Monday.
Quite number of teachers from this
county are in attendance.
President Marvin Hughitt, of the
Northwestern system, passed through
New Ulm Saturday morning in his spec
ial train. He was making tour of in
spection of the road.
Tomorrow the Epworth League socie-
ties of New Ulm, Fairfax, West Newton
and and Cairo will hold a picnic n
Rieke's grove at West Newton. A large
crowd is expected and good time antic-
ipated.
Four New Ulm boys, VIM. Schneider,
Archie Alvin, August Hellmann and
Hugo HUM, went to Minneapolis last
week to obtain work. A letter which
has since been received states that He'll
mann met with an accident and dislocat-
ed his right arm.
| ~ q TO IN oko 10
of the federation of labor and LIE Sueur
| the next fremen's convention. Here's
success to both, for the delegations
couldn't have chosen more hospitable
places than New Ulm and LIE Sueur.-
St. Peter Herald.
An effort was made by the St. Louis
road to secure the Second Regiment band
as one of the attractions at the Modern
Woodmen picnic, to be held today at
Storm Lake, Ia. The inducements Of
fered were not tempting, however, and
the local musicians declined with thanks
X Best Tee Cream Soda and Ice Cream
at the Weneeda Bakery,
7 :~ F. W. E1BNER, Prop
Harriet Schmidt is now located in hel
new quarters in the Henle building,
whichis splendidly adapted for her needs
She has arranged her reception room
very tastefully and has large, brightly
lighted operating room. All things con.
sidered the new building makes an idea
studio. T
| II. Hardenorf, representative Of the
Smith PREM Ter Typewriter company who
had made frequent trips to New Ulm
died at Vermllion, S. d., last week OF
J consumption. He was in physician.
Office obtaining treatment and sudden
hemorrhage killed him. He leaves q
wife in ST. Paul. @@
i VIM. J. Herrian and Miss Marie Schnei
der were married at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Setter by Justice Ernst Brandt
last Thursday, leaving Immediately aftel
the ceremony for wedding trip to Lake
Minnetonka, Duluth and other points
They will be at home after July 1st u
Garden and Sixteenth South streets.
VIM. B. Koch was appointed last weel
: as trustee in bankruptcy for Chas. Fors
ter, Jr. The latter has been ordered
to submit a statement of his assets an(
: liabilities to Referee Flittee on Jun,
29th. Chas. Baltruscb, Sr., and Chas
!, Baltrusch, Jr., have been ordered t. ex
t plain their actions III connection witt
the famous sale.
Near the Northwestern freight 6epo
last Wednesday there was an odd occur
renee. A horse belonging to farme
residing near the city was tied near thu
building and when the afternoon trail