New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-25
Attend b. w. Sears lecture at the

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Attend b. w. Sears lecture at the
High School Auditorium to night.
Jake Weier will leave here the coming
week for New Ulmp where he intends to
live in the future. NE. Weier has been
working on the s.section'' for the last
eleven years. Nicollet Leader.
A chance for some man to get q good
place to live is now open by reason OF
the necessity of getting new man on
the county poor farm. A notice of the
bids published in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Ives who have so
long lived in ST. Peter have decided to
move to st. Paul, and as testimonial
from the st. Peter people they were pre-
scented with handsome loving cup the
other evening.
The masquerade parties that we're held
at the Star hall Monday and Tuesday
evenings were both occasions of much
pleasure to all who attended and lasted
until late in the mornings of the follow
ing days.
One of the inmates of the poor farm
by the name of Jas. Nelson who has been
suffering from asthma for some time,
died on Monday and is to be buried to-
day from the Lutheran church. He had
reached the advanced age of 81 years.
III. Buenger IS having the improve
ments that he has contemplated for
sometime relative to the undertaking
room in his furniture establishment, put
in and will add to them dissecting tables
tor use in cases of post norton examlna-
tions.
The calm that exists IN the fight be-
tween the two electric light companies
is gratifying to the people of the city
who are almost unanimous in the wish
that it may continue that way and the
trouble be adjusted without further fric-
hon.
DR.. Stricken was called to Minneapolis
Tuesday morning and while he was away
DR.. A. J. Kaess of Minneapolis, who was
in the city is taking care of the doctors
patients, The new man returns to the
University this morning and DR.. Strick-
.ler is expected back today.
Children school hats and TamO Shan
tiers at a bargain. Elder & Thomas.
Judge Webber settled divorce case
last Wednesday, being a case between
Mrs. Mary Devins and he- husband Peter
of the town of Milford. The case was
determined i'll court and then the parties
settled their own differences and became
reconciled.
If the farmers of Minnesota know
when they are well off, they will stand
by their home creameries through thick
and thin-whether they be individual or
cooperative. Farmers don't play into
the hands of the foreign concerns !--St.
James Journal.
If man is sincere in his purpose the
errors that he makes may be overlooked
and ofttimes freely forgiven but if he is
not sincere and his whole argument is for
the purpose Of catching the public then
he is hypocrite and is unworthy the re-
spect of the people.
VIM. Stork, who has been in Chicago
for the past two weeks with his brother
who is in the commission business has
returned to this city and is again at his
old stand buying and selling farm pro-
duce. The Stork Bros. are building up
a very fine business.
Prof. Grussendorf of the Appleton
schools thinks :he best interests of the
school and of many students are serious
" interfere with by the numerous balls,
parties, sleigh-rides and other amuse-
ents-that take up the pupils time.
Montevideo Leader.
Mrs. s. Pfefferle and her niece, Miss
Flora Pfeferle left for Chicago satur-
day where they will spend few days
purchasing their spring stock of milll-
merry for the New Ulm trade. Mrs
Pfeferle will have a complete line Of
the most..stylish and up-to-date millinery
that will be shown in the city,
The young people Of the Congre-