New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
VIM. Koch Is reported as being danger
ously ill with liver trouble. Grave fears
are entertained for his recovery.

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are entertained for his recovery.
Summer is coming on apace. Wd.
Eibner has started his soda water fountain
and iced drinks are again on the menu.
Frank Brandt was arrested Sunday for
being drunk and disorderly. It being his
second offense, he was fined sic and
costs by Judge Brandt Monday after
noon.
VIM. Winklemann is improving one of
his houses on South Broadway by the
addition of a second story. When CON-
pleted it will be occupied by ]. a.
Kreger.
Chas. Fielder received a consignment
of Tennessee strawberries last week and
supplied his trade with the Easter deli
cacy. He retailed the berries at shil-
ing box, which is very cheap for this
season of the year.
The iron column for the New Ulm
opera house was put in place by Con
tractor schapekahm Monday. The hall
will be completely finished and in readi-
ness for the presentation of .sUncle Toms
Cabin Friday evening.
John W. Kolbe, an old soldier and an
early Brown county settler, died Satur-
day at his home near Sleepy Eye at the
age of So years. Deceased was veal
thy farmer and a prominent republican.
His funeral will be held today.
Carlson Bros. have change of adver-
tisement in this issue which is worth
reading, as they are offering clothing
very cheaply. The firm has decided to
put in line of mems and boys shoes
and will receive their stock next week.
In Turner hall next Wednesday even.
ing, April 22nd, the New Ulm Turner
zoeglings Verein will celebrate the thirty
seventh anniversary of its founding. The
young men will give gymnastic exhi-
billion to be followed by dance and
supper. a -
St. Anne Court, No. 389, W. G. o. F.,
will give progressive euchre party in
the basement of the church next Tues
day evening, April 21st. An admission
of 70 cents, which includes lunch, will
be charged and everyone is cordially In
vited.
Stetson's "Uncle TOMS Cabin" will
appear in the New Ulm opera house on
Friday evening April nth, instead of
Saturday night, as at first announced.
They have altered their schedule in order
to allow them to play in Mankato Satur-
day night.
In this issue the Review publishes a
notice in which DR.. G.. f.. ,Reineke asks
property owners to clean up their pre-
misses. Observance of the laws of santa
ton are essential to the public health
and our citizens should follow out his
suggestions to the letter.
- County Commissioner Andrew Eek
stein was called to Springfield last We'd
nesday by Commissioner Miller on mat
ters connected with the new bridge which
is being built at the Burns crossing.
The two board members made number
of changes in the structure.
The first of the New Ulm Land & In
vestment companY's Canadian excursions
will lea7e next Tuesday, April 21st.
This year the company has some $4,000
acres of land in Eastern Assiriboa which
it will put upon tbs market at prices
ranging from So to $40 per acre. Fare
for round trip is $50.
M. Mullen and Chas. Stuebe, Sr., OF
the Minnesota & Dakota Cattle compa-
ny, left Monday for Texas. They will
travel through the Pan Handle country
IN Northern Texas and Eastern New
Mexico and will purchase between 1900
and $500 head of range cattle for their
ranch in South Dakota.
As further inducement for fast and
furious ball playing during the game
tomorrow afternoon, Max Burg, of the
Burg Cigar Company, has offered box
of "Bllzzards'' to the winning team.
The fragrant smokes will be handed over
at the close of the contest, allowing the
Fvictors to combine pleasure and triumph.
Albert Loeffelmacher will appear be-
fore the April term of the United States
district court at Mankato next Tuesday.
When he was indicted for completely in
sending obscene letters through the
mails his case was continued until this
term of court on condition that his be-
havior be good. Next week the charges