New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-25

A. J. Olin,. according to the Franklin,
paper, was elected assessor Of that vii
lage at the last election.
Miss Anna White of Sleepy Eye was
the guest Of Miss Gertrude Tyrrell of
this City Wednesday Of last week.
The ladies of the Turner society afe
planning to give their annual fair on
Saturday and Sunday, May Sd and 4th.
Jos. J. Meier and family left on Mon
day for Gold Harbor to take possession
of farm recently purchased 10 that 10;
cality.
Geo. Pequln, who for the past six
months has been in the employ of Frank
Lelbold, left unexpectedly last Monday
fQr parts unknown.
<Mr. and Mrs. 81. N. Somsen entertain
ed the>young peoples whist club at their
home Saturday evening, They were as
sisted by Miss Hilmer.
An epidemic of colds seems to have
passed through this community. Very
few people have been exempt from it in
greater or less degree. .s D., .
<Geo. HaueDstein last week shipped ans
other car load of potatoes from this
market. He says that there are plenty
more of them in the country.
Mrs. August Loeffelmacher was taken
to the Rochester hospital last Thursday
where she will undergo treatment at the
hands of the Mayos for deafness.
The Rush Tailoring people of Mime
apolis have man at the New Store to-
day taking orders for tailor-made- suits.
He has some fine samples and full pieces
of goods.
x Pays Chocolates ale delicious.
The nams-"Pay" guarantees quality.
W. F. Setter of Omaha has been here
the past week arranging his affairs so
that he can move his family to Omaha.
They will probably leave Thursday OF
this week. -
Einar Holdale was in Waseca Mon
day aid Tuesday where he tried the case
of Beshman Us The Northern Accident
Co. He won the suit for his client ano
|lreturned home yesterday afternoon.
| \ The Cottonwood river has been high
erthis spring than it has been for .
Rnumber of years and the flow of ice ant
water that has passed over the dam a
the mill has attracted number of PEG
| The .Alcantara made its initial trip o
the season Sunday. The water in tn
river Is very high, coming to within
few feet of the tops of the banks, so tina
there is great plenty to float the littl
launch. .~....=5' 4.ss., 49,. =. ,s~gr< ..,r<
Attention of the readers of the Reviey
is called this week to the many new ad
that appear In the paper. If they vii
look them over they will find in, then
suggestions that may save them tim
and money. =. .~@..s @-.>
AElmer Haberle won first place in tn
athletic contest on the horizontal bar q
the university last week and is entitle
to be sent to the ter-collegiate cohtes
at Chicago. The Young man is studen
at the University $50
TX The largest assortment in the lates
patterns of Carpets, Rugs and Wa
paper you will find at J. II. Forster's.
Burg's Cigar people are again goin
after the sales of their famous "Blizzard
the cigar thar made, New: Ulm famous
People who like to get the real thing j
a cigar will find full value IN the Blizlare
which is kept fresh and strong BY reaso
of the wrapper. f.. !: i: e., - :.... -.
II The list of Jurors has been: mede {,
| ihsthe Tanke case which is to 5e tried ,
Ist!< James. The papers in that count
have refrained from saying anything Q
1 the case, in order that prejudice migt
not be excited. Frank Tsnke will n
doubt get fair and impartial.trial.
Y Fred Hauenstein Of st. Paul was j
4 the city over Sunday, the guest of rel
tiSes. 1t is said that Mr.. Ha2enstein II
tends starting bank in the fourishin
village of Wabasso as soon as the q
rangements can be completed. It isl
) be "a statesbank and the entire $1,000
!! has been subscribed. 81 ti3 Ess
:, kAThe CITY council of Mankato has. bee