New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-01
7 The largest assortment in the latest
patterns of Carpets, Rugs and Wall
paper you will find at ]. H. Forster's.

The largest assortment in the latest
patterns. Of Carpets, Rugs and Wall
paper you will find at j II. Fo1ster's
| Tony, the 2 year old son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Ochs fell on the stairs at
their home Friday and cut 2inch cash
to the bone, above the eye. Dr.. Bayley
put IN three stitches to close the wound.
H. g. Hays says that he is not going
to enter the fight for the post office at
Sleepy Eye, but IT it comes to him 1t will
have to come without a fight. This is
profound modesty even for one so unas-
suming.
F. 81. Buelow of Sleepy Eye was in
the city Friday evening on his way home
from Mankato where he had been to at
tend the funeral at Rev. Schulze. He
is not much alarmed at the opposition
to his job as postmaster.
Mrs. Fred Whitman of Minot, N. D.
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Louis
Irving, in this city few days last week,
on her way home from Minneapolis
where she had been to attend the funeral
of her brother-in-la ~ III
Jos. Haubrlch left on Friday for
| Minneapolis where he met Mr.. Weyer of
Far1bault and the two continued to Cali
fornla to look oyer the country and if
they like it they will move to that part
of the United States.
The Independence Club composed of
eight of the high school girls entertain
ed eight of the young men ct cards at
the home of Harry Bingham whose birth
day anniversary they had come to cele-
brate on Saturday night.
The little town of Walnut Grove was
about half destroyed by fle last Wed
nesday. The fire commenced at p. m.
and burned six hours. The lack of ade-
quate fire protection made it impossible
to stop the progress of the flames.
This is known in vulgar parlauce as
all fools day, or April fool. 1t in the
course of the day you find that you have
been the victim of some fool trick you
are expected to smile and get even by
prepetrating a similar trick on you.
neighbor. "
Col. Bobleter figured in good car
toon in the St. Paul Dispatch Friday
afternoon. The inspiration for the car
toen comes from the introduction of a
bill in the legislature affecting the future
standing of the feel ! and staff officers of
the militia. $3.50. -
John Simmet of Green Isle, at one time
resident of this city, was candidate
for the election of mayor of that place
and was beaten by one vote. He will
contest the election and has employed
Hoidale & somsen to conduct the case
for him.
Mayor Chas. Weschcke and wife, who
have been in California during the win.
ter, returned home Saturday, and were
welcomed by their large number OF
friends IN this city. Gene Pfeferle and
little daughter met the returning pill
grims at Mankato. .-.-. -.
G. A. Ottomeyer is advertising a
Special sale for next Monday which he
purposes making the banner special sale
of the season. He calls particular at
tention to the line he has included in
the sale and expects to see it the most
popular one he has had.
The Commercial Club of St. Paul has
sent out number of notices to the effect
that the president is to be in the city on
the 4th IF April and will be the at
traction for large crowd of people. A
elaborate program has been arranged
and there will be reduced rates on all the
| roads, 80 -
The first issue of the Sleepy Eye Dis.
patch under the new management came
out last week. It is decidedly improved
in many ways. In the first place many
colu INNS of dead ads that we're in the
paper have been thrown out and thei,
place supplied with plate, which is tc
say the least, readable, and gthere is an
Improvement in the press work.
| DR.. Strlckler returned from St. James
Friday evening, after testifying at the
openi ing of the Tanke trial. He brings
a story from there which shows the
lightness IN which some men hold the
position of juror. One of the men in be.
ing questioned as to his ability to serve
on the jury and give an impartial YER