New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-06-10

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5omes 81 30 at the white car tonight
= o's'oe pd all week.
Draaes Andrew ]. Ecksteln was in
Mankato on business Friday.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Rieke of st. George.
.Theo. G. Surdson left for Rice Lake,
Wis, Friday to visit with relatives.
Chas. H. Hornburg, Jr., of Mankato,
greeted friends in the city Saturday.
A daughter arrived Sunday to gladden.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. REIN.
Miss Meta Kiesllng of Fairfax, was
entertained by New Ulm relatives Sum
day.
A. Hoidale Of Dawson, visited Sun
day with his sons, Elner and Hjalmer
Holdale.
Miss Lillian Klossner is back from
the Mankato Normal for the summer
vacation.
A jolly party of young people pic
nlcked at the Brlnkmann farm Thursday
afternoon.
| Saturday was the warmest day thus
| 49, ~
f IF this summer, the thermometer register
ing 80 degrees.
Mrs. s. D. Peterson entertained Friday
evening in honor of the lady teachers Of
the public schools.
DR.. E. W. Gag went to Wabasso Mon
day to open al office and take uo the
practice of medicine.
Mrs. Henry Hammer and two daughters
Of Mountain Lake, are being entertained
by relatives in the city.
Mrs. Gertrude Baker has returned to
her home in Redwood Falls after 4
visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
J. J. Juenemann.
J. F. Notheis Of Martin county, and
Miss Anna Miller Of Prairieville town
ship, were married in this city Saturday
by Judge S. A. George.
Street Commissioner Klatz has had 8
force of men engaged since Saturday re.
placing the wagon bridge across the
| Cottonwood near Bentzln's mill.
Mrs. M. Mullen goes to Notre Dame
Ind, next week to attend the graduating
exercises Of St. Mary's Academy. Miss
Birdie Mullen Is one of the graduates.
The June term of court in Lyon coun
ty was very short this year, lasting les.
than a week. Court Reporter w. T
Eckstein came home from Marshall Sun
day morning.
This afternoon at 1889 L. w. French
of St. Paul, will receive bids for the 81
Loheyde stock. The book accounts anc
fixtures, as we'll as the stock, will be
closed out.
/ Capt. Einar Hoidale came home Satur.
day evening from Winnipeg, where be
spent. several days locking up land. He
made business trip to Minneapolis
Monday. "
John Arhart Of West Newton, has
purchased the William Setter residence
property on South Minnesota street ano
will move to New Ulm next fall. The
consideration was $1,000.
| Max Burg las installed taandsnule
soda water fountain in 1.-The Corner
Mr.. Burg IS an adept ut mixing drinks
that cool and his fountain promises
to become exceedingly popular.
Profs. j. schallcr and A. Ackermanr
of DR.. Martin Luther College, officiateG
Sunday at the mission feast of the Lu
;herun congregation at Nicollet. Tue
latter delivered sermon in English.
| Orders have heed issued for the vari.
ons regiments of Minnesota militia tc
go into camp at Lake City. This year
the Second will be the last regiment ia
go in, its dates being from July 18th to
22nd,
Messrs. Ernst Gieseke and Andrew
Amann, the council committee appointed
to obtain statistics as to hook and ladder
trucks, have advertised for bids for q
wagon. The proposals will be opened
July 9TH.
Lieut.. Robt. Updyke writes to his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. s. q. Updyke,
that his regiment has been or,iered to
sail for the Philippines on July lst. he
is now stationed at Vancouver Barracks,
Wash.
Margaret Tauer, aged eight years, q