New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Henle ST Milford,

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Herald, was pleasant caller at, this
sanctum Monday.
Miss Mabel Deviny of Winthrop,
daughter of Conductor Deviny, is in
New Ulm on visit.
Mrs. Taylor, wife Of Dr., B. R. Taylor
of Minneapolis, IS spending week with
DR.. and Mrs. p. W. Bayley.
Miss Wilhelmine Boock of this CITY,,
will be married in the Lutheran church
today to Louis Broker Of st. Paul.
Have purchaser for good house with
barn situated on 2 lots. Minnesota Real
Estate Bureau. Room IA p. O.. Block.
Bobleter s Vogel.
kwarrant for $26S.75 was received
yesterday by the New Ulm fire depart
ment from the office of the state auditor
as their share Of the superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sholes returned to New
Ulm Monday. After residing in several
cities they have concluded that New Ulm
IS the most congenial of the lot and it is
understood they will make their future
home here
Stuebe's Model meat market is now
gorgeous with newly painted front,
liquid of the deepest emerald hue hav-
ing been used in making the improve
ment. Brown paint has been used to
burnlsh up the front of the Grand hotel.
A number of the young people of the
city drove out to the Milford club house
Monday evening and held very enjoy
able dancing party. The warm weather
in no wise interfered with the pleasure
of the evening.
Rev. Fir. H. B.. Sandmeyer, of New
Ulm, will celebrate the 25th or silver
anniversary of his entrance to the priest
hood next Monday and Tuesday. The
silver jubilee is going to be quite an
event, and number of his St. Peter
friends will be In attendance.-St. Peter
Herald.
Aldermen Clement Schroeder, G.
Kleinschmidt and B. Roemer, with City
Attorney G. Q Daily, all of Mankato,
were in the city yesterday inspecting the
municipal lighting plant. The Mankato
party was on junketing tour about the
state obtaining statistics for plant
which they are agitating.
A large party of ladies enjoyed them
selves greatly in Turner Hall last Thurs
day afternoon. The gathering was in
honor of Mesdames Chas. Wagner, Fred
Gerboth, Fred Pfaender and Jacob Brust
of this city, and Mrs. Peter Herrian of
Sleepy Eye, who joined in celebrating
the anniversaries of their births.
Knowing of his commanding officers
partlality for good hunting dog, Lieut..
Ira Parker of Tracy, last week presented
General Joseph Bobleter with trained
pointer. The animal has keen nose fol
the festive chicken and will prove in
valuable to the General while the latte,
is on his September foraging expedition
| Thieves raided the Louis Buschard
| farm in West Newton one night last
week and carried off set of harness and
800 pounds Of binding Irvine, securing
the former from the balm and the twire
from the granary. They were heard to
drive up in the night but Mr.. Buschard
did not discover his loss until the fol.
lowing morning.
The members of the New Ulm Gun
| club made the following scores yester:
day afternoon: Jos. Bobleter, IA; F
i Burg, Jr., II; John Muhs, IA; 3. w
Bayley, II; John Schneider, 8; p. ]
Graft, 9; W. E. Koch, Il; r. sEngelbert,
1871. Mueller, 6; A. Slmmet, II j. III
Forster, 5; J. Krause, 18; "A. Stuebe, L
i Chas. Rhine, farmer living eigh,
miles south of St. James, was found ".
ing dead across bed in his house last
week. The entire upper portion of his
head had been blown off and standing
j beside the bed was shot gun with one
barrel discharged. A coroner's jury has
returned verdict of suicide but many
residents of Watonwan county are OF the
belief that he was murdered.
/ Four newspapers Of San Francisco
]. the Examiner, the Call, the Chronicle,
the Evening Post have issued joint
notice that owing to the largely increased
cost of white paper and the great ad-
vance in wages of the men employed in
| producing newspaper and the general