New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-07-22
Attorney H. n. Somsen journied TO
Marshall Thursday in the interests Of the
New Ulm Land and Investment Co.

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New Ulm Land and Investment Co.
On Wednesday evening, July 22nd,
the Second Regiment band will give It's
next open air concertin German Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. NJ. Olsen and children
returned Thursday night from delight
full visit with their daughter in Mil
vaukee, Wis.
The watch presented to Detective
Coleman recently was purchased Of G..
g. Rein. It was a high grade Waltham
with 17-jeweled movement.
Ernst Wicherski had charge Of Audi
tor Vogel's Office during the time the
latter was at Lake City with the other
members of General Bobleter's staff.
Vogelpohl 8 Spaeth set up one of
their pipe organs last week in Swedish
church IN Minneapolis. They are now
building an organ for Swedish church
at North Branch.
Mrs. W. T. Ecksteln entertained at
launch party Thursday evening. Some
fifteen of her friends we're taken on
trip several miles up the Minnesota on
the Alcantara.
A washout west of Walnut Grove de-
layed the early passenger on the North
western several hours last Friday. The
train did not reach New Ulm until 10
o'clock in the morning.
The late Anton Sperl carried 81 900
insurance in St. Joseph's Unterstuetzupgs
Verein. This amount will be paid over
to his heirs as soon as an administrator
is named for the estate.
Saturdays Inbound train on the
Minneapolis & St. Louis was crowded
with excursionists from Storm Lake, Ia,
who were going to St. Paul and Mime
apolis to remain over the Sabbath.
Mail Carrier Henry Petry returned
from St. Paul with his family Wednes-
day night and resumed his duties Thurs
day. he has taken up his abode in the
Winkelmann house on South Broad
way.
Bernard Kolb, we'll known to Standard
readers, left Fairfax on Monday for New
Ulm, where he has made arrangements
to spend the remainder of his days in
Alexandria hospital, for cash con-
sideration of 81 ,OOO.-Fairfax Standard.
A coat of white paint makes the
exterior of the Corner very attractive
and on par with the inside furnish
ings. Max Burg is firm believer in
pleasant environment and his store pre-
sents an appearance which is neat an
inviting. N
An interesting game of ball is sched-
uled TO take place next Sunday at the
fair grounds between the Glbbon Autos
and the Hauensteins. The last time
these teams met the locals were defeated
but they purpose obtaining sweet re-
venge in the coming contest. 4
Reiser & Langmack were the success
full bidders for the job of putting down
the cement walk along the State street
front of the high school property. They
offered to lay 377 feet of walk at 80
cents per square YARD and have the con-
tract completed by August 10Th.
A train load of thresblng engines
shipped west by the Minneapolis Thresh-
Ing Machine company passed through
the city Thursday. There were nineteen
engines in the consignment, each with
whistle keyed to a different pitch, and
the racket they raised attracted great
attention.
The series 'sHow to Administer 8
Household" now running in The Cosmo-
politan, is attracting wide comment, be-
cause of its aim to be practical rather
than revolutionary. "Dlvlding the Ex-
penses' is the title of an essay in the
July number which deals with success
full experiment in cooperative house
keeping.
Next Monday and Tuesday, July 9th
and 2Sth, Rev. Father II. B. Sandmeyer
will celebrate the twenty.ffth anniver-
sary of his entrance into the priesthood.
His Pensioners have prepared an elab-
crate program in honor Of the silver
jubilee and large number of visiting
priests are expected to be present.
While in session last week the board
of county commissioners voted to in.
crease the number Of petit jurors from
"a to 80. In times past it has been found