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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Go=Operatibs Goal s. See 60.

Eie .go=operatibe Goal & See So. "
pel9e Dor einigen Sa9en nit einem
Nctien=@apital bon $4,000 ineorpo-
rirt murbe, bat einen 2anocompler bon
4 Nedsrn, psl6e< n6tbli9 bon Der
@iirtelbabn smii9en Der gait Str. uno
ben s. M. & s. Seleiien bele9en 1T,
erDOrben, um auf oemielben cine giss
Gabrif unb Elm 8oblenla9er gu etabli=
rem. Die Mitelieoer Der So. iperosn
2Oblen uno Sis etua 10-20 procent
biliser erbalten, als iie bieielben on.
oertueitis be5ieben tOnnen. Sie Se=
antten Der @o=operatine @oal & See
SO. fnb: qrdiioent, &obert Seller;
giee=Prdiibent, %. s. SObniOn, uno
Secretdr=S4abmeiiter, gB. .. Solton.
Die SirectOren eiaidlieBlid bes prdii'
oenten uno 8ice=prdliosnten fino: @i=
bson @emmer, 9. 90. Seen, Or. u.
. Waro, u. M. 8eeo. 9eo 6rauB, 6.
y. Sieen uno SarDeD SOfman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Watter, ieiS boritdtis!

Wie geD66nlid i'm Sommer, Bel Der
beiBeiten Sabres5eit, raffen 8inberfrant-
beiten, 3llmeiit Subr, Sinoer9olera
uno anoere Masen= uno lnterleibs=
9ranfbeiten, isbr biele &inber ba6in.
Seit Infang Suli bis ssitern paren q
SOOesfdlle bon Sinoern i'm @eiuno=
beitsamte ansemeloet pOrben, babon
% oosr gar "a allein bon iol6en &lei=
men, Del9e ben Obenerpdbnten 2eiben
erle9en waren.
Seoe Mutter iOllte pillen, tpie lie
ibre ber5isen &ieinen rdbreno Der
SommerbiBe 3u bebanbeln bat. 8pr'
fi9t uno CUTE Pflese eriparen Ooctor=
uno gpOtbeter=& =&ednunaen unb audi
Die oes Sei6enbeitatters.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Geualtiame Sooesfaae.

Was bic eepaltiamen Sooesfdlle
mdbreno oss Monats Sum- anbetrifft,
10 ereisneten ii9 in Snbiana ni9t tpe=
niger als 1872, barunter 6 Moroe. A
Der @rmoroeten maren weibIi6en, 2
mdnnli4en Sei4le4ts. Sn einem
Sale banoelte es fi6 um &inbesmorb,
in 8 ssdlen tpurben tpeiblide p.rionen
bon Mdnnetn eri9Oiien. Sie 3abl
Der Selbffmoroe belief fi6 auf q,
barunter 4 perionen mtibliaen @e=
fdle9ts. Surd llneliidsfdlle um's
2eben fanen 105 gerfonen, 9 tpeib=
li6en uno 96 mdnnli6en 8eidle6ts.
Sarunter befanoen ii9 81 giienbahn-
Opfer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
SeSeutenoe 0runoeisentbum
Serfanfe.

Jrau Wm. Scott, So6ter bes per=
itorbensn GanielStetpart, bat burd bic
u. WeBser Isentur bon ben @rben bes
iiineit berforbenen &obert g. McGee
Die bon oemielben nnb feiner 6amilie
betpobnte pradtboae &efioens an Der
H. Werioian Ctr, tpel9e als Sub
barb &efoen3" betannt 1T, fiir s40,=
900 ermorben. Sas @runoitiif bat
cine Gront ron 121 $40 6uB an Der
Weribian Ctr. unb cine Siefe bon 359
SUB. @nl. e. 6ubbaro berfaufte
baielbe i'm Sabre 1893 an &obert g.
WtcGee.
@eorse 6. Yearion bat bas 2if6dige
8eiddftsgebdube an Der g. 90. gde
Der alabama uno ct. SoIepb Ctr. fur
13, 900 boar an Sr. s. Mc2o9eab
bertauft.
@eorse 6. Yearion uno Srau fauf=
ten bon Sarnes Wbitcomb &ilep bas
8ebdube So. 237 81. pennfplpania
Ctr. fhr $4,000 8aar unb bas be-
na9barte 8ebdube bon Sr. Mc2oaeab
fir $500 Baar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Seiimoem oes Sapfes
ituper1nOert.
Gimem bollftanoisem Sniammen=
brndJ fOIste Elm iDnnoerba=
reg @ieSerauilebe

81 0 m, Is. Suli. $40 Naam. -
Der 9aplf mar bis Ntitta9 iebr rube=
los. gr flagte bnriiber, oaB er ili6t
ialafen tonnte uno er dnberte beitdnbi9
feline Gage i'm gett. I'm l llbr ber=
fiel er in einsn rubigen S@laf, tpel9er
biz llbr nnbielt.
9lls Or. Wtas,Oni UNI 10 u6r bpute
gOrmittag Oas 8rantensimmer perlieB,
eab sr auf Die Grase pSit bas @noe
na6e 2" CUR 9lntport +:
lin teinsn Srrt6um gu begeben,
laBt uns fagen, es ift ni6t me6r melt
entfernt.
Sas oFfi3iele Bulletin, tvel9es beute
8Ormittng ausgegeben wurbe, lautete {:
gSd6renb Der gta9t bate Der Yapit
nur renige 9eriOben bon Sdlaf. Sn
ieinem als,meinen Sefinben 1T feline
0erdnoerune bemertbar.
Der Bulls ilt 81, Nthmun9 80, Senl=
peratur 36.02 Selfius.
&om, Is. Suli. Ses gaptes Be-
finSen beute gta9mittag 5ei9te factii6
uenie 8erdnoerung BON ieinem geffri=
gen 3uftanoe. Die Nerste ia9ten, baB
b.s patienten 8efinoen pObl Elm duRerft
ritii9ss lit, baB er aber immsrbin
nod einigs Sage idma6ten tann. sic
uieoer6Olten, oaB in oieiem auberge=
p0bnli6sn Galle ale 9eD66nli9ea @al=
culationen in Die Bride aehen.
Srau Sames 9. Blaine.
4ueufa, We., Is. Suli. Grau
Sames 8. Blaine lit beute WtOrgen in
Der alien gluine=Seimtdtte aus bem
2eben sei9ieben.
Gin @eiBsr gelpn9t.
Mapsbille, Gp., Is. Suli.
Gin NaOb brans beute in fri=
Der MorsentunOe in bas @efdns=
nib in Slemmingsburg, bolte
9SiGiam Sbader, einen tpsiBen
GtrdFins, psl6er uesen grmOrbung
bes Sobn 8Oroan su lebensldngli=
der 3u4tbaus6aft b.rurtbeilt tporoen
ipar, aus bemielben unb bdnste i'm on
benz nd4fen 8aume auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Sobu Soff in eritiidem 3mfanos.

Der elfjdbrise SObn Soff, pel6er
am 9ienitag Nbeno bon einem 4utoe
mobil umserannt puroe, liest in
ieinsr elterli6en WObnuns NO. 07l
Riosr 9lpe. in critii9eut 3uifanbe bar=
nieber. gr bat pie Die dr3lide llnter=
iu6uns ersab, cine @epirneri4iitteruns
babongetragen.
@e9en Spbnep W. Clifton, wel9er
oas WutO lentte. iino bic Mntlagen beg
tbdtliden slnsriffs unb beg gu rai9en
Tabrens erboben tporben. Sein Jall
wurbe bsute i'm pOliaeigeriAt per-
f9oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Seatid 4merifaniider Semo=
ffaten @lu6.

Der SeutI9 E Nmeritanii9e SemO=
traten Club bdlt mor9en, Sonners=
tag, Nbeno in Seller & Soa's Salle
feline reselmdBise 8eriammlung ab.
Seoer Seutide 1T einselaoen, ii9 in
oerislben einaufinben. Grfrii6un9en
merosn frei ierpirt. Sie @erbano=
lun9en weroen ieOenfals intereiiant
peroen, ba idmmtli6e oemOtratiide
@anoioaten peripro9en bdben, Der 8er=
inmmlung, pelSe bic leBte Oor Der
Examinations Contention 1T, bei5u=
pobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Yerional= =Noti,em.

Srau Wt r q Mans6 arot bon
go. 426 9febrasfa Ctr. tritt moreen
nit ibrer So6ter @mma cine &eiie nod
Seuti4lano gum Beiu9 ibrergeruanb.
ten an. sic geoentt, orei Wonate bort
3u Derpeilen.
Serr Ser mann 8 ferbeIo,
Der frii6ere Surnlebrer beg Gocialen
Surnoereins, iit nit ieiner Satin aus
ct. 2ouis gum geiu9e bon 0erwano=
ten uno Sreunoen bier sineetrpffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Serbekerter Sroen DER Notb=
mGnner.

Dem balbidbrlid,nSsridt Der St6m=
me bes Der. Sroens Der &othmdnner
sufOlee, bat oerislbe i'm Staat Sn=
oiana. pdbreno oes berflofenen Sab
res 5000 neue Wtitslieoer erbalten. 10
oaB Die Witslieoersabl i'm Staaie ii4
jebt auf $4,000 belduft. Sie beoeu=
tenbiten Stdmme iino in na9ifebenoen
Stdbten:
Snbianapolis, 16 nit 1000 MitsIie=
bern; Wuncie, 5 nit 1884; Inoerion,
2 milf 1166; Serre Saute, A nit III;
Gi9mono, 2 nit 592.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Sin Sabrunfaa NIT i6limmen
Tolgen.

gire slsctrii6e Gar Der StraBen-
ba9n=@ =@eieli9aft rannte bsute Morser
an Der gtorpoOo uno @eft Str. gegen
ben 2afwasen Oes farbi9en Gubrman=
meg Soc Natban. Serielbe uuroe auf
oas StrabenpfIaiter 9ei9leuoert. @r
erlitt erbebliae 8erlebunsen am &opf,
on Der re9ten Sano uno Der re9ten
Settle.
Gins BON ben pferoen tpurbe auf Der
Stelle 9et0otet uno bas anoere tpuroe
oerart oerleBt, oaB es setObtet tperoen
mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Saiesgaa i'm Suraerparf.

9lm nd9fen SOnntag iinoet i'm
Surnerpart ein Saie=Sall=Sp stpi=
I9en ben Nctiben bes Sibieite Surns
pereins uno ben Nctipen oes Socialen
Surnbereins itatt, tpsl5es iebr interei=
iant gu peroen Deripri6t.
Sas gublifum i'm Qlgemeinen III
eingelaben, bemislben beisuwobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15

Ser gdfeii. Der alten Stride Der
@sntral Npe. W. 8. 9emeinoe, an Der
alabama uno gtortb Str, pel9e i'm
Sabre 1854 erbaut tpuroe uno iebt
@isentbum bes p6piio Mebical College
III, III auseegraben tuOrben. Serielbe
entbielt cine tlsine Ble9bti9ie, tpel9e
moraen Abeno pd6reno bes 8ottss=
bienltes ge6ffnet tperoen ioa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Yoli3iitem inspenairt.

Die pOli3iifen &o4forb unb Shine
finb auf 4nOrbnune oes Yolisei=Supe=
rintenoenten bonn Sienite iuspsnoirt
uoroen. Sic werben fi9 bor Der
Siderhsits 9sb6roe gesen Die 9ln=
tlase, pdbreno Der Sienf3eit bese9t
setpeien gu iein, su beranttporten baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Soeialer Surnbereim.
Seute 9lbenS Gei4dfts. .SeriamntIuns unb
@ontInerS i'm Surnerparf.

Der SOciale Surrberein bdlt beute
absno feline resellndBiss @si9dftsber=
iammlun9 i'm Surnerpart ab. Na9
S6luB oerielben finoet 5u gbren Der
Ntuiferrie9e. pel9e bel bem iiinsft bier
a69ebaltenen ge5irtsturnfeft 2orbseren
errang, elm @ommers tatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Smoianapolis 9ieoerfran,.

Die Sdnger peroen morqen
Ibeno, elmer freunbli6en ginlabune
oes Serrn Wm. StOeffler Sr. 6olse
leiiten uno ibre prObe in oeRen Ssime
reip. @arten Go. $50 %. 81. Str.
abhalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
40er Seati@er Trauem=Se

Ser 40er Seuti9er Jrauen 1nterif.=
Yerein go. l miro am Sonnerftag,
%. Suli, i'm 8arten Der Grau 6reo.
Meper, go. 1162 Siio State Mbe., elm
gislream=8artenfeif beranfalten. Se=
hermann iif einselaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
Sntianapplis, Snb., Nitlpp6, IS Suli 1903
Ams Seu GerthtsbSfen.
9 e 8 8 b II 9laes 9uIoie
befunoerl.

be un0 ben.
8ie 8efbporenen fanben eeItern
Rd6mittag nod turser Seratbung ben
6arbisen Wm. Yotter bes Sobti4lass
fduloig. Ssin Opfer mar Serbert
Garrett, wel6em er am 26. 9lpril in
Der &booe Sslano unb 2ode Str. cine
t0otlide S6ubwunoe beibra9te. Sas
StrufmaB fir Sobti9las iit 2-21
Sabre 3u6tbaus.
6 m 9nd b g D b n.
Sscar Miller, bes MOrbangriffs an=
9etlast, betannte fid i'm Criminal
9eri6t beg tbdtliden 4ueriffs iduloig.
gr wuroe su go Sasen @efdnsniB unb
3ablune bon 81 unb Soften perur=
tbsilt.
$4,000 nerlanet.
Sie Union SruIt 60. als 0erpalter
bes Na6lahes bon 8eofDrb %. &ari=
ban bertlaete bic straBenbabn=@eieu=
fdaft auf $40, 900 Sdaoensriab. Ser=
ielb. mar am 6. Sept. b. s. an Der
glaine Mbe. unb MDrris Str. bon elmer
eleetrii6en Gar iiberfabren uno auf Der
STEELE get0otet tporoen. @r binterlieb
feline Witttpe.
Uf is = 6 n.
Caroline 6aultner rei9ts sssen ibrsn
@atten 2ouis, nit tuel4em fie ii6 por
II Sabren bermdhlte, cine &lage aui
S6eiouns elm. @r ion nidt fiir iie
geiOrgt, lie brutal bebanbelt unb gbs=
bru9 begansen baben baben.
Sobn s. ub befduloiet in ieiner se=
gen feline Satin Clara erbobenen
Sdeiounestlase bieielbe Der lisbloien
8ebanoluns, Der unbertrd3 3li9teit uno
Der Yfidtberna9ldifigung.
u n bic @roBeef9 moreno
Il berwie en-.
Sm poliseigeri6te purben folsenbe
6dle an Die @rOBsei9wurenen iiber-
pieien:
8eorg garnbarbt unb Marp 2ollers,
Moroangriff; &Ola Willer, @rOboieb=
itabl unb &aub; Ben Sbomas, Morc=
ansriff, unb 9lice Green, 8rOboieb=
itabl.
Sie ansebli9en gifen=
babn= abrtarten s dl=
f9er anget agt.
Inter ben bon ben @rObsei6wOrenen
erbobenen Nntlasen, uelde iebo9 ni9t
slsid oerOffsntlidt wuroen, befinben
ii9 audi iol6e seeen u. 8. MeiIins,
M. g. Mepberg, Samuel Slid uno
s. 6. 6inlep, pel6e beidulbist fino.
@iienbabn= Sabrfarten gefGli9t uno als
ioeenannte ,Sidet Scalpers" ii9 ber-
i9moren su baben. lleber ben 6all IN
bor einisen Woben, als bic ylneetla9=
ten ibr @orberb6r i'm pOliseigelidte sll
beiteben batten, ausfiibrli9 beri6tei
porbpn Sie Mafler Msiiing, Mep,
berg uno Slid itellten jeber 8irei9afi
bon $4,000 unb Der gr gig Sour
@epddmeiiter Ginlep wuroe seger
$1,000 entlahen.
Der Ser d 0rung gegen
Sntel g q m BE T 9nl b g +.
SOiepb SObns BON &Oduille, Sno.,
tuel6sr ber8erI6p0runs 9eeen Die Ser.
Staaten &esierung angetlast 1T, per=
si6tete auf cine 8orunterfudun9 uno
wurbe unter $500 girsidaft on Die
9unbes=@ @roBseidmOrenen iibertpicisn.
gr lit bei6ulbist, 3uiiden Dem ebema=
ligsn pof=geamten Daniel 9. Winer
uno elmer Jog. vset=ri4=quid= ="@o. Den
Yermittler seipielt 81 baben. Sein Sal
fommt in Cincinnati i'm Ottober=Ser=
min our Ser6anoluns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15
9eutjh /: WmerifantjGer

9cntotraten &Iao.
@orge,t, 9ommeritag Mbemo
8 1tbr, regelmdBtgs Sers
iatttmlmttg TIT &eller amo
Soa's 0aHe, 217 Sff @aib>
tngton Stra6e.
Maguit 3atttat, Yrdi.
George G6auer, Gtr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-07-15

GoctaIer 2ttrmteretm.
Gemte Mteno re8eImd6tge
0ef66ttS WerSauttnIttttg.
9teteIte ftmoet TN 4urmer
Natt .ttatt.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
INSPECTED School Building

A party of St. Peter gentlemen were
in the city yesterday for the purpose
of inspecting the local high school
building. There were three members
of the St. Peter board of education
Senator G. A. johnson, DR.. J. w.
Daniels and Prof. NJ. Wahlstrom, and
Supt. V. r. WATSON, and they came
here to obtain pointers for new high
school building which their district
will erect. Monday the taxpayers in
that town voted 1928, 1000 bonds and the
board purposes putting up a modern
structure costing in the neighborhood
of $50, 900. They visited Mankato yes
terday morning and were here between
trains in the afternoon, being shown
about by Prof. E. T. Critchett and ex-
pressing themselves as highly pleased
with the arrangement of the local
school.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
Opening of Hunting Season.

Prairie chickens and wild ducks will
be ripe next Tuesday. The open sea-
son upon this class of game begins
on September 1st and they may be
killed to December 81. Quail andpart-
ridges cannot be hunted until Novem-
Der lst. This year there seems to be
an abundance of game and local MIN
rods are counting upon the best of
sport. Swan Lake and other bodies
of water near here are said to be liter
ally swarming with ducks and there are
enough chickens to satisfy the demand.
There appears to be some confusion
regarding the new law relating to
licenses but. Auditor L. G. Vogel in
forms the Review that local hunters
do not need permit to go after small
game. Those who desire to hunt deer
and moose will be compelled to pay
81 this year instead of the Is cents
which has been demanded in the past.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
Will Beautify Property.

& N. Henningsen is making elaborate
plans to beautify and improve the
property at the corner Of Broadway
and First North street which he pur-
chased recently. He will move the
dwelling house back to the rear of the
lot and now has Architect Herman
ANIME engaged upon plans for re-
modelling it. When completed the
house will have furnace heat and other
modern conveniences and will be very
desirable for renting purposes. Mr..
Henningsen will also fill in and sod
the lot, build a stone retaining wall
along the First North street side and
put in cements walks along both
streets.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
HE CHARGES NEGLIGENCE
Suit Brought Against Western Union
g., By Ernst HonetsChlage.

If the Western Union Telegraph
company had not been derelict in it's
duty probably Mrs. Mary Honet-
schlager, of Golden, Mimi, would
have been living today, and five little
children would not have been deprived
of a mothers care.
This is what the husband and father,
Ernst Honetschlager, AYERS, and he
has asked the court to award him
$4,000 damages for failure to prompt
ly convey and deliver a telegram that
he sent to a physician when his wife
was taken i'll.
According to the papers fled in the
Ramsey county district court Thursday
the birth of child was imminent at
the Honetschlager home on the morn
ing Of Jan. 3, and a telegram was filed
to summon physician at Springfield,
Mimi, seven miles from Golden. The
telegram was filed at 1880 on the after
noon of the 3rd, but it didn't reach the
physician until O'Clock in the morn
ing. When the physician arrived an
hour later the woman was dead.
Unnecessary delay in the delivery OF
the telegram is claimed by Honet.
schlager, and he asks the court tC
award him s., 900 for his wife's death
st Paul Globe.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
No Lack of Fair Exhibits.

Directors of the Brown County Agri-
cultural association met in the office of
Secretary VIM. Pfaender. Jr., Monday
evening and took action upon a num-
Der of matters in connection with the
coming fair. This fall the society will
offer more and better premiums than
they have in the past and Secretary
Pfaender has received assurances that
there will be no lack of exhibits. ST.
Paul papers state that State Auditor
Iverson is preparing to distribute the
$4,000 which was appropriated last
winter by the legislature for the aid OF
county fairs. This amount is divided
equally among all the fair associations
in Minnesota on condition that they
pay out as much in premi ums as they
receive aid from the state.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
i the old landmarks had disappeared

Of the old landmarks had disappeared
and they were able to find only four. Or.
five Of the families they had known in
their outh. Mr.. Green did succeed
however, in looking up his former
partner, Geo. W. Hastings. With that.
gentleman he was associated in 1854 in
publishing the Nonpareil, weekly
newspaper which was staunchly Jeffer-
sonian, but the New Ulm man found
that time had not dealt as leniently
with his partner as with himself, for
Mr.. Hastings was compelled some
twenty years ago to retire from his
profession. He was surprised indeed
to learn that Mr.. Green was stillin the
harness and exerted himself to the
utmost to make the stay of the latter
pleasant. Before taking train for
Minnesota Mr.. and Mrs. Green paid
visits to relatives in Portland and
Dunkirk, Ind.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
DISPOSED j OF TOWNSHIP !.
III. N. SOmsen Effects Sale OF Town
Lots in Canada.
Represented New Ulm Land and
Investment Company.
Latter Parts With All It's Interests
in New Town of Kronau.

Attorney II. N. Somsen returned to
New Ulm Thursday night from a weeks
stay in Regina, Winnipeg and other
Canadian cities. During his brief
absence Mr.. somsen, who represented
the New Ulm Land and Investment
company, disposed of the firms in
terests in Canadian TOWNSHIP. The
lots which he sold are located in the
new town of Kronau, recently estab-
lished in the center of the large tract
OF land purchased over year ago by
the local investors.
Kronau promises to become an inn
portant town upon a branch line of the
Canadian Pacific, which, surveyed
this summer, runs from Winnipeg to
Regina, the capital of the Northwest
Territory. The grading for this line
has all been completed and gangs of
men will begin laying steel within a
few weeks. Once the road is completed
and trains are running over it, Kronau
should develop into an excellent wheat
market, as it lies in a splendid farm
ing country and has a wide area of
tributary territory.
When the town was first plotted it
belonged almost entirely to the New
Ulm Land and Investment company.
Entenier Bros, of Kronau, desired to
purchase the property and last week
it was sold to them in it's entirety.
They have large interests near the
town and purpose building a large
brick block to be used as a general
store.
Attorney Somsen expresses himself
very optimistically over the crop pro-
spects in AssinibOia Wheat will aver
age at least Is bushels to the acre and
in some places will far exceed that
figure, he having seen number OF
fields which would yield4O or Is bushels.
The grain is of excellent quality and
all of it will grade No. l. Oats, also,
are looking good and the farmers ex-
pect a larger crop than for several
seasons.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
GET TRAIN FOR CARNIVAL
Want Special to Run to Sleepy Eye
Next Wednesday.

New .Ulm should be we'll represented
at the Sleepy Eye carnival, which
opens next Monday and continues
through the week. On Monday and
Tuesday, G.. W. Barnes went about
the city organizing a party to invade
Senator Somerville's bailiwick and he
was remarkably successful. Almost
every person with whom he conferred
seemed enthusiastic over the prospect
and the indications are that there will
be crowd of $50 or 200 people go up
to take in the show.
It is intended to have special
train make the run to Sleepy Eye and
the date selected is next Wednesday,
Sept. I'd. Station Agent H. L. Beech
er has given assurances that the Chi
cago & Northwestern will be willing
to run the train if there are 100 pas
sengers and he announces that the
round trip fare will be so cents. The
Concordia and possibly one other
band will be taken up on the excur-
sion and it is understood that the
proceedings will not be allowed to lag
from, the time the train leaves here
until its return.
The spirit which is being manifested
in connection with this project is most
praiseworthy. Sleepy Eye has repeat
eddy sent delegations to New Ulm when
fairs and celebrations were in progress
and now this city will demonstrate its
belief in the doctrine of reciprocity.
Sleepy Eye people are famous for their
entertaining powers and there is a
good time in store for ali who 60 up
on the special.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
LESSON in THEIR FAILURE
Farmers Should be Cautious in Patron
izing Commission Firms.

Quite stir has been created by the
recent failure of the Southern Mime
sofa Cold Storage company of Man
kato, and many small merchants and
farmers near here are mourning. The
cold storage concern was started last
spring by W. J. Howe and j. L.
Cassidy, both of Chicago, and parties
who were virtually penniless. They
went into Mankato with practically no
capital and soon were employing fifteen
men.
They sent buyers around the country
and offered higher prices for eggs than
could be obtained from Armour and
other prominent firms. AS a result
they we're enabled to invade even the
large markets in St. Paul and Mime
apolis and within three months their
transactions amounted to more than
S25O,OOO. At the outset they were
promptness itself in remitting for ship
ments but when they had secured the
confidence of the people with whom
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26

they were dealing they aeeced the latter
in systemic manner.
Large quantities Of eggs were bought
up in all directions and then hastily
disposed of in Chicago, being placed
in cold storage and liberal adv ances
obtained upon them. They cleaned out
all their hen-fruit and then departed
for Chicago, first paying their en-
ployes with checks which have since
been protested. AS soon as it was
known that the firm had closed credi-
tors appeared / in large numbers,
clamoring for their money and making
all kinds of dire threats against Howe
& Cassidy. Included among the losers
were several from Brown county but
as yet none of them have been able to
recover.
The lesson taught by this failure is
obvious. Shippers should be cautious
in dealing with commission men of
whom they know nothing and who
have no commercial rating. The high
prices offered are a seductive bait but
grief usually follows, the failure in
this case reaching $4,000 or Sl3, 900.
New Ulm has two reliable commission
firms, the New Ulm Creamery com
pany and Stork Bros, both of whom
pay the best figures the market will
warrant and whose dealing are above
reproach.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
SAVE THE CHILDREN.

Ninety nine Of every one hundred
diseases that children have are due to
disorders of the stomach, and these dis
orders are all caused by indigestion.
.Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is just as good
for children as II IS for adults. Children
thrive on it. It keeps their little stom-
achs sweet and encourages their growth
and development. Mrs. Henry Carter,
705 Central ST., Nashville, Ten, says:
IN little boy is now three years old and
has beer suffering from indigestion ever
since he was oorn. I have had the best
doctors in Nashville, but failed to do
HIM any good. After using one bottle
of Kodol he is q we'll baby. recon-
mend it TO all sufferers" Kodol digests
what you eat and makes the stomach
sweet. Sold by all druggists.