New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-12

The new Crescent caps, very latest
thing in the line of ladies' headgear.
just received. You should have one.
Mrs. Ny !. Thomas, at the Millinery Parlors.
Geo. W. Muffin of Winnebsge City
was in the city over night Wednesday on
his way back from Minneapolis where he
had been visiting his parents. He has.
been taking short vacation before the
new crop Of wheat begins to move. Mr..
Murfn informs us that he has sold his
elevator at Winnebago City and will
move to Minneapolis.
The street concert given by the Con-.
cordia band on Thursday evening was
we'll attended by a large number of
people who showed their appreciation
Of the efforts of the band by enthusiastic
applause. The program of che evening
was made up of a number of familiar
pieces and there was medley of old
German songs that was very taking. The
concert lasted until o'clock.
Springfield is still agitating the park
question. The Advance says that there
is an opportunltyeto get tract Of tim
Der that lays along the river and is most
accessible for park, but the city is slow
to move in the matter. A place the
size of Springfield should have good
park; it should be one of the first con-
slderations, and there is some splendid
property available now that in few
years may not be had for any considera-
ton. "
Judge B. F. Weber returned home
Monday night from his trip to Caring
ton and other North Dakota cities. He
was very favurably impressed with the
country and found that there was much
more land under cultivation than he had
expected. In some parts of the state, he
says, the past summer has been too dry,
but in spite Of this the crops will aver
age better than around here. Wheat is
in the best of condition and he did not
see single field where the grain was
lodged.
Minnesota street in this city for time
sunday presented quite the appearance
OF metropolitan place. Four automo-
biles were here from Mankato and with
those that belong in the city, as they
were punched at one time, made quite a
procession. VIM. Frank of Springfield
with his big red machine and Clarence
Saulspaugh, of Mankato with his two.
seated black machine, easily carried of
the honols and made the light Olds
machines look like pony carts.
L. 9. Ives of Town Stark has a wagon
with history. He was in town yester.
day for the purpose of getting load Of
lumber with which to repair the Quai
Trap school house. He had with hin
the old wagon, brought from York stat,
over forty years ago. The wagon is the
one that hauled the dozen refugees int
New Ulm during the 1862 Indian massa
ere, nearly all of whom were killed will
the exception of Mr.. Ives. The Wagon
is certainly curiosity.-sleepy Ely
Herald.
Henry Won Salzbrun arrived here iron
Grand Island, Neb., Wednesday for tn
purpose of settling some matters of bus
mess. He is now travelling for larg
jobbing firm and makes his headquarter
at Grand Island. In the last issue of
paper of that city we see that Mr.. Vol
Salzbrun is about to be united in marrl
; age to one of the fairest daughters of
well known family of that place. TIL
paper also states that he will make tina
place his home. Mr., Won Salzbrun ha
, many friends who wish him much ,jo,
and prosperity in his future life. Sleep,
Eye Herald. +.