New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-09-23

The Rev. DR.. Poole, professoraof
Seaburg Divinity School, Faribault,
will conduct Episcopal services Sun
day morning and.eyening, at 80 and
7:45 o'clock at Gebser hall. In the.
same place at $50 a. M, Sunday
.schoolWillbe conducted and instruct ion.
given in the catechism, church d doctrine,
etc. The Holy Communion will be.
celebrated at the morning service.
Greater N orthrop Field was dedicated
Saturday by a game between the foot
ball team Of the University of Mime
sofa and the elevens of the Central
high schools of ST. Paul and Mime
apolis. Earl Current appeared for the
first time as a full-fedged varsity
player and put up a good game at full
back, scoring one touchdown against
Minneapolis and another against st.
Paul. .ss
Brown county valuations were al
tered somewhat by the state board OF
equalization last week. Lumber as
sessments were increased from $780,
564 to $4l, 1877, gold and silver plate
and plated ware was boosted $50 per
cent and steamboats, and sailing yes
sells went up 80 per cent. At Sleepy
Eye the State Bank was put up from
Sll, O49 to S12, 100 and the Sleepy Eye
National Bank from 81, $50 to SO, $50.
A deal: was consummated last week
whereby John Schneider disposed of
the Grand hotel property to J. N. Mil
Ter of St. James, for $21, 900. Negoti-
ations were conducted through the st.
James Land and Loan company and
Mr.. Schneider took 1000 acres of land
in Polk county as payment for the
hostelry. Geo. Zickrick will continue
as the manager of-the hotel and Mr..
Schneider has rented the brick stable
to be used for livery purposes.
Of all the comic operas of recent
years none has worn as we'll as ssKing
Dodo" by Pixley and Luders which
long ago passed it's 1000 performance.
This season Richard Golden is the
King and an exceedingly funny one at
that. From every city in which this
merry musical play has been seen comes
the report that the theatres have been
crowded to the doors despite the fact
that in many instances the same cities
have been played that were visited by
liking Dodo" last year.
The new Lutheran school building
at Mankato was dedicated Sunday
with impressive ceremonies. Prof. j.
Schaller of this city, preached in the
forenoon and at the services in the
afternoon Rev. II. Heidmann of Ar
lington, occupied the pulpit. The
speaker for the evening was Prof.
A. Ackermannof DR.. Martin Luther
college, and at all the services ex-
cellent musical numbers were given
by the Lutheran choir of Mankato and
the male and mixed choirs from here,
who attended in a body upon special
invitation.
Officers were elected by the New Ulm
German Coach Horse company yester-
day afternoon. DIR. E.. Mueller was
made president; Herman Albrecht, vice
president; D. L. Williams, secretary:
F. Aufderheide, treasurer; G. G..
Current, Otto Schell, J. A. Thomas,
Henry Unverwarn, Herman Albright, F.
Waibel, directors. This company pur-
chased a stallion valued at So, 200 from
an Indiana firm recently and, tempo
rarily, will have their headquarters at
Gieseke & Andring's stable.
Mrs. Chas. Baltrusch, who was so
fundamentally and SO unnecessarily
drawn into publicity through an article
which appeared in the Journal last
week emphatically denies that part of
it which refers to the trouble in the
house, declaring that the substance of
it is to the effect that Mr.. Baltrusch
was under the influence Of liquor and
the boys were anxious to get him to
bed, in doing SO he pushed one of them
over as he was struggling on the bed.
From this the Journal has seen fit to
concoct story that has caused the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Baltrusch
the keenest humiliation. Whatever the
deeds of the father, and however severe
he may be condemned, it should be
sufficient that it end there for his
family is entitled to the highest con-
sideration, and while nothing the
Journal can say will make people
think otherwise, it is nevertheless
annoying to be thus misrepresented.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cur
ed by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. y. CHENEY &CO., Props, Toledo, o,
We the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.