New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-11-18
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LOCAL NEWS.

AOSAL. NEWS 2
County Attorney Einar Hoidale went
to Lamberton on legal business yes
terday.
n. 81. Somsen and wife entertained
at cards at their home on Broadway
last evening. Il
Mrs. G. W. Brown Of Chicago, is
being entertained at the home of Mrs.
S. D. Peterson.
anted-Five hundred families to ask
for free bottles of the Worlds Famous
Frisco Cough Cure, at W. G.. Alwin's
Drug Store.
Rev. F. o.. Krause of Medford:
preached in the Congregational church
Sunday and on November 22nd Rev.
Chas. H. Moxie of GAINESVILLE, will
occupy the pulpit.
"A number of local athletes are
planning upon organizing an indoor
ball team to practice with Company A
and prepare the latter for their game
with Company of Owatonna.
At quarterly conference held in
Springfield Monday, Rev. W. S.
Emery, pastor of the M. E.. church at
that place, was regularly ordained and
licensed as minister of the gospel. y
Minnesota won from Illinois Satur-
day 80 to O. In speaking of the work
of Earl Current the st. Paul Globe
says: 'Current, the new fullback, has
improved wonderfully, and certainly
has future before him as a football
STAR
Attorney A. H. Mohler of Ivanhoe,
was in the city lastweek arranging for
the release of Joseph Badzinski, the
Lincoln county man confined in Jail
here for assault in the second degree.
Judge Weber fixed his bond at 81, 900
and on Saturday he furnished sureties
and Was set at liberty.
Rev. Father H. B. Sandmeyer goes
to Sanborn tomorrow to take charge
of the exercises in connection with the
dedication of the new Catholic church
at that place. Rev. Sandmeyer will
deliver the dedicatory address in Ger
man and Rev. Father Gleason of
Tracy, will speak in English. Priests
from neighboring parishes will assist
in the ceremonies.
November 29th has been set apart as
a Y. M. G. A. Sunday and on that day
the congregations of the Congrega-
tional and Methodist churches will
hold union meetings. Morning SER
vices will be held in the Congregation
al church and there will be mems
mass meeting at o'clock in the after
noon in the same edifce. The evening
meeting will be held in the Methodist
church.
A new method of conducting public
auctions has been devised by Fred
Kretsch. He purposes holding auctions
on the second and fourth Saturdays of
every month at his place on First
North street, when he will dispose of
the goods and chattels of anyone
desiring to sell them in this manner.
Auctioneer E. D. Precht of CORTLAND,
will conduct the sales and the first is
to occur November Goth.
Friends in New Ulm have received a
letter from Chas. Stengel in which the
we'll known saloon keeper informed
them that he had succeeded in bagging
a deer. Mr.. Stengel left for his annual
trip to Northern Minnesota some time
ago and has been hunting in the
neighborhood of Bemidji. He did not
explain the manner inwhich he stalked
his game but patrons of his cafe are
now assured of their usual venison
dinner.
Messrs.J II. Siegel, A. w. Bing-
ham, John Larson and G.. B. Weise1
went to Minneapolis Friday afternoon
to attend the meeting of Zuhrah Temple
and to see some forty trembling candi-
dates cross the burning sands. Grand
Imperial Potentate Akin of Omaha,
was on hand and accompanying hin
| were $50 Shriners and their wives,
they having made the trip from Omaha
in special train. At the banquet
which followed the initiation covers
we're laid for 800 persons.