New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-27
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Gfnghams2 You should see them now
and select the patterns while the assort-
ment is at its best. Ours are the Red
Seal Ginghams, you know, the very
best that money can buy.
Might as well come here first as last
for skirt, as we have the assortment
and the several different makes that
we carry enable a customer to find just
what she wants in style, quality,
material, fit and price. Skirts from
S1.50 up.
We have few fur scarfs and muffs
left which we will dispose of at a con-
siderable reduction. Better come in
and examine hem-plenty of time to
wear them before spring arrives.
Our assortment of flannel waists still
contains number of very desirable
garments. They will all be sold at re-
duced prices to make room for spring
and summer waists. Come see them.
Special cloth collars for Overcoats
sell at $1.00 and S1.5O. Get one of
these for your dress overcoat.
Albert 7. Behnke of Tracy, a former
New Ulm boy, will dispose of his in
terests at that place and go to the
Pacific Coast. He and his wife leave
for the west in June.
u. F. Neumann will have an agent
at his store next Monday, Feb. 1st,
who will show large line of ladies'
suits, jackets and skirts for spring, at
great bargain prices.
N. Henningsen and DR.. Marden were
in Minneapolis last Wednesday and
attended the opening of the Masonic
grand lodge. The former returned
home Wednesday evening.
John Bobleter has been reappointed
as assistant secretary of the Inter-
State Accident and Relief association,
the position he has held since the in
corporation of the company.
Albert Held has purchased the Chas.
Ambrosch residence property at the
corner Of Third North and Franklin
streets. The deal was made Saturday
and the consideration was 81, 1925.
Sleepy Eyes new city charter was
filed Friday with Register of Deeds W.
G.. Miller for record. It was delivered
by Mayor C. D. Griffith and COM
prises lis sheets oftypewritten matter.
In the drawing at the New Ulm opera
house Saturday night Frank Keute re-
ceived a watch and on Sunday after
noon lady's chain offered by the
Fiechtl troupe went to Vim. Frederick.
The four-act German comedy, "Lamm
und Love-" will be given in the Turner
Theatre next Sunday evening, January
3lst. 1t was to have been presented
before Christmas but was postponed.
At their meeting tomorrw night the
members of St. John Court, Catholic
Order of Foresters, will initiate several
candidates and take some action
toward an appropriation forthe Catho-
lie school.
Mrs. G. Holm of St. Paul, wife Of
Rev. Holm, formerly pastor of the
Methodist church in this city, has been
visiting New Ulm friends since last
week. She will return to st. Pau.
within a day or so.
Chas. Bierbaum left for Balator
Friday to take charge of a dry goods
store at that place. Mr.. Bierbaum is
an experienced dry goods salesman
and should make a success of the bust
ness entrusted to him.
Arthur Hagberg, son of J.P. Hag
berg of Lafayette, is at st. Alexan
der hospital in serious condition
He was operated upon for appendiciti
two weeks ago and complication
which have set in threaten his life.
M. H. Fitzpatrick of Shakopee
Minnesota state agent of the Inter
State Accident and Relief association
arrived in the city Saturday and re
manned at the home Office until Monda
when the annual meeting was held
X DR.. VIM. r. Murray, of Mime
apolis, will be in New Ulm at Dr.
| Vogel's Office in the post Office build
| ing, Sunday morning, January 31st
/ practice limited to diseases of the eye
ear, nose and throat. Hours a. N
to l p. m.
| Rev. Dosdall, pastor of the Metho
dist church at LIE Sueur, was in Ne,
! Ulm last week soliciting for the minis
terial aid fund. He was quite success
full in raising money, which will b
used to assist aged ministers of th
| gospel.
! A sad death is reported from Evar
where Mrs. Vim. Schultz, Jr., VIII
gave birth to a child last F'rida,
8. passed away Sunday. She was
| years Of age and a daughter of Pete
/ Simonsen, one of the Oldest settlers (
Brown county.
i Vim. Hers, secretary of the Cour
land Creamery company, was in Il
city on business Friday. The Cour