New Ulm review., 1904-12-14
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: LOCAL NEWS.


/ New York stock only. STORk BROS.
/ Prof. j. Meyer preached at Balaton
Sunday.
3. Hagberg was a passenger Sat-
urday for Winthrop.
| A girl was born Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Pfaender.
P. A. Refrain, the Lafayette banker,
was in New Ulm Monday.
Mrs. Palmer of Fairfax, was a Wis
itor with the Vogelpohl family over
Sunday.
The first term of the school year will
close at DIR. Martin Luther college on
Tuesday, December Goth.
| Ell. G. Hansen, Northwestern station
agent at Essig, was in the city Friday
having some dental work done.
Christmas cigars put up in fancy
boxes of Il, 25, SO and 100 cigars for
sale by Theodore Mueller. 5O-5l.
Miss Julia Holey, a Madelia young
lady who is teaching school near
Hanska, was in the city shopping
Saturday afternoon.
How is your harness? Need repair
ing? Need oiling? Take it to John
Henle and getit put in shape. The
work he does is done right. 5O-3t
Ell. A. Pietrus of Sleepy Eye was in
the city Monday on a combined buis-
ness and pleasure trip. He is a
brother-in-law to A. j. and W. T.
Eckstein.
w. r. Hodges, editor of the Sleepy
Eye Herald, was in the city Sunday.
stopping off on his way home from
ST. Paul where he had been on poll
tical business.
A. G. Jones, now manager of the
Minnesota Roller mill, but several
years ago connected with the New
Ulm Roller mill, was a business
caller in New Ulm Sunday and Mon
day.
John Henle has the finest line of
blankets, robes, harnesses ETC., in the
city and if you have any idea of
getting one, or if you haven't, you
had better drop in and look over his
assortment 50-3t
The county commissioners meet
Tuesday, January Sd, and all having
bills to present to the county will be
interested to know that they must be
in ten days before that time, or before
December 24th.
< For handmade Christmas novel
ties, such as stock collars, bags.
handkerchiefs, etc. call at Miss
Bogen's, 5O8 Center st.
A daughter was born to the home
of Nicholas Reinhart of Courtland.
Saturday, Sunday a boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Randweiler, while the
family of Michael Baetty was visited
by the stork Monday.
General Bobleter and his staff and
the commissioned officers of Company
A are planning on attending the
annual meeting Of the National Guard
association of Minnesota to be held in
st. Paul December 28th.
Thirty Or more of the men and
ladies of the G. 0. F. and W. C. O. f.
surprised MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Eek
stein at their home Sunday evening.
Games and amusements of all kinds
furnished merriment until a late hour.
A. j. Eckstein has been chosen a
member of the board of directors of
the Minnesota Pharmaceutical Manu-
featuring company, having been elect
ed recently to fill vacancy in the
board. 1t isa place of responsibility
and honor.
The Springfield farmers Elevator
company has decided to bnild 80,
600 bushel capacity elevator, the
same to be equipped strictly modern.
When completed the structure will
cost about $4,000. Building opera
tions will begin early in the spring.
Z Before buying elsewhere look over
our line of pipes, cigar-holders, snuff
boxes: tobaccos, etc
THEODORE MUELLER. 5o-51.
A chimney fire at the residence of
County Treasurer John Schneider
| Friday evening called out the fire
department. on a fruitless errand.
Coming as it did just at supper time
when the people were On their way
home, the alarm called a large crowd
to the scene.
Cards are out announcing the APP
preaching marriage of Rev. hmm f..
Albrecht to Miss Frieda 3. Tappe
Rev. I. F. Albrecht, son of Rev. j. C.
Albrecht of this city, has a charge at
Fairfax, MINI. Miss Tape is the
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