New Ulm review., 1904-08-10
WHEAT HIT DOLLAR MARK
That Price Quoted on Local Market
Yesterday.

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hundred cents in this city but the rust
reports have sent the price soaring.
On Friday 81 cents was paid for No.
2 but the day following it dropped to
90. Monday morning there was an
advance of 2 cents per bushel and yes
terday it touched the highest mark in
years.
Grain dealers will venture no opin-
ion as to whether the price will hold,
but the general belief appears to be
that that it has not reached it's best
J. S. Shrader of Springfield, was a
New Ulm caller Saturday.
Attorney Einar Hoidale sojourned
over Sunday at Lake Minnetonka.
VIM. e. Koch leaves today for ST.
Louis, Mo-, to spend two weeks at the
world IS fair
M. Mullen went to Lake Minnetonka
Saturday and spent Sunday with his
wife and daughter.
Miss Marie Burmeister arrived Sat-
urday from Mankato for visit with
Mrs. Herman Held.
Attorney I. NJ. Olsen was down from
Sleepy Eye last Wednesday on bust
ness before the probate court.
Mrs. II. Heimerdinger, who is here
from New Paynesville for visit,
spent several days in Sleepy Eye last
week.
Mrs. K. E. Mo and children of
Springfield, are being entertained at
the home of Capt. and Mrs. S. A.
George.
Vim. Silverson was taken i'll Sunday
afternoon and is now confined to his
home. He is suffering from malarial
condition.
Walter Case of New Prague, has
been engaged to take charge of the
Eagle mill elevator. He will succeed
Elias Kellerman.
N. Henningsen and wife departed
Monday for Brownton, where they will
spend week with the formers sister,
Mrs. Fred Peterson.
J. III. Sattler goes to Ivanhoe next
Sunday to open his new photograph
gallery. His family will remain in
New Ulm for the present.
Miss Florence Hirsch returned Sun
day to Minneapolis, after an enjoy
able visit with Mrs. G. B. Weiser and
other friends and relatives.
DR.. G.. B. Weiser was at Bird Island
Friday to look after the harvest on
his farm. Crop conditions in that
county suit him exactly, he says.
Sunday morning at the Congrega-
tional church Rev. Beams subject
will be: Goods Manifestations OF
Himself to Us In American History. y
| Electrically heated fatirons are be-
coming very popular in New Ulm.
Within the past few weeks Supt.
! Wagner, of the city plant, has received
orders for couple of dozen.
Contractor H. Schapekahm hopes to
be able to get the roof on the Catholic
parochial school building before cold
weather sets in. 1t will require about
ten days, he says, to complete the
foundation.
The football team of the University
of Minnesota has been ordered to re-
port for practice at Waconia on
| August 24th. Earl Current of this city,
will be one of the young men to go
into training.
| It will not be necessary for the Eagle
Roller Mill company to build an
elevator at Fairfax this summer
Last week they purchased the indie.
pendent elevator at Fairfax and are
now in possession of the property.
| A team hitched to a lumber wagor
ran away on Minnesota street Friday
afternoon and at Eighth North col
Ill0ON WILL oil ClCSUl pOIS. Liz
guy wire supporting the arc light was
broken and the lamp demolished.
i Hummel Bros. now have the mos
brilliant illumination for theirclot othins
store. Rows of electric lights have
| been placed up both sides and acros!
/ the top of the building and, as th,
structure has been painted white, tht
effect is fairly dazzling.
/ Pullman & Gronan have finished
the outside work of the new count,
| jail and are now plastering th,
building. The Pauly J all company o
1 ST. Louis, Mo-, has a force Of mel
putting in the cells and the prison vii
be completed.well within contract time
A October lst.
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