New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-09-28
cRoNE BROS. SPECIALS.

CRONE BROS. SPECIALS.
The largest line of baby shoes in the
city. just convince yourself.
/ For Fur Coats for men or ladies
come to us. The most complete line
that ever was shown.
Just received full line of Buster
Brown collars at 10c. All sizes.
Oil cake any quantity.
Douglas shoes. The best for the
money. Try pair.
| What is the use paying So. so for cor
sets made to order when you can get
one to fit for 81. 90.
Look at our cloak stock The finest
and largest in the city.
| Mrs. Joseph Mason and daughter
Miss Mary, and Mrs M. Mulvhinn were
in the city from st. Peter Saturday
evening and Sunday, guests at the
! home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Mullen.
Mrs. Rosa Scar of Milford township
will accompany Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Hummel on their journey to Portland,
Or, for which city they leave the first
OF next month to spend the winter
j. A. Eckstein left Sunday for ST..
Louis where the National Fraterna al
Congress Of the A. 0. u. w. is in ses-
sion. The local man attends as a
representative of the supreme lodge
Alfred, the 5-months-old son of
Joseph Helget of town Cottonwood,
died Thursday night from cramps.
The funeral services were held Saturday
morning in the Holy Trinity church.
Miss Anna Doberenz is now as
sistant trimmer at Mrs. T. Thomas
millinery store. Miss Doberenz spent
several weeks last summer as an APP
prentice in a st. Paul wholesale
millinery house.
Q. W. Hagen, AA ipgham and
w. r. Hodges ead own Sleepy
Eye in Mr.. Hags aut 6ile Mon
day, making th ajR i2 minutes.
Miss Lucy Muesgr Waelssa passenger
on the return trip.
G. r. Davis of st. Peter, congress
man, from the third district, stopped
over Wednesday night in New Ulm.
He was on his way to Norwood, Car
yer county, where he had legal bust
ness to attend to.
The corner stone of the new $50, Zoo
auditorium at Gustavus Adolphus col
lege, st. Peter, has been formally laid.
1t was an occasion of great interest in
the Nicollet county city and $4,000
people thronged college hill.
An extension of time until Septem-
Der l, 1905, has been granted to the
promoters of the proposed Mankato-
ST. Peter electric line by the ST. Peter
city council. The promoters give as
surances that the road will be built.
Next Monday special sale on rs
| pieces Fleece lined calico worth 125
| per yd. for &c. at j. F. Newmann's.
Miss Vera Helmes leaves today for
her home in st. Paul after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. f. W. Johnson. She
went with Mr.. and Mrs. johnson to
| the worlds fair, returning with Mrs.
johnson from Chicago Friday night.
A party comprising Mrs. M. Mullen
and daughter Miss Birdie, Mrs. J. H.
Doty and daughter Miss Grace Of
CORTLAND, and Mrs. DR.. Brooks leave
this morning for st. Paul, where they
will take the steamer Dubuque for ST.
Louis and the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Smith, who has
been visiting for a week with Mr.
Smiths cousins DR.. j. L. Schoch ane
Mrs. George B. Weiser, on their wa,
home from the worlds fair, left Satur
! day morning for Minneapolis, from
whence they will proceed to their hom
| in Carbonate, Pa.
| Burglars at Sanborn made bolt
attempt to rifle the safe in the freigh
depot last week. They shattered tn
| door with powder and were only pre-
vented from robbing the safe of it
contents by the sudden arrival on tn
scene of the operator and another VIII,
| heard the explosion.
| Mrs. Sarah Newhart and daughter
Miss Grace, are in the city on visi
with old friends and are being enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. B. F. Web
Der. They have been back but shor
| time from a European trip and arrive,
in Minneapolis from New York a weel
or more before coming to New Ulm.
The New Ulm steam laundry ha
installed new shirt sleeve irone
| costing S85. It's equipment for handlin,
! shirts is now complete and the shir
passes from the bosom ironer to tn
band ironer to the sleeve ironer an
finally to the body ironer without be
| ing touched by fatiron, all the Worl
being done by machines.