New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-24

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DR.. 4. A. Gebhardt was in Mime
apolis Friday and Saturday attending
the clinic Of the G. v. Black Dental
club.
Programs concentrating Wash
ington's birthday were given in all the
grades of the public schools Friday
afternoon.
G. W. Barnes was absent in North
ern Minnesota last week on business
connected with the Interstate Accident
and Relief association.
Chas. Hauenstein received a tele-
gram last week announcing the arrival
of boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs..
Carl Furst in Bedford, Ind.
George Schmidt of Young America,
is planning to move back to New Ulm.
He will buy residence here and make
his future home in the city.
Fiechtl's Tyrolean singers, who have
made their headquarters here for more
OlICtll CIIuoilUll3 "Cbu w NJ. l. oltl L AldCly
to appear at the Empire theatre.
Chas. Schwannenburg of Mankato,
representative of the Terminal Dis
patch association, was in New Ulm
Friday checking up local shipments.
A meeting of the New Ulm Gun club
will be held at Frank Burg's Friday
evening. Officers are to be elected and
the club will reorganize for the coming
year.
All night service was inaugurated
at the local postofice Monday. AL
bert Kiesl:ng is the night clerk and
Mat Prom takes his place on the day
trick.
Chas. Bierbaum, who is now en-
ployed in dry goods store at Bala-
ton, came down from that place Satur-
day afternoon and spent Sunday at
home.
John Fl. Forster returned home Fri
day from Minneapolis, where he at
tended the annual meeting of the
Minnesota Funeral Directors asso-
citation.
Miss Marie Bogen left last week for
a visit in Chaska, Minneapolis and
ST. Paul. On Thursday she attended
the Muehlburg golden wedding at
Carver
Try Stuebe's ''Veribest'' Brand of
Sugar-cured Hams and Bacon. 5tf.
Mrs. J. L. Cuddy and children
reached New Ulm last week from Red
field, S. D. Enroute they visited for
several days with relatives at Red
wood Falls.
Detective Whitney. who was con-
nected with Tom Coleman in the Tanke
murder case, died last week in Mime
apolis after an Hines with diabetes and
pneumonia.
New pins and balls have been pur-
chased by the New Ulm Bowling asso-
citation. The appearance Of the alleys
has also been improved by the laying
of linoleum.
1t is understood that the proposed
addition to St. Alexander hospital
will not be built this year. The foun-
dation for the structure may be put
down in the fall.
The Sigel dog case will be argued
before Judge Brandt today. Alex
Waibel Of that town, wants canine
belonging to Mic Hengel declared a
public nuisance.
Today at Mankato group No. l Of
the Minnesota Bankers association
will hold meeting. It is probable
that one or more of the local banks
will be represented.
VIM. Schmidt and Miss Anna White,
both Of WatertoWn, S. D., visited
from Saturday night until Monday
noon with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Schmidt.
Joseph Epple, cashier of the State
Bank of Clements, came down from
that place Saturday and remained in
the city until yesterday morning. He
was accompanied by his wife. ...
w. T.. Humaston of Mankato, an
internal revenue collector, visited New
Ulm Friday and condemned eighty
barrels of beer at the Schumacher
brewery. The liquor was destroyed.
We are not supposed to know any
thing, we are only supposed to make the
best photographs and we do. Harriet
Schmidt, Henle Bldg. opposite Grand
Hotel. => -
| Tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock