New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-07-27

John j. Lauermann of Duluth, state
organizer for the Catholic Order of
Foresters. spent Thursday and Friday
in the city. Mr.. Lauermann was at
one time iDthe shoe business here.
Judge B. F. Weber made an order
Wednesday granting an absolute di-
vorce to Albin Velikanje from his wife,
Lena Velikanje. The decree was Sc
cured on the grounds of adultery and
the father is given the custody of their
two children.
A rumor was circulated last week
that three young men from Winthrop
were robbed of their watches while
attending the carnival. The case was
not reported to the police and the
officers are not inclined to place much
credence in it.
Assistant General Freight Agent c.
P. Eastman and Travelling Freight
Agent G. II. Northey of the st. Louis,
and Travelling Freight Agent J. D.
Rayn of the Rock Island, put in Thurs
day in New Ulm looking up business
| for their roads.
! 1t had been expected that a large
crowd of ST. James people would come
to New Ulm Saturday for the carnival
| Quite a number of people went to the
railway station there but upon learn
ing that there were no reduced rates
they abandoned the trip.
/ Marshal Paul jacobson brought W.
NJ. Brink down from Sleepy Eye last
| Wednesday to serve a sentence of
fourteen days in the county jail. Brink
was a roustabout with Campbell Bros.
circus and endeavored to hold up an
other of the show hands.
Hanska sent a fair-sized delegation
to the carnival last Wednesday. In
cluded in it were E. G. Hage, DIR. D..
F. Wood, A. M. Ouren, Ole Johnson,
Theo. Helling, Louis Helling, Ole j.
| Olson and Ellef Asleson.
DR.. G. B. Weiser reached home
Friday night from his trip to Kittson
county, where he went to arrange for
the cutting of his crop. He reports
that wheat in the Red River Valley
country is in excellent shape and that
a heavy yield is promised.
A telegram received last week by
Chas. Silverson apprised him of the
death of George L. Brown of New
York City, one of the Eagle Roller
Mill company's most successful travel
ing men. Mr.. Brown expired suddenly
at hotel in Saratoga, N. Y.
Mrs. JOS. Gabriel, sister of Mrs.
Geo. Erling, died in st. Paul last
week and was buried Friday. Her
Week-old infant was brought to this
city but died at the Everling home
Sunday. The child's body was taken
to ST. Paul yesterday for burial.
A freight train on the Northwestern
went through bridge near Iroquois.
S. D., Thursday evening, killing one
man and injuring two others. The
brakeman who was killed is said te
have been VIM. Niestedt, who worked
in the local yards for short time.
4 Norris & Rowe's second advertising
car reached the city Friday and the
billboards for miles around were GOV
cred with circus paper. The show il
said to be a good one and the indica
tions are that they will have goot
crowds for both their performances.
Minnesota butter carried off all tn
honors in the second contest at tn
worlds fair. Buttermakers in thi
vicinity who scored high are ALFRED
Schroeder, Lafayette 96a; Edwin He'd
Nicollet, 95; Peter Johnson, Court
land, 95; Alex Johnson, Lafayette, "a
On account of the ball game Sunda
the ST. Louis ran a double excursion
The train left Winthrop at $50 in th
t morning and after dropping fit
passengers at this place ran down t
: Hanska and secured as many more
In the evening the Hanska people wer
taken to their homes and the trai
then returned to Winthrop.
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DR.. Weaver's Treatment.
Syrup for the blood; Cerate for skin eruptions.