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

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Sleepy Eye justice, was in the city
Saturday on business before the pro-
bate court. Since becoming a city
Sleepy Eye has arrived at the dignity
OF municipal court and Judge Gal
lagher will probably be the first man
to occupy the bench.
Attorney Einar Hoidale went to Min
neapolis Friday afternoon to attend
the Shrine meeting. He is now in
Olivia, where he will appear today in
case before the Renville county dis
trict court. The action is one brought
by Messrs. Walser and Weber of st.
George, against Otto Wolff to deter
mine a land boundary.
The Corners" specialties this
Week-Oranges zoe to 4oc per dozen.
Peanut Taffy and Honey Cream, the
kind you hear about, Zoe per ID.
The Northwestern Lancet, medical
magazine published at Minneapolis.
contains an item which will be of in
terest to local people,. It concerns a
New Ulm boy and is as follows: ''Dr.
A. j. Kaes of Ortonville, will have
charge of the practice of DR.. Mallarian
of Fargo, N. D., during the latter's
absence in California
No definite action has been taken by
the New Ulm High School Athletic
association toward inviting the Inter-
scholastic League to hold it's big track
meet here in May. Mankato has sud
denly decided that the field meet is
wanted there and it behooves the
young men Of this city to make up
their minds, without loss of time.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Meyer, an old
resident of New Ulm, passed away at
her home near the Catholic church
last Wednesday night after long ill
ness with dropsy. She was SO years of
age and had been in feeble health since
last fall. Her husband, Henry Meyer,
survives. The funeral was held at 2
O'Clock Friday afternoon from her
late home and the interment was made
in the city cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Werner came
down from New Ulm yesterday and
have taken up their residence in the
w. A. Swift house on Lake avenue,
which was purchased by them few
weeks ago. Their son, H. E. Werner,
who will reside with them, is an archi-
tect and builder, and in a local else
where respectfully asks the privilege
of figuring with you if you intend to
build.-Waseca Journal-Radical.
While in Minneapolis Friday even
ing Louis J. Buenger witnessed the
$50, 900 fire that destroyed the factory
of the Francis Mead Furniture compa7p
ny and the Union Manufacturing
Heating, Lighting and Power compa-
ny. The fire broke out in the furniture
factory and Mr.. Buenger was in the
building at the time. 1t spread with
great rapidity and while it was in
progress fireman was overcome by
smoke.
Eve exercise the greatest care in Sc
Letting, curing and smoking our "Veri-
BEST Brand of Sugar-cured Hams and
Bacon. One trial will convince you
that they cannot be excelled. Stuebe's
Model Meat Market. 11S n MINI. St. 5tf
Directors of the parish of St. Mary's
Catholic church at Sleepy Eye have
awarded a contract for new parish
house. The building is to cost S11, -
LAT and will be put up by Contractor
John Geiser of Chaska, who built the
big church two years ago. The new
building is to be of brick and stone
and will be 4Ox69 feet in size. Work
upon it will be begun as soon as the
weather will permit and it is to be fin
ished by August 1st.
J New Ulm friends of General and
Mrs. H. Muehlburg of Carver, read
| with pleasure of their celebrating their
! golden wedding anniversary Thurs
day. The old military man, who
! served three terms as adjutant general,
and his wife were given very enjoya-
BILE surprise in honor of the occasion.
Unknown to them the city officials and
other prominent citizens of Carver ar
ranged a monster reception and when
things were in readiness a delegation
/ waited upon the aged couple and es-
corted them to the hall. Newspaper
accounts Of the function say that it
was the most brilliant social event in
the history of Carver.
cole Olson" the quaint and natural
comedy drama in which the Swedish
! comedian type of character was first
made use of for stage purposes will be
played here at the Opera House Sunday
night, Feb. 29th. The Swedish dialect
comedy has taken its place as fun