New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-10
cRONE BROS. SPECIALS.

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We're selling all of our Summer
dress goods at cost price and below.
Come in early before the best is picked.
Fancy collars in black, white, and
colors are the proper neekWear for
ladies just at present. We have a
varied assortment at very reasonable
prices, 25c up.
Remember we sell the New Idea"
patterns, the best and most simple
patterns on the market and the price
for any one of them is only 10c.
Ladies skirts and shirt waists are
selling at greatly reduced prices.
Better get one while the assortment is
at its best.
We carry large assortment of
Ladies and Gents purses, wrist bags,
bill books, etc. Prices always the
lowest, quality considered.
Watch our ad. on the first page for
the announcement of the arrival of our
Fall line of Ladies and Misses suits,
skirts, and jackets.
Those who have used the Magic
Clasp carriers pronounce them to be
the best carriers on the market. And
they cost no more than the inferior
kind. We have them in black and
.colors. 15c and 25c.
Otto Hummel left Sunday for ST.
Louis, to swell New Ulm's quota at
the worlds fair. He was accompanied
by Ernst Weschcke of Springfield.
L. j. Buenger shipped out the first
lot of his toy couches to merchants in
South Dakota on Friday. Hehas an
other consignment to go forward this
week.
A successful lawn social was given
Saturday evening by st. Anne Court,
w. CO. F., at the residence of DIR. j.
P. Graft. There was a very large at
tendance.
Fl. L. Beecher and wife returned
Friday from their sad mission at Fort
Dodge, Ia, the funeral of the late
Mrs. P. E. Beecher having been held
the day before.
Mrs. 81. Bernhardt of Strassburg,
ILL.,, arrived in the city last week on
her return from an extended trip
through California and Montana. She
will visit here several weeks.
Owatonna has been having fire in
surance war. The agents slashed the
rates seventy-fve per cent and practi-
cally every policy in the town was
cancelled and then rewritten.
Edwin Scheible, a son of Henry
Scheible of Cottonwood, fell from a
bicycle at Searles Sunday afternoon
and broke his arm. Both bones of
the right forearm were fractured.
Miss Lillian Klossner has written to
her parents that she will be in London,
England, this week. Her party is just
completing its tour of Europe and she
will sail for New York on August 25th
W. G. Little goes to Marshall
Saturday and will leave next week for
Spokane, Wash, and other Pacific
Coast points. On his return he may
go through the Yellowstone national
park.
Mrs. Nan Weber and daughter.
Mrs. Gertrude Merrill, both of Boston,
came last Wednesday and will visit
for the remainder of the summer at
the home of Judge and Mrs. B. F..
Weber.
Tomorrow afternoon at the fair
grounds the boys of the New Ulm Gun
club will meet their rivals from Sleepy
Eye in a return match. The locals
hope to be able to avenge their defeat
of last Wednesday.
County Auditor L. G. Vogel last
week forwarded his list of applications
for the state tree bounty to State
Auditor S. G. Iverson. There are
13S farmers in Brown county who will
share in the apportionment.
The picnic on Hermann Heights to
be given Sunday, August 18th, for the
benefit of the monument fund is now
assured. The Minneapolis & ST..
Louis will run an excursion train OF
ten coaches from the Twin Cities.
Miss zita Gulden, who has been
visiting here for the past month, left
Friday for ST. Paul. After stay OF
two weeks in that city she will go tc
the world S fair at ST. Louis and Their
return to her home at Dallas, Texas.
Attorney A. Frederickson was a
New Ulm visitory Friday. Attorney
Frederickson contemplates closing his
law office at Springfield and may re
move to Marshall, where he will be