New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-10-19
cRONE BROS. SPECIALS.

Groceries fresh and new every day.
Look at our new line of ladies
waists.
The incest line of cioaks and ladies'
suits in the city.
Remember our underwear sale.
Try pair of Douglas shoes.
New belts just received.
New line of fine cushions, new styles.
The Sleepy Eye high school foot ball
team changed cars at the Northwestern
station Friday afternoon on it's way
to ST. Peter, where it played a game
Saturday with the high school of that
city.
Henry Rudolph returned Thursday
from Germany where he has been
since early last summer. With him
as great surprise to many OF his
New Ulm friends he brought back a
wife.
Captain McGlatchlin, commander OF
the Thirtieth battery encamped here,
has been assigned to battery at Fort
Leavenworth and in January will sail
with his new command for the
Philippines.
Gen. Gust. Widell was up from
Mankato on his naptha railroad
tricycle. Friday to look after matters
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machinery at the New Ulm stone COM
pany's plant.
Isaac MARITIME of North Dakota was
down Thursday from Sleepy Eye,
where he has been visiting, to arrange
about going on the road as agent for
the Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance
company of this city.
ST. Michael's church at Morgan is
to build a large parochial school
building and sealed bids have been
advertised for. This work will be
started this fall and as much of it
completed as possible.
Joseph A. Eckstein returned last
Wednesday from Meadsville, Pa,
where he was attending the meeting OF
the board of directors of the Supreme
Lodge of the A. O. U. W. Hewas gone
from the city for two weeks.
L. A. Papke, a Gaylord contractor
| was in the city for a short time Mon
day on his way to Morgan where ne
figured on the parochial school house
| to be built there. While in New Uln
he called on a number of friends.
Bruno Gliding of Redfeld, S. D..
| was down for visit with his parent
in New Ulm over Saturday and Sun
day. Mr.. Gliding is in the plumbing
business with his brother Anton am
they are enjoying a prosperous trade
Gustaf Dafinrud, ranchman nea
I Bismark, N. D., but twenty years ag,
a school boy in New Ulm, stopped OF
last Wednesday for a short visit wit
friends. He was Is years old when +
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found the city rather strange.
So successful was the market da
held in Springfield short time ag
that the commercial club of tina
village is planning on another TO
Thursday, November Sd. It is the il
tention of the club to make the event
livestock show as much as possible.
J The following Comfrey farmers LEI
in body for the worlds fair Q
Monday of last week: Christ Wallir
Oscar Kratz, Gus. Bergstrom, Andre
W. Peterson, Jacob Liesenfeld, En-
Samuelson, Oscar Elg and Albel
Anderson.
! The potato crop for the year is neal
ly harvested, although there has bee
some delay on account of the we
weather recently and many of the fal
mers are still at work. The yield i
the vicinity of New Ulm is good an
the quality is of the best. Tubers pro
mise to be plentifulthis fall and winter
An insa patient at the ST. Pete
hospital, Amelia Simler, made
desperate attempt to commit suicio
Wednesday. While crossing bridg
in hack she jump from the carriag
and then leaped from the bridge int
the river. A keeper with her jumpe
to the rescue and brought the woma
to. shore.
The Mankato Free Press publishe
a ssHarvest' edition Friday of thirt,
two pages. It was an issue of interes
containing write-ups of Mankato ar
, of all the villages in Blue Earth count
The Free Press is one of the most e
terprising dailies outside the thr
large cities of the state and deserv.
the success it gives evidence of EMO
ing.
For a year and a half now the i