New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-22
cRONE BROS. SPECIALS.


If you want bargains read our ad,
You surely want new, up-to-date
shirt waist for the 4th.
Boys straw hats 1Oc.
Children's Mckay waists at Csc, reg
ular price SOC.
Corset headquarters. Most COM
plete corset stock in the city.
Mems underwear at 25c. Nothing
like it offered less than doc.
Douglas shoes at So. SO. Every shoe
guaranteed.
s1.25 wrappers at Soc.
For crockery and Groceries call on
US.
= Are you thirsty? If so call at our
fountain. w. G.. Alvin. 2o
Mrs. M. Mullen and daughter, Miss
Birdie, reached home Saturday from
Notre Dame, Ind.
George Schmidt has taken position
as bookkeeper and stenographer for
Cuddy & Cavanaugh.
VIM. G. Frank, cashier of the State
Bank of Springfield, was in the city
on business Monday.
Isidore Heinen and wife were among
the excursionists who came down from
Minneapolis Sunday.
Mrs. o. M. Olsen and daughter,
Addie, are expected to return today
from Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Max Hanft of Winthrop, has
been in the city since Friday as the
guest of Mrs. F. W. Johnson.
Miss Bertha Schmidt returned last
Wednesday from visit of about two
months with relatives in Chicago.
| Alfred Schlumpberger and family of
Clements, were the guests of New Ulm
relatives several days last week.
Miss Edith Schmidt came home Fri
day from Winona, where she has been
attending the state normal school.
The ST. Joseph and St. Elizabeth
societies will give a big picnic in Gaze
Gillian Park on the Fourth of July.
DR.. L. G. Bell has moved his dental
Office into the Olsen block, the apart
ments formerly occupied by DR.. p. W.
Bayley.
New Ulm and Hanska will play a
return game at the latter place on the
Fourth of July. The contest will be
for a purse of 1926.
| Dwight Mowery returned home last
Wednesday from Carleton college and
on Monday left for Grafton, N. D..
where he will preach during the
summer months.
Evan merchants have organized 8
state bank with a capital of $4,000
and the institution will open for bust
ness early next month. r. A. Reunit;
of Sleepy Eye, is the cashier.
| Andrew J.. Eckstein and wife wer.
passengers for Winona Monday after
noon. They went down to attend thu
annual convention of the Minnesot;
State Pharmaceutical association.
Are you thirsty? If so call at GU
fountain. w. G.. Alvin. 2
DR.. and Mrs. r. j. O'Donnell AM
Miss Charlotte Silverson were t.
, leave Cincinnati Sunday for St. Louis
Mo. They will spend a week at tn
worlds fair before returning to Ne
Ulm.
: Robt. Fesenmaier has an appropriate
/ Fourth of July display in the sho
/ window Of his hardware store. Variou
articles of hardware have been brougl
into use to make a very presentab
; cannon.
l Adjutant General 3. d. Libbey he
been notified that the Minnesota nation
+ al guard will receive the sum
4 S21, 942, as it's share of the nations
n appropriation under the provisions
the Dick bill.
r. Rev. Albrecht, G.. Renner and wi
duOt U1lS NIlOOOo coHl1 111O1CSAu o1
) Lunita Palmer came over from Fai
fax Friday evening to attend Il
= commencement exercises at DR.. Mart
Luther college.
,e Chas. NJ. Semans of Springfield,
being mentioned as a possible cant
date for the republican nomination f
: judge of probate. He was before t
primaries two years ago as a cane
: date for sheriff.
Cards are out announcing the me-
IS riage of Attorney VIM. G. Owens
O. Walnut Grove, a former Sleepy p
III boy, to Miss Florence Cheshire
oh Walnut Grove. The wedding will {
cur next Wednesday,.
is Herman Helm will leave Friday
y Philadelphia, Pa. to represent
d, New Ulm Turnverein at the ami
ne meeting of the North American Turl