New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
CRONE BROS. SPECIALS.

CRONE BROS. SPECIALS.
Come in and see our fine assortment
of Red Seal Ginghams and warm
weather dress goods. 1t will do your
eyes good.
New suitings are in and ready for
inspection. Entirely new patterns.
them.
Elite black petticoats are the best
in fit, style, quality. Prices $l.00 up.
pretty patterns has arrived, and we're
selling them as cheaply as ever not
withstanding the advance in prices of
cotton goods.
We are selling our remaining Fur
lined Coats at cost. Take advantage
Of this opportunity. You may want
one next year-buy it now.
Our guaranteed buckskin underwear
is the best safeguard for rheumatic
people. Wear it and you'll be sur
prised at the result.
\ We guarantee that our "Veribest'
Brand Of Sugar-cured Hams and Ba-
con are first in quality and flavor.
Stuebe's Model Meat Market 5-tf
F. H. Behnke departed Sunday for
Crookston, to be present at the annual
convention of the General Merchants
and Retail Grocers' association. The
convention has been in session since
Monday and will close today.
Lieut.. Albert Pfaender, Sergt. Ed
Juni and the Misses Lily Juni and
Alice Pfetferle attended the military
ball in Springfield Friday night, given
by the Springfield section of Company
A. The hall was handsomely decorated
and the militiamen made their ball a
brilliant affair.
AS stated in the Review some weeks
ago the William Bierbauer brewery of
Mankato, has ordered one of the hop
havoring machines invented by Otto
Schell of this city. They have placed
their order with the manufacturers, A.
Magnus & Sons of Chicago.
A six-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schlikau of Clements, died
Sunday morning. The remains were
brought to this city the following day
and the funeral occurred yesterday
afternoon from the Lutheran church.
City Attorney J. A. Eckstein and
several members Of the council intend
to go to St. Paul this morning to at.
70 nf l,n nf q
Municipal and Commercial League
Attorney Eckstein is one of the speak
erS.
Sunday was St. Valentines day ant
many young people received loving
tokens. Among the others distribu
ted, however, were a few comic hor
rors, although the practice of sending
the latter has fallen into disrepute dur
ing late years.
John II. Forster went to Minneapoli
yesterday morning to attend the annua
convention of the Minnesota Funera
Directors association. The society i
holding it's meetings at the Universit
of Minnesota and will not adjour
until Friday.
| P. A. Gunders, assistant state ban
examiner, reached New Ulm Monda
and has since been Investigating tn
books of the local banks, after whic
he will visit the offices of County Aud
tor L. G. Vogel and County Treasure
John Schneider.
John Cuddy, Of the firm of Cuddy .
Cavanaugh, reached New Ulm Frida
morning from Redfeld, S. D. Mrs
Cuddy is visiting with relatives {
Redwood Falls, but is expected
arrive this week, when they will IT
sumo housekeeping.
Jacob Klossner, Jr., journied t
Winthrop Thursday afternoon on bu!
mess connected with the First Nation
al bank Of that place, of which he
president. The bank is now occup,
ing its own building, which was con
pleted two weeks ago.
In spite Of the cold weather Satu
day evening there was a good a
= tendance at the masquerade ball give
y by the Second Regiment band in tt
; New Ulm opera house. The COSTUME
were good and those present derive
no end Of enjoyment from the affair.
Albin Carlson of this city, has lease
" his new hostelry at Hanska, known
. the Hotel Hanska, to Thos. P. Sein
Son of St. James. The house b
twenty-five rooms and is a big il
't provement for the Brown coun
e village. 1t was opened to the publ
>. Friday.
+ (*We exercise the greatest care in
e Letting, curing and smoking our sVe
best'' Brand of Sugar Hams a.
Bacon. One trial will convince v
. that they cannot be excelled. Stuebt
s.. ModelMeat Market. ll8 N.Minn. st.