New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-09
cRONE BROS. SPECIALS.

CRONE BROS. SPECIALS.
New spring garments for ladies,
misses and children are in. Suits,
skirts, silk coats, rain coats, raglans.
Every garment is Of the celebrated
Percival B. Palmer make-that's a
guarantee in itself.
We're Offering flannel waists at sur
prisingly. low prices. Come see them.
Our $3.50, 1915, $500 and s4.50
skirts are going fast. Better get in
line and help yourself to one Of them
at these low prices.
An "Elite Petticoat' will cause your
skirt to hang ssjust so.' They're cut
right-they fit right-no bullying at
the hips. $3.50 up.
We have recently received an as
sortment of table linen that will bear
close inspection. Prices from SOC
yard up.
If you must make your own wearing
apparel make it according to the New
Idea Patterns. They're the best and
most simple patterns on earth. Price,
any pattern, Zoe. CRONE BROS.
Sioux Lodge, No. 1O1, K. of p, will
give it's invitation ball at Turner Hall
Friday evening. The dancing party
will be distinct social event, some
two hundred invitations having been
issued.
At a meeting of the Lutheran school
board Monday evening steps We're
taken to provide the school with a
library. The board possesses the
nucleus for a fund and will receive
subscriptions.
Albin Carlson left yesterday for
Chicago to inform himself as to cloth
ing styles and order his spring and
summer stock. During his absence
Ed. Carlson of Hanska, will have
charge of the store.
Albert Stindt of New Ulm, student
of the DR.. Martin Luther College, will
have charge of the parochial schools
for some time, as Rev Ritz has been
somewhat indisposed the last week or
two. inthrop News.
Harry Burnhardt, the great German
comedian, will sing all of the popular
English songs of the day in the Ger
man language during the engagement
Of the Olympia Stock company at the
New Ulm opera house. The company
opens tomorrow evening.
a Hanska residents will form a citizen S
telephone company, establishing an
exchange in the village and running
several rural lines into the adjoining
country. The organization will be per-
fected at meeting tonight.
Brown and Nicollet counties were
the first to report the collections of the
March settlement to the state auditor
Auditor Vogel sent in his report Wed.
nesday and Auditor Freeman com.
pleted his abstract the same day.
New machinery is to be installed il
| the plant of the Sleepy Eye Milling
company, according to the Dispatch
of that place. When the improve
ments are completed the mill will have
a capacity Of $500 barrels daily.
I During the coming summer the Mime
sofa Central Telephone company viii
string another wire between this place
and Sleepy Eye. It will be used fo]
through business, while the one now il
place will handle the rural connections
r. Pfefferle and B. Marschner ar,
the delegates from Hecker Post, G. A
r., to attend the state encampment a
ST. Paul next Tuesday and Wednes
: day. It is likely that Jacob Klossner
Jr., commander of the post, will alst
attend.
The March term of the Beltram
county district court will convene a
Bemidji next Tuesday. One Of tn
cases to come up is that against Chas
P. Stengel of this city, and Juliu
+ Berndt, Jr., has been summoned t,
: testify before the grand jury.
The Gibbon Gazette says: "Thepost
Office at New Ulm is now open 48 hour
day. We bet some of our citizen
: would appreciate it if the Gibbon post
office were" It is possible that Edito
2 Clasen has visited this place and see
2 1.-TWO moons rise Ger the city
: Company A was inspected in quar-
tiers last Wednesday night by Maio
; Nick Nicholson Of Austin, command
e ing the third battalion of the Secon
5 Regiment. Adiutant General e. D
| Libbeysof st. Paul, was also preser
!, and after inspection officers sehoo
was held.
House and Lot For Sale.
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