New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-25
With the first Sunday in November


services in the Lutheran church will
begin at 1920 instead of 10 a. m.
G. A. Ottoneyer has arranged for a
special sale in some ofthe leading
necessities of life which sale is to take
place on Monday and Tuesday the last
days of this month. His ad. in this
issue is Of more than ordinary interest.
Read it.
The ladies of the guild of the Epis-
copal church are planning to give
reception to Rev. and Mrs. E.. N.
Schmuck at the home of M. A. Bing-
ham on Monday evening, Oct. Both, to
which all the friends of the young pas
tor and his wife are cordially invited.
The "Misfts" football team of the
High school played a tie game with the
Sleepy Eye team in Sleepy Eye Satur-
day afternoon October p. The boys
are very proud over the fact as it was
the first time they have challenged an
outside team and the Sleepy Eye team
was very much heavier.
Frank Baltrusch who has spent the
past two weeks with his parents in this
city left for the east Thursday. He
i visited his sister in Mankato and from
there will go to Chicago and then to
New York taking passage on a steamer
there for Cuba, which he will visit be-
fore going to his home in Ell Orc,
Mexico.
M. j. Tully, representing the Inter-
State Accident and Relief association
of New Ulm, has been in St. Peter this
week soliciting business for his COM
pany and has met with good success.
The New Ulm concern is probably the
n most successful ever organized in the
h state and it writes a very liberal
policy.
c Prof. Albert Myer, the occulist was
y in the city Saturday and Monday to
care tor his numerous customers. He
@ had very successful engagement this
Il trip and his work is giving the best Of
,. satisfaction. He handles the Vici Eye
Glass, one of the best make. He will
II make regular trips to this city during
= the winter. .
Cutting and Current, football play.
ers, did excellent work on the field
: against the Iowa team Saturday. A
report of that game has Cuttings name
in every paragraph. Joe puts his farm
training to good use. If his work in
. the university is equal to that he is
u doing on the gridiron he is to be high
ly complimented and Brown county
has reason to be proud of him.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith, who
% have been visiting in Sleepy Eye and
Essig for the past week, stopped for a
short time in this city Friday after
70 noon and visited few of their friends
J They were on their way home to Min
10 nesota City where Mr.. Smith is
u operator at the station. He held like
position at Essig several years age
u and during the time was correspondent
10 for the review.
'e Senator Somerville who has fol
- years owned farm property in this
county has finally had it insured il
IS the Stark Farmers Insurance Company
st This is an item of news highly crafty
"a ing to the members of that cOmpan,
re and also to the company's efficien
Mt secretary, John Cutting. The senate
will now be eligible to vote at the an
J. nual meetings and hobnob with hi
IS fellow farmers.
a. Dieter Bros. with their vaudevill
is and illustrated song entertainment az
~ peared at the opera house in this cit
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday even
e, ings' and gave general satisfaction
It, They have good show. Better tina
IN the average of that class of produe
e- tons, but the fact that this city ha
ir been surfeited with entertainments TO
the past month caused them to hav
Ct small audiences. Their entertainer
lie is worthy Of good patronage.
Ill John Holm, an old and we'll know
r. resident of the county died on Sunda
ne at his home in Leavenworth. Th
funeral was held on Tuesday last {
ma the Leavenworth church. Mr.. Holl
a. was born in Germany, seventy-or
nd years ago. In 1866 he came to Amer
i'll ca and one year later he settled on tn
cir farm in Leavenworth where he live
until his death. Four children surviy
W. him, Joseph and Michael Holm, Mr.
,er M. Hurias of Leavenworth and Mr.
ov Lizzie Koehler of Lucan.
he The New Ulm merchants have take
thy a sensible step, and one in the rigl
lid direction at that, when by mutu
agreement they recently decided to u
of only the local newspapers for adve
~, Using purposes in the future. Eventua
of ~ all business men must come to t