New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-11

| Frank Peters employed at various
times on tae Post and News in this
city as a compositor left for Mime
apolis Thursday to accept similar
position in one of the offices of that
city made vacant by the present print
er's strike.
Adolph Bier5aum who until recently
has been bookkeeper for F. H. Retz-
latf has accepted a position with the
New Ulm Rural Telephone Co., and is
engaged in assisting in putting in the
local company's exchange over j. F.
Neumann's store.
The Eastern Star ladies are arrang-
ing for halloween party to be given
in the Masonic hall on the last night
IN this month. Something elaborate
is being planned for and the ladies are
confident they will make the evening
one to be enjoyed.
Editor Green of the News was present
at the Hutchinson anniversary of the
Indian troubles last week and has an
interesting article in his last paper in
regard to the celebration. Hutchinson.
like New Ulm suffered somewhat at the
hands of the red men.
Elmer Setter travelling for Winona
house, was in the city Sunday the guest
of his parents. His territory only ex-
tends as far west as Mankato at present
but he expects to get it extended to
Tracy in the near future and he will
then be home oftener.
You can please your family best by
having telephone in your house.
Order one now and get your name in
the new directory of the Minnesota
| Central.
DR.. J. L. Schoch and W. F. Gieseke
made visit to Morton in the large
Maxwell automobile belonging to Mr..
Gieseke. This method of making the
trip is quicker and better than going
by the railroad with the connections
that are offered at Winthrop.
A tramp hanging about the black.
smith shop of W. H. Ortwein in Sleepy
Eye one day last week siezed an oppor.
tunity when Mr.. Ortwein was out of the
shop to steal his watch from his ves1
which was hanging in the shop. The
tramp has not been apprehended.
The sale of the billiard hall fixtures
that was to have been made last weel
did not materialize and the centrac
was not held to by the owners. Mr.
Nelson was unable to realize on some
property he was intending to sell ant
the equipment is still on the market
! DR.. O. G. Stricken read paper or
; Subphrenic abscess before the Academ,
, Of Medicine in St. Paul last Wednes
, day. The doctor is competent to trea
} on that subject having recently put OF
b the market a treatise on the subiec
covering more than 100 pages of close
ly set matter.
, WANTED, COMPOSITORS-S1S per wk.
nOn-uniOn. Permanent position t.
competent men in St. Paul. Apply a
once. St. Paul Typothetae, Ger. Am
? Blk. Bldg. AZ
Rev. e. N. Schmuck and wife leav
today for Illinois where they viii
visit for two weeks with Mr.. Schmuck'
parents, During the time they ar
absent from the city there will be n,
services in the Episcopal church. Mr.
Schmuck desires to announce this fac
5 for the coming two Sundays.
, At a recent meeting of the merchant
of the city, in one of their councils,
was agreed that they would do ava
with all classes of advertising such a
programs, telephone directories an,
: most of the schemes for advertising
7 outside OF newspapers and posters. T.
} make the matter as effective as posi-
t|ble committee on advertising wa
! appointed and all such matters vii
be referred to this committee, whic
, has the power to say whether or nc
1t is worth the attention of the mel
chants. Thus the merchant is relieve
from the necessity of having to refus
the applicant directly.
Pianos, organs and sewing machin
:, sold on installm1ent plan on MONTH