New Ulm review., 1905-03-01
Wilbert E. Doty was up from Court
land Wednesday.

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Otto Melges, of Springfield in visit
ing with friends here.
Peter w. Heinen of Cemfrey was in
the city over Sunday
Eastern Star will give card social
Thursday evening at the Masonic hall.
Miss Myrtle Won Hagen of Sleepy
Eye was the guest of Miss Lucy Mueller
Monday.
Hon. S. D. Peterson was in the city
over Sunday and spent the Gay with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Current Of Mil
ford are the happy parents OF a son
born last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Williams of
Cambria, were presented with baby
boy last Wednesday.
Attorney A. w. Mueller of Wabasso
was in the city Saturday returning to
his home Monday morning.
Miss Bogen has received a new line
of linens and hardanger cloth suitable
for shirtWaists and suits. 9-tf
The infant child of Jens c.. Knutsen
of Courtland, died last Wednesday
morning of bronchial pneumonia.
Dances at the Star hall and the
Opera house Sunday evening attracted
large numbers of the young people.
F. H. Retzlaff is busily engaged in
purchasing heavy work horses for
disposal to parties in North Dakota.
|. M. Olson of Sleepy Eye, was in
the city Thursday to attend to some
legal business before the Judge of pro-
bate.
Conrad Voges. a former resident of
this city, now of Minneapolis was visit
ing relatives and friends d few days
here last week.
| DR., J. P. Graft has made arrange
ments to be in Sleepy Eye every
Saturday hereafter, in the interest of
his profession.
Miss Anna Peterson, late of the force
of stenographers at the Eagle mill,
has left that institution and is at her
nome near Evan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Dorm celebrated
their wooden wedding anniversary at
|'their home ION South Jefferson street
Saturday evening.
Carlson Bros. villa move what re
mains of Sneir stock ofclothing to Han
ska where it will be merged with taae
stock they have there
NJ. J. Gould, trainmaster of the M
& st. l.. railroad offDes Moines, IA.
was in She city Tuesday on business
connected with the road.
The infant child of Gerhard Niemanr
on North Broadway, died Thursday
Internent was made at the Catholic
cemetery the following day.
Dr. E. G. Bayley of Sleepy Eye, was
in thescity Friday aand left with tat
other members of Gen. Bobleter's
staff fOr ST. Paullthe same aftem 0on
| The@small boy aai his marbles rs ONT
of the street scenes which are apecom
ing quite frequent. and it is a sure in
dication that spring is at least son the
way.
The dance at Sehell's hall, given by
members of the Second regiment banc
on Wednesday evening of Last weel
was well attended and is said to have
been a very enjoyable affair.
Ludwig Schlu1npberger, waso hat
been zn the employment Of n B. Neu
mannas wagon maker, will now devote
his entire time to selling stock fsr tn,
Jewell Nursery Co. of Lake City.
| Miss Krock and Mr.. Chas. M3ook
walter ahave been engaged by taeS!sagl
| Milling Co. to fill ale position z.nad'
vacant sby the resignation Of Mis-
Emma Tyrrell and Miss Anna Peterson
| In giving the names of those VIII,
attended the schooleof instruction fo
the 0. E. s., at Saaborn last week
the name sof Mrs Harriet Schmidt wa
overlooked. 1t shonld have tbeel
included
The telephone exchange in this 4t;it
nas pat out a new directory which in
cludes all the new phanes that wer
pnt in during the past few weeks. Th
directories will be given to all usen
of the phones
| Gen. Bobleter and his staff were tls
guests of Governor Johnson at tih
capitol Saturday. Capt. Hoidale
I Capt. Eekstein and Capt. Bayley il
full uRiform, with the general wen
from this city.
! Otto Schreyer of the town OF Milfort
has had several sheep killed by dog
recently. Dog-killlng sheep shoult
be shot at once, for they are the great
est menace a farmer has in countr,
1 where there are no wolses