New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-05
Garden seeds and flower seeds at
Eckstein's Drug Store. Is

Garden seeds and Hover seeds at |
Eckstein' Drug Store. Is
Miss Ida Sporting Of ST. James spent
Sunday with her parents.
Z The spring term at Dr. NJ. Luther
college began March 30th.
Miss Carrie Friedman has finished
her school work near Springfield and
has returned to her home in this city.
Prof. } sehaller preached in ST.
Paul last Sunday the occasion being
the dedication Of a new pipe organ
which came from the factory of Vogel-
.pohl & Spaeth of this city.
Rev. Theo. Schlueter of Courtland
has been called to a professorship at
the Theological Seminary, Spring
field, III. Rev. schlueter accepted the
call and will leave in the near future
for his new field of activity.
The German Methodist conference
for Southern Minnesota is in session
at Mankato. 1t convened yesterday
morning and will be in session until
Thursday noon. Rev. c. II. Sauter
OF this city will preach the sermon to-
might before the conference.
Mrs. w. A. Appellate and son of
this city left Saturday for Nevada,
iowa their former home where she will
visit for a short time before leaving
for the Pacific coast for the summer.
Mrs. Apologize will reside at Everett,
Washington during the summer
months.
Doctors Nelson and Johnson of
Dawson, MINI. were in the city a few
days last week. The doctors are in
terested in mining stock at British
fGolumbia and came here in the interest
of their mines. Mr.. Jos. A. Eckstein
OF this city is one Of the directors of
the company.
The seeds bought of Andrew j.
Eckstein are OF first grade and can be
depended upon.
Chris Arveson and his partner MIR.
Hanson Of Sleepy Eye, were in the city
Thursday and Friday looking over
the prospects of getting some cement
walk work here. They came to the
conclusion that the price paid for that
work in this city was too low and they
will keep out.
Miss Addie Olsen entertained at
whist in honor Of Miss Florence Hirsch
Thursday evening at her home on
south Broadwa,y Miss Antoinette#
Crone and Richard Higgs won the
head prizes and Miss Lulu Doehne
and Fred a Alexander were awarded
the BOBBY prizes.
Latest sheet music at Mrs. r.
Hellriegel's, sos Center street.
47th annual convention of Sunday
Schools. It's held this year in the
lefty of Owatonna on April 25, rs and
p and will be addressed by some of
the best speakers in the state. This
city is included in the district em-
braced by the association.
/ An entertainment will be given in
the Turner hall gymnasium Saturday
#evening April 9Th. Sourkraut will be
greater part of the evening. A small
admission fee of 80 cents will be charg-
ed. EVERYBODY is cordially invited to
attend, a good time is assured.
! Probate Judge S. A. George con-
j Quoted another examination for in
sanity Saturday afternoon. This is
/ the third in one week. The man Halvor
1 Thormodson by name was brought up
/ from Hanska by Sheriff Julius and
i DIR. Wood and judged insane and was
taken to the insane asylum in the
afternoon.
i Pope and Howard began shipping
4 their 2400 head of sheep to eastern
. points for marketing the first Of this
. week. This will be the last lot fed here
{ this season and preparations will be
/ made Immediately for the fall lots.
The manure is now being hauled away
4 by farmers to be.used as a fertilizer
. for meadows and corn lands.
s. The weather report for the month Of
s March as given by Observer Eckstein
q shows only six clear days, sixteen
cloudy and nine party cloudy. There
was a little more than two inches Of
q snow fall and about the same amount
!. of rain. The thermometer got dowr
s as low as So degrees above zero an6
I reached the high point of So degrees
I Wall paper Sc per role at Louis
III. Buenger.
8 A change in the clerking force of j
F.. Neumann's department store has
. been inaugurated this week. Through
: the resignation of Herman Scheman
! John Brey, head clerk in the grocery
!. department has been advanced to fl
8 the vacancy and George Gieseke
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