New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-05

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hearty laugh at the Brintons show at
1.-The New Ulm opera house, April s. rs
and s. They have some of the most
langhable pictures ever made.
Fred Grebe, the new plumber Of this
lefty has been remodeling the shops
formerly occupied by Cnddy s. Cavani-
augh. He has also purchased a. new
wagon Of which he can be proud Of.
Members of the J &. D. club gave a.
/ farewell foot at Hetlinger' saloon.
i last week. Mr.. Hetlinger has made
i all arrangements to enter business at
Buff alo Lake after the 18th Of this.
month.
Assortment of Edison Machines and
150 records received at Andrew j.
Eckstein. They are astly superior to.
j all other makes.
Tuesday March 18th was a day of
births. Many celebrations of the natal
day were held IN this city. It is
4 seldom found that six or seven birth
i day annivers aries are celebrated at
lone time.
John T. Cuddy Of the firm of Cnddy
j & Cayanaugh and Albert Schneider
are at Springfield installing a heating
plant in the school house there. The
j work will require about two weeks to
4 finish it.
i Mrs. Haxel; who has been conduct
ing a dress making shop in the Boesch
4 block for the past three months has
. given up her work here and will leave
for st st. Paul where she will reside
i hereafter.
Mrs. Martin Hanson and daughter
Iof Belleplain, Iowa were the guests Of
{. Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm Bellm of this city
Friday. They left for Waseca Satur-
4 day enroute to their home in the Iaw-
8 keye state.
A.sC. Mueller, manager of the Red
4 wood County Telephone Company was
in the. city Thursday on business. Mr..
i Miller attended the meeting Of the New
4 JJlm Telephone Company held that
I afternoon.
The pleasure steamer Alcantara'
d will soon go on a voyage to st. Peter.
. The members of the ]. L. d. club in
tend to leave here on the. steamer en-
Poute for the Nicollet county seat in a
. Eshort time.
In mentioning the names Of those
4 that gave toasts at the bang Of the
& iremen we omitted the name of Chief
IJohn Herzog who gave an interesting
talk on Our City Official and
Couneilmen. 9
I. The building of cement walks has
again begun. Mrs. August Kiesling
8 is having a walk laid on her property
S on Minnesota street. NJ b. Neumann
a has also placed a cement walk, adj
joining his new saloon.
The members of the Methodist church
4 of this city will dedicate the new pipe
organ, which is being manufactured
,Iby Spaeth & Vogelpohl in about four
weeks. A musical program has been
arranged for the evening.
Mrs. Henry Manderfeld Of Bashaw,
I MINI. was examined for insanity
). Thursday before the Probate court
and judged insane. The lady was com.
:. mitted and taken to the ST. Peter
, asy lum by sheriff VIM. Julius.
A. j. Alvin. Herman Held, FREQ
: Peuser, William Stork, Hubert Berg
!. Chas. Lindemann, Adolf Meile ane
: Edgar Small attended the Count,
!, Convention Of the Modern Woodmer
which is held at Sleepy Eye today.
: The first base ball game Of the. sea
! son was played between the second
teams of the high school and the DR.
!. NJ. Z. college, Saturday afternoon OF
the college grounds. The game re
suited in favor of the college boys.
s Word has been received here tina
. Hugo Ross an old New Tim boy who
has been engaged in the milling bust
!, ness at ChickasaW, Indian territor.
: has taken charge Of the southwestern
Office Of the Modern Milling company
A. full assortment of Iron Beds
at IS and upwards at Louis ]
! Buenger.
j, Miss Helen Sontag Of ST. seorg
entertained a great number of he
I friends at euehre at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bungards, Sunda.
evening. An enjoyable time was re
: ported by those present from this city
Frank Kretsch received a valuabl
full blood Percheron horse Saturda;
afternoon from Mankato. The anima
4 which is about five years old is a yer
: fast horse carrying itself with muc
ease and is one that Frank can b
E proud of.
Fishing seems to be the sport 9
many the past few days. It is not a
eel uncommon sight to see anglers with
pretty string of fish passing throug
the streets of late. Otto Trautmille