New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-08-30

4 LosT-A gold druggists pin, (mortal
and pestlel on Sunday, between 4tI
North Minnesota and State streets. Re.
turn to this Office and receive reward.
The Misses Gladys Hopkins of Fair.
fax, and Evelyn Hopkins of Seattle
Wash. were guests at the home Of
Miss Olivia schapekahm few days
last week. The two young ladies went
up to Fairfax Saturday for short
!. visit.
Chas. Stuebe, Sr. is having his
dwelling house on German street
i frightened with few new coats OF
paint. Archie Alvin, the painter, is
doing the work. He will also apply a
number of coats of paint to the barn
and other outhouses.
Mrs. Theresa Diepolder, mother OF
Mrs. John Dengler, celebrated her
18th birthday anniversary at the home
of her daughter on North Minnesota
street Saturday afternoon. Several
ladies were present at the occasion.
/ The Lamberton Star says that the
firm of Koenig and Reynolds their
local cement firm, have a couple of ex-
pert sidewalk men from this city with
them and that they have put fine
walk about the public school building.
Chas. P. Stengel has installed an
electrical piano in his saloon on
Minnesota street. It is a large, we'll
finished piece of furniture and is an
attraction and addition to any place
of this kind. This is the second one of
| its kind in the city. 81
| F. c. Lehman ofsgracI was in the
city Monday distriHl ,si hand bills
and working up thH inter@t in the
coming Firemen's rnjaat Tracy
The Cosmopolitan Carnival company
will show there during the days of the
celebration beginning Sept. 18th.
/ Paul Baer, who for a number Of
years was employed in Theodore
Mueller's cigar factory, left las
| Wednesday afternoon for Melrose
Mimi, to accept similar position. T.
the location is found favorable Mr.
Baer will move his family to thatplace
| John Mullen was arrested Thurs
day and arraigned before Justice
Henningsen the same day. The charge
brought against him was vagrancy
A fine of $500 and costs was give1
him, but being unable to pay it HI
was sent to the county jail for 5 days
The first two cases of appendiciti
that have occurred for some months
were reported at ST. Alexander hospi
tai one day last week, when Leonard
Mol, a resident of the DakOtas an(
| A. S. Dorm, prominent farmer o
Brighton township were taken i'll will
the disease.
A private dance has been arranged
by the younger ladies of the Hermann
Sisters for this evening at the picnic
grounds on Hermann Heights. Music
will be furnished by an orchestra from
the Second Regiment band and goot
time is assured to those invited.
George T. Smith, inventor of tht
''Elite Flour Purifer,'' has been send
ing several hundred packages O.
sample flour from the New Ulm Roller
mill to the millers of the state. Tn,
flour sent is the product after running
through his machine and possesses al
the properties Of high grade flour
4 Otto Zschunke, who has been in tn
employment of Ochs Bros. store on tn
opposite side of the street for severa
months past has resigned and accept
ed position as clerk in the new stor
of George Hauenstein. Mr.. Zschunk
is a truthworth young man and we hop
to see him succeed.
Next Saturday afternoon at 4:3
the special excursion to the carniva
at St. James, bearing the Second
Regiment band and large crowd O
New Ulm people will leave here ovel
the M. &. St. L. The low rate of 81
cents has heen secured for the rount
trip. Join the jolly excurionists.
The past rains have added greatl
to the appearance of the lawns in tn
city. For while it seemed as if b,
: fall our lawns were to look like
stubble field with not even as much a
some obnoxious weed growing on them
but finer appearing lawns than we hav
; at present could not be wished for.
If there is any person in this cit
who is of the opinion that alcoho
burning on the hand will not produc
: blisters of the worst kind, they hav
/ only to ask Capt. Steinhauser. Il
has practical demonstration of it