New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-03-22

the employement of thr American E.x-
press Go. for some time here, but who
IS now attending school at Mankato
spent Sunday with his parents near
this city.
g. w. Athey Of Redwood Falls and
district agent of the Interstate Acci-
dent Insurance Company VAS IN the
city on business last week. IN 81. Athey
comments upon the increasing number.
OF policy holders.
Louis Buenger returned from Mime
apolis Sunday. While at that city
Mr.. Buenger purchased an eighteen
horse power e rambler automobile.
The machine which is a two-seated one
will be shipped here tomorrow.
Mathew Siebenbrunner is erecting
new blacksmith shop on the property
adjoining his saloon on South Mime
sofa street. Mr.. John Siebenbrunner
is to take charge Of the shop after its
completion which will be in short
time.
Ochs & Baer have purchased the
buildings on corner of Minnesota and
Center street frofn-B ernhard Reinhart,
and will remove them to the rear lots
of their hardware store this week. The
buildings will be used as storage.
rooms.
Mrs. o. Stricken and Mrs = c..
Rothen berg left for Minneapolis Mon
day and will attend the annual gradu-
alton exercises ofthe State Agricul-
tural school today. Miss Lulu Decline
being a member Of the graduating
class.
The card party given by the ladies,
of the Turnverein Sund ay evening
proved successful. Head prizes went
to Mrs. Chas. Stengel and Ernst
Wicherske; BOBBY prizes to Mrs. j :
p Graft and Edwin LeiboId. The lone
hand prize being given to Mrs. Frank
Burg.
Last thursday morning Embrlk
Hanson closed a deal whereby he be-
came the owner of the building occu-
pied by the Standard. The property
was owned by Mrs. Henle of New Ulm,
and Mr.. Hanson traded a couple of
residence lots in on the deal. Fairfax
Standard.
Resolved that single life is more
Iofsa pleasure to mankind than married
life, 8 was the question which was up
for discussion at the debate held in
the Albreeht school in Lafayette, Fri
day evening. The bachelors of the
Ineig hborhood defeated theiropponents
in the question.
Harry Hanro, young gentleman
from Minneapolis was in the city last
week, endeavoring to put on play
with the local talent here Mr.. Hannc
has been successful in places around
here and expects to return in a short
time to arrange for one of his pro.
] ductions on the stage.
Night police, Joseph Tauer ane
/ Joseph Weisenborn have been enter.
tanned by a half a dozen so-calle6
shoboes. the past few nights. These
nocturnal visitors are again prowline
lover the country in search of food and
drink and had the courage to ask ou1
force for nights lodging in the city s
up-te-date hotels.
Ned Potter is a guest at the county
Ijail, having been brought to this city
from Springfield, where he is alleged
to have stolen money from the cash
register to the amount Of 81. He was
unable to get bail and will have tc
await the next session Of the district
Icourt. Hesis a young man under age,
and is said to have been an inveterate
reader Of novels
| There seems to be a grocery war on
in Springfield as is indicated by the
price of sugar. One concern in that
city is advertising twenty five pounds
of sugar for ST. 90, under certain con
ditions. This is said to be one. of the
results of the telephone war that is on
there. How the merchants can live
and do business on that basis is more
than many wise men are able to figure
out.
Chief Of Police Adolph Klause, was
notified by the city authorities of ST,
1 James to be on the lookout for a Negro
who had escaped from the county jail
Hast week in which he has been serving
a sentence for some Depreciation The
negro according to description given
has been seen in this city, but up tic
/" the present time his whereabouts have
not been ascertained.
Thomas Lukyn of the firm, Burgess
& Lukyn, dealers in imported horses
at Mankato, was in the city last week,
Iclosing a deal with the Brighton far
mers for asBelgian horse which he sold
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