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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-04
NORTHWESTERN GETS SEVERE JOLT
Five Men Pay Fines Into City Trea-
sury Monday.

Neglect to properly look after one of
the guy wires while they were repair
ing the telephone lines running into
this city over Center street near the
New Ulm Roller mill, got the repair
crew into all kinds of trouble Satur-
day.
1t appears that Chief Klause was
coasting down the hill and failed to
turn out of the way of the wire and it
caught his wheel amid ships injuring
him fore and aft and warping his
dignity from stem to gudgeon. In this
instance he did not feel that it was
necessary for the county attorney to
swear our a warrant for the arrest of
the suspects, but to make sure that he
got the right man had the whole crew
arrested.
Five men appeared before Justice
Henningsen Monday and were each
fined S. and costs making total Of
Sl1.19 or $685. that the crew payed to
the city for being careless or more pro-
perly speaking, because Klause did
not have his eyes open while he was
! scorching Or coasting down hill.
One of the crew in speaking of the
affair said that it was the first time he
had ever been held up and robbed in
broad daylight. He said there was no
need of the arrest of the entire crew, if
there was any fault it lies to the charge
of the foremen whose duty it is to see
that all things are right. He says that
if the officer had been looking he would
have seen the rope as it was of large
size and Klause was able accurately te
describe how it lay when his whee
struck it though at the beginning of thu
inquiry he testified that he could no
see it.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-04
OLD CITIZEN OF COTTONWOOD DIES
John Manderfeld Passes Away at
the Age Of EiShty-one.

Gray with the winters of more than
eighty years and full of the honors of
a life we'll spent, John Manderfeld
passed into the great beyond Sunday
at his home in Cottonwood and will
be buried in the city cemetery this
afternoon under the rites and cere-
monies of the Masonic order of which
he was member. Capt. Albert Stein
hauser will speak at the house.
Mr.. Manderfeld was one of the pio-
neers of this county. He was born in
the village of Manderfeld in Prussia
in the year 1924. He came to America
in 1851 and in 1858 moved to Iowa.
coming from there to the place he
homesteaded in Cottonwood in 1865.
During his life he held the Office of
sheriff of the county and was for a
number of years on the board of county
commissioners, and for quarter of a
century or more has held the office OF
justice of the peace.
His father and mother were both OF
the Manderfeld family and were mar
ried in the village of Manderfeld and
were past ninety years Of age when
they died. There were five brothers ir
the family and but one: Joseph, o.
Mankato, is now living.
John Manderfeld was married ir
1858 to Miss Cecilia Drach and there
were five children, w. W. NJ anderfelt
of Prescott, Arizona: Mrs. Clara Col
Inns and Frank Manderfeld of Wash
! ington, D. c.: Mrs. Minnie Schere1
| of Mankato; and Peter P. Manderfeld
who has been conducting the farm TO-
| the past twenty years.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-04
PROPOSE DAM MINNESOTA
ST. Peter Has Scheme to Make
Artificial Lake.
Would Convert LOwlandS Into
Vast Body of Water.
New Ulm Might Enjoy Greater
Privileges in Same Line.

Some comment has been made in a
number of the exchanges that come to
this office on account of a proposition
that has been made by some of the
enterprising people of our neighbour
ing city of St. Peter to create vast
lake by daming the Minnesota river
near that city.
The proposition as it is outlined is
to create lake and then to prepare
the place for summer resort of
magnitude and variety of attraction
that would draw people to it, and make
the place known for something more
clans.
There is nothing to be said against
the scheme except that town that is
known as a good summer resort is
seldom found to be of much value as
anything else, but there is no doubt
but that lake of the size and beauty
of the one proposed would add to the
attractivenesS of the city as place in
which to live.
In this connection it might be stated
that there has been talk of a like
proposition in this city during the
summer and the project has found
much favor and some day may become
a reality and that is to dam the Cot.
tonwood at point above the Bentzir
mill so as to back the water up to what
is known as "Hunter's Rest" making
lake of large dimensions and O.
great depth.
There is no place in this part of the
state where the scenery is more at
tractive and the appearance OF thu
country wilder than up the vale,
of the Cottonwood. In fact there i
scenery there that will compare favor
ably with that of any part of tn
United States, and it would make
lake with rugged cliffs and projecting
shores such as could be found nowher
else in the state.
There is wild country sufficient il
that neighborhood to afford the mos
ideal. places for summer homes ant
camping sites and as to creating
summer resort, with the lake stocke
with fish and plenty of boats, it coul
be made very alluring.
The idea is not new, for it has bee
talked of all summer by parties VIII
are interested in the welfare Of tn
city and they have even gone SO ia
as to visit the place along the shore
on both sides of the river, plannin
the approximate expense of the enter
prise and estimating who would pOss
bly, be interested in the venture, but S
far nothing has been attempted to re;
lie on the idea.
Then there is another spot that ha
attracted the attention of some of tn
people and many who have bee
visitors in the city this summer an
that is the island on the Minnesota
That spot of land might be made on
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-04

The death of the Times and the re-
newed activity of the Tribune, which
has absorbed the Times gives promise
of morning paper in Minneapolis
and the northwest that will have no
rival. The Tribune is doing its best
and is succeeding in becoming the
leading morning PAPER. Subscribers
of the Times that have changed to the
Tribune will find it so much superior
that they will wonder how they ever
endured the other
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-04

y game of base ball has been ar
ranged between the high school team
and the j. L. D. team, which is to de-
eide the championship of the city The
game is to be played at the fair
grounds on Sunday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-04

Send for our neat little circular tell
ing all about those fine fluffy Rugs made
from your old ingram and brussels
carpets. MPLS. CARPET CLEANING &
RUG FACTORY. 1l2 4th St. N, Minnea-
polls, MINI. 7-1'06
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-04

Will place on sale, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, Children's and
Misses street hats, from 50 cts. up to
S275 MRS. T. THOMAS.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

I HAVE TWO GOOD CUSTOMERS FOR A
1000 residence: Lowry Till or Park ay.
side or equally good section. -,
Also for small modern home, easy payments,
southeast, Prospect Park or st. Anthony Park
Also for new $1,000 house near Lake and
18th 49,. ,.-
Also $4,000 home in Kenwood. -
Also two customers for 81, 800 house inside
Goth av NE.
SIS, 900 modern home any good location.
I have three customers for vacant lots
Harriet and 25th, Lake Of the Isles or Cal
houn park. -,. .....
Have one customer for fat, corner, 120x165
Have customer for $3.50 lot inside 34th st s.,
Chicago and Lyndale. ..,..-.. ..- .....-..,
believe above customers are prospective
buyers not romancers. 81.
e. D. Brown, .-.-
1888 Lumber Exchange. .'f
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GOOD LOT ON ALDRICH Av s. NEAR 33RD,
and cash for $1,000 house.
New modern house, good one, $500 for
$4,000 house.
$4,000 Minnetonka .ottags for 1880 Minneapolis
residence.
Farm near AUSTIN. Minn.,s for city properly;
section Murray county for city property.
Modern $4,000 residence, inside 2sth, for Sc, 900
residence.
Modern $4,000 residence, large lot excellent
location. for 81, 600 to $4,000 residence further
out near university.
Quarter section near Crookston and cash for
good fat corner.
Property on Polk st NE. renting for SAL per
month, for good improved farm go miles out.
q. d. Brown,
Saa Lumber Exchange.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

TENEMENT HOUSE IN MINNEAPOLIS, FOUR
apartments rents for SAL per month; city
water and sewer connections; other improve
ments; will exchange for unimproved land in
Minnesota; price 81, 900.
160 acres Swift county, Mimi, fine improved
farm, good buildings fruit trees. ETC.. $40 per
acre; will exchange for residence, income prop
erty or stock of goods. =,
Fine ranch of $500 acres in Morton county
N. D., good seven-room house, stables and
), sheds. wire-fenced; will exchange for general
merchandise income property, in whole or
part cheap.
Fine 125acre farm, eight miles from Min
neapolis courthouse, highly improved, price
$S5 per acre: will exchange for income prop
erty. National Realty Co., 4O4 Bank of Com
merce Bldg, Minneapolis, Mipn.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Continued.
LEASE AND FURNISHINGS GOOD PAYING
business block, including stores, halls for
lodge meetings, balls etc.. also good paying
unnecessary.
City exptess or transfer line; good paying
business bu, owner has other opportunity; will
sell reasonable If taken at once.
Good livery business In prosperous country
town; this is positively snap.
monument business, only part cash re-
Several other good bargains. See our bar
gain counter Of business chances.
lgo Real Estate and Lund Co.,
OIL w 18th st, st. Paul, Mimi.
FOR sALE-FIvE SHARES OF PREFERRED
stock ut the par value of 800 each in an in
dustrial corporation which owns thousands of
company is gilt-edge and this stock, which ia
about the same as a bond, pays IA per cent.
My only reason for selling Is that need the
money. 3715. Journal
Gated fine residence district; best class peo-
pie; have 400 customers; rent 500, incluG
ing barn; value good fresh stock, $500;
value good fixtures, ~, 900; yearly sales, $50,
Ooo; price, $500 cash; owner has other
business: Strong, Campbell & Co.. 215 New
York Life.
WANTED-srocKso OF GOODS IN EXCHANGE
l. We have for sale interest in we'll
established flour mill; the purchaser may be-
come secretary of company. -
We have all kinds OF exchanges; see US.
| Acme Realty Co.,
S24 Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis.
BOOMING HOUSES.
40 rooms; rent $S5; gas; $500, terms.
II rooms; rent $50; income $50; $500,
s rooms; rent $40; 5000; income $3.50
weekly. 49,.
For other bargains, see Ostby & Co., 1O11
| New York Life, Minneapolis.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE 20 PER CENT
! in a company that is established and doing
business OF .$2U,OOO a year, wants to Ell
| large their working capital; this is guar
! anteed Investment and the strictest in
! yestigation. Bank and mercantile references
| furnished. Investigate this at once. 1856
| Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS

NoTIcE-ALL.MARCH PICTURE SALE: $50
job lot oil paintings, 1920 framed special,
75c; hundreds of new and unclaimed pictures.
frames, oyals, mirrors. We frame pictures
cheap to keep busy. Zesbaugh Picture Frame
Factory and Art Store, IL 9TH st s.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago Denver. Spokane and Pacific
coast points frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write call on the Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co.. t6 Sd 81 8.
PRINTING-1co0 BUSINESS CARDS, $1oo: 1000
Hand BILLS $1.25: 1000 xxx Envelopes $500:
1000 Fine Linen Letter Heads 1918. Send for
Price List. Perry Printing Co., 316 Nicollet,
Minneapolis.
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WANT A PARTNER IN LIGHT MANUFAC.
turing business that has $2,UOU; right away;
this Is no experiment and ii yol haven't got
write; this IS a bonafed business and a money
maker; can give she best OF reference and
you must; am strictly business and have uu
time to explain this business to curiosity seek:
ers; II you huve the money and mean bust
ness answer at once. A. l.. tetterling. Nashua,
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0 Q Q o 0 o o o 0 o
Q FOR SALE
o Eclipse Laundry.
o A. ]. Rich.
o 1912 I'd av s,
o Minneapolis, MINI.
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LET US EARN MONEY FOR YOU,
Lumber and Electric Lights.
First allotment of shares in 80
= keystone Company now offered.
Write for Keystone Journal.
George -Girlin.: & Company.
Az Temple Court, Minneapolis.

$500 MERCHANDISE STOCK IN STAPLES,
800 population; consisting Of boys and some
mems .t cioth1n i few soft wool and straw
shoes, new; also notions ana furnishing goods;
cheap rent; would take small residence in good
town to sl.ooo balance cash or satisfactorily
secured Sec note at per cent: own this stock;
you have , 40 sommission to pay it you deal
good live little southern Minnesota city Of
5000 people, where everything goes; tables
al all Brnns s Bake ollander make and were
all new Nov. 1; monthly receipts $500; price
$Z,OOO II you want this, speak quick; this
will not last.
National Realty Company,
4O4 Bank of Commerce.
BELL1NGHAM, THE RAPIDLY GROWING ME.
advantages and offers rare opportunities for the
establishment of furniture, woodenware, oat
merry, shoe factory, Portland cement factory,
t fra and vegetable cannery, condensed milk
me WHIP s ETC. Now is the right
lngham, Wash. :,
FOR OFT TRADE sl - s1s ACRES OF GOOD HARD.
W Wo.aa iand' not improved, in the famous Park
region or minnesota; three miles from good
town. Tow ciay.lo soil; will trade for merchan-
but will give good trade; or will take clear
1Gwn pE Ea t.n that is well rented H. Il.
HoTE1-A SPLENDID MINNESOTA MONEY.
maker; 40 light bedrooms, fine office, charming
dlnlngrOom modern kitchen, ba tbs, steam hea +
ed, electric lighted; county seat city 1000:
four railroads; yearly business $4,000, net
profits $1,000 year; fine lakes; a strictly
commercial trade; Sunday point; will bear
closest investigations; expenses paid to see it.;
$1,000 cash required. j.. 11s Kasota bldg
wANTED-A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN
with good acquaintance and knowledge of
law to take charge OF the Minneapolis bust
ness OF company doing general surety bust
ness; fair salary and allowance for office
expenses viii be paid to the right man. APP
business experience and references in first let
ter. Address 1921. Minneapolis Journal.
HARDWARE STORE IN GOOD LOCATION.
s,..t 80 49,, PRICE $4,000. :
General merchandise in good town, price
- Elevator and implement business, price
3d. 500. t,N~~
Several hotels, all for sale or trade. in
Corey, FOL Northwestern Building.
MERCHANDISE sToCKs-wHY PAY COMMITS.
lion TO agencies to advertise your business for
sale! we sell your stock to the public, who
DDS; they never fail. Hundreds of refer
ences; eighteen years experience; business
confidential. The w. D. Gordon Co., expert
merchandise auctioneers, S25 GUARANTY BUILD
ing, Minneapolis, MINI.
OWING TO EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
offered advertiser. am in a position to close
out to an immediate buyer for cash and at big
sacrifice, MY paving established business; a
quainted in this city and nearby territory; will
bear strictest investigation. Western Auto
matte Machine Co., 200 Boston block, Mnnet
o o o Q o o o % o 0
Q FOR SALE o
Eclipse Laundry o
A. J. Rich o
o 1912 I'd av s., o
Minneapolis, MINI. O
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

Continued.
o o o o o % o o % o. o o
70 F EtsBs i G 2a2
6O-acre fruit farm in southern Cali
fornia. A most magnificent property.
away from the mountains of ice and
TO where the ever balmy breezes blow
1t Is located in the big simi Valley, the
Where people usually VI i've We century.
Thirty.two miles from Los, Angeles, 10
miles from chatsworth. and only three
depot on the coast line 8. P. R. R. The
SOIL is a decomposed granite. sandy
deep loose easily
culiar qualities SO essential to the growth
of all kinds Of fruits in the highest state
Of perfection. There are 500 famous Mis-
sion olive trees, 1000 orune trees, 5000
peach, different varieties; 900 apricot 900
SHELLY in addition to 500 orange, lemon,
and plum trees. All ID years old and
in full bearing. and at this writing are
Ss os hss an1 tn eaSsy r W
Income per annum is $4,000. No irriga-
tlon is needed. Even the perennial droughts
has been brought up to its choicest state
of perfection, during the driest seasons
known to this climate, and at this writing
the orchard Is marvel of beauty and
the foliage of the trees is of the richest .
green, There Is a seven-room hard finish
cottage. A story and a half barn contain
Ing fruttrooms and sleeping rooms for help.
There Is a. broad driveway bordered by
large eucalyptus trees. The view from this
point Is superb, and takes in the entire
valley. 1T is paradise. a 1ream-land.
No scale, smut Or insects infest this Or
chard, and no spraying or smudgiDg Is
necessary. Los Angeles avenue passes d. a
rect!y in front of the ranch and the avenue
Is the main travelled road. Within two
miles of this ranch is located one of the
large resort hotels Of southern California.
Here your eastern friends find an enjoy
} able and highly. satisfactory hostelry for
either health or pleasure. It is not only a
located homes In the Golden state. It is
In every way exceptionally elegant, and
was set out and cared for until very re-
Gently by an expert and enthusiast in fruit
culture: TIE present owner being u lady,
and having interests elsewhere she can
not occupy the property and give it the
attention 1t requires, and therefore de-
sires to Re relieved OF the care of the
place and will consider an exchange for
property elsewhere. The price of this most
magn1f1cent and elegant property is only
$3O,O0O.~ Call or write today. " .-
E. F. Lambert,
1923 Guaranty Loan Bldg,
, Minneapolis.
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u
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OWING TO EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
offered advertiser. am in a position to close
out to an immediate buyer for cash and at big
saGr1hce MY paving established business; a
Suanted in tts e com to ANY ye man
bear strictest Investigation Western Auto
matte Machine Co., 300 Boston block, Minnet
apolis, MINI. $50
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o o o % o o o o o o o
. M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY. Q
o For Rent. o
o Minnetonka Beach frst-class cottage of o
D eleven rooms, situated on one of the most o
o delightful points of whole lake; stands on o
o corner facing Lafayette clubhouse; beau o
o tiful grounds extending to shore; cottage o
0 has seven sleeping rooms very large din o
0 ing-room and living room, water, bath o
0 room gas screened porches good stable o
0 and nearly all the eonveniences of house o
o in town; rental 5000 year. q
o McGrory, o
o Temple Court.
o 0 o o o o 90 o Q
Sc 600 ONLY, FOR 40 ACRES OF IMPROVED
land has house. barn, granary and two wells
of good water; close to Lake Minnetonka this
property ought to bring 81 900:
We, have also 80 acres OF fine land close to
the lake. covered with timber; rich soil; Will
sell for $50 per acre; can sell you 20 or 40
acres out Of this piece. Lands close by are
selling for $1OO per acre.
the season at Cottagewood; price tor season,
from SIS to $175; call early If you want to
live at the lake this season.
We also have some fine lake shore lots and
just stop to consider only two blocks from
Spring Park station; very reasonable prices
from $3.50 to $7O0; these lots will last 30 days
j. P. Blichfeldt & Co.,
250 Temple Court.
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY


BREEZY PoINT-11-RoOM COTTAGE, MAPLE
wood; hardwood floors throughout, water in
kitchen pumped from lake, large lot 132x412
feet, porch IS all screened; price, $500. Ap-
ply to Geo. Fl. Miller, $50 Lumber Exchange.
Minnetonka Beach, near Lafayette club, To-
room house, partly furnished; screened porches;
water in house. good barn for four horses and
cow. large lot 100000 feet. fine grove of
trees. am instructed to sell at the low
price Of $4,000. Geo. H. Miller, $50 Lumber
Exchange gsSs y
Minnetonka Beach--Nineroom cottage, with
hot and cold water. bathroom. automobile shed.
fine shade trees, large lot 60x60O feet, near
Lafayette club, for sale at very low price.
Apply: to George H. Miller, $50 Lumber Ex-
change.
Deephaven-Ten-room cottage, can easily be
made into all-the-yeararound home, near
Deephaven station and St. Louis hotel, front
ing on Carson bay; reception room, living room,
dining room, Kitchen with water, five bed
rooms with Urge closets, and sewing room,
bathroom and closet The interior of the house
artistically finished in selected southern pine,
including large mantel, grill work, ETC.; house
is plastered throughout and has good cellar
with woodshed, screened porch, shade trees,
lawn, rubble -stone wall, vines etc.; lot 5Ox15o;
near new electric line. This will be sold at
the low price of $500. Geo. II. Miller, $50
Lumber Exchange.
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Q o 10000 o o o o o o o 0 o 0
BUSINESSES, STORES AND STOCKS.
Anywhere, any size bought and sold on
commission, Oldest, largest and most reliable
agents In the northwest; bank and CONNER
cial references. We are experienced and ad-
yertise. which accounts for our many sales.
Write or call for terms and methods. Strong,
Campbell & Co., 215 New York Life.
IF you WISH TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE
property of any kind. ], or If you wish part
ner In business. write u.s.
Associated Brokers,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18

PARTY FROM THE COUNTRY WANTS TO
buy an established fire insurance agency. 342S,
Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16

party marks and marks for
individual candidates.. and had
made their ballots partially defective
by using both kinds Of marking in q
conflicting manner. Had we had
the Maryland form Of ballot no such
mistakes would have been possible,
and the voters would not have suf-
fered even partial disfranchisement.
/ admit that under the Maryland
form of ballot the counting Of votes
takes a little longer than when
straight party voting prevails under
our system, but this slight loss in
time is far more than Offset by the
great advantage of a form of ballot
which is equal for every man, and
under WHICH the mistakes are re-
duced to a minimum.
CHARLES G. BrNsEY.
Philadelphia. Nov. 8. 1905.