New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10

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4. Frank Goblirsch of Lafayette trans
acted business in this city one day
last week.
r. A. Maahs and August Henschke
OF Echo transacted business here
Saturday afternoon.
A full assortment of Iron Beds al
Sl.98 and upwards at Louis j. Buen.
ger. l9-tf
r. e. Dix, the new cashier of the
State Bank of Courtland was in the
city Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Hornburg, Sr. OF thii
city visited friends and relatives al
SLEEPY Eye a few days last week.
w. G. Alvin attached new awning
to his drug store Monday of this week.
Frank Niemann the blacksmith com.
pleted the work.
Albert Vogelpohl was in the city
over Sunday the guest of his parents.
He is attending the Tolaad Business
College at Mankato.
Major John Busehers returned
Thursday from ST. Peter where he had
been summoned to appear as witness
in the Nicollet County Ditch case.
Hon. S. d. Peterson returned from
the Twin Cities, Wednesday evening.
He had gone down there at the begin
ing of last week on legal business.
Men wanted at the Mankato Cement
Works at once. Highestswages. Long
employment. 1921
Albin Carlson of Hanska transacted
business in this city Saturday. Mr..
| Carlson informs US that his new bust
ness at THAT place has been progressing
merry nicely.
Some of the young people of this
city attended the dance Saturday even
ing at Searles. 1t was given at George
Fischer's place. Music was furnished
by the Hanska band and an enjoyable
time was reported.
| Rev. Lucien Schemerhorn will hold
both evening and morning services at
the Congreg ational Church next Sun
day. Rev. Schemerhorn is resident
Of Glencoe, MINI.
The Misses Lucille Mueller, Lillian
Juni and Lucille Crocker attended the
| University dance at Minneapolis Fri
day evening, returning home Sunday
evening. While there they were the
guests of Miss Viola Heimerdinger.
DR.. G. B. Weiser left this morning
for Minneapolis where he will attend
the meeting Of the Advisory Board OF
the State Sanitarun for Tuberculosis,
which is held there today. He was
elected as member of this board some
time past.
Miss Harriet Schmidt has remodel
ed the interior of her photograph
gallery on Minnesota street and now
possesses one of the finest studios in
the city. She is in the position to fill
satisfactorily any order for photos
hat may be wished for.
American Express Auditor T.. L.
Crosby OF Minneapolis was in the city
Saturday inspecting the home Office.
These inspections are made gu artery
and are for the purpose ofeheckfng up
the books. Agent Chas Brust informs
US that the books were found: in a
satisfactory conditions and that the
inspector was very much pleased with
the amount Of work done by the home
Office.
Friday evening George Marti was
genuinely surprised by the members
of the Second Regiment Band and a
number of friends who drove out to
his pleasant home on the outskirts Of
the city and rendered number of
selections ia honor of his forty ninth
birthday anniversary. After 1.-THE
Music in the ART had ceased the
guests were invited into the house and
an enjoyable evening passed, Mr..
Marti entertaining his friends in a
most royal manner.
The thunder storm of We dnesda
evening which although of short dur
alton developed into a furious wind
and hail storm wrought havoc in the
vicinity of Milford and Cottonwood.
At the former place the large silo OF
Franz Wandersee was damaged to the
amount of 1926 by the raging wind,
tearing the top and part of the side OF
the silo. At Cottonwood the horse and
cattle barn of Ludwig Breu was torn
from its foundation and almost COM
pletely demolished. Reports from v ari-
Gus other places state that windmills
and small eathouses were swept away
by the wind.
Park Commissioners Flor and
Gieseke have not been idle the past
two weeks. While passing through
the North German Park we notice that
Police Ferdinand Kunze with a crew of