New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-17
Albert Olson returned this week from
Chicago, where he had been visiting
friends the past week

| friends the past week.
i Chas. Weschcke, the Springfield
druggist, transacted business in the
city Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Elliot of Minnea-
polls were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Johnson last week. Mr.. Elliot
is proprietor of the Nicollet hotel at
Minneapolis.
A meeting of the New Ulm. High
School Alumuni association will be
| held at the auditorium next Saturday
evening. All members are requested
to be present.
Only $3.50 to ST. Paul and Minne-
apolis and return on the Minneapolis
& st. Louis popular excursion Sum
day, May 21st. See flyers or call on
agents for particulars.
| Mrs. Frank Bakemann. wife of Engi-
neer Bakemann at the New Ulm Roller
Mill, left Saturday for Spring Valley
Mimi, where she will visit with her
parents for few week.
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A squad of men from Company al
was sent out to the firing range on
the opposite side of the Minnesota
river last week to prepare the pit for
the annual range shooting.
F. E. Fluke who managed the BUSH
ness Carnival at Turner Hall the past
week left Monday morning for Sleepy
Eye where he will stage similar en-
tertainment in the near future.
L. K. Haescom chief clerk at the
home Office of the Minnesota Central
Telephone Company at Wilmar has
been here few days this week check
ing up accounts at the local Office.
Louis Bushard of this city left
Wednesday afternoon for Jackson,
MINI. to which place he was called as
witness in one of the cases that will
be tried in this years term of court.
| While using circular saw in the
carpenter shop of John Gronau last
week John Mueller accidently caught
his left hand in the buzzing instru-
ment and almost severed few of his
fingers.
While pumping water at her home
in CORTLAND Mrs. Fred Siege was
precipitated into the we'll sustaining
serious injuries. It seems that the
planks gave way beneath the weight
of her body.
Our stock of wall paper has the
choicest colors and our prices are the
cheapest. Louis J. Buenger. l9-tf
| W. A. Hubbard left for Manitoba,
Canada last week, where he. will
. establish new branch Office for. the
Altman Taylor Thresher Company,
with whom he has spent many years OF
faithful service
Mrs. Mary Windhorn of Sleepy
Eye removed her household goods to
this city, where she will hereafter
horn is the daughter of Martin Dalueg
/ ST.. of this city.
Tillimann Buck and family OF
Hinckley, Mimi, removed to this city
Saturday and will reside here hereafter.
Mr.. Buck, who is an old resident OF
this city was engaged in the timber
business at Hinckley.
i The University of Minnesota "Mud
Hens', an aggregation of base ball
players comprised of great number
of the boys of this city will come ,lE
to cross bats with the town team at the
Fair Grounds Sunday.
| Pianos and organs of the hes,
make, sold at reasonable prices a.
! Mrs. R.Hellriegel's, sos Center street
Il Ralph Johnson, who has been I,
!; patient at St. Alexander's Hospita
!, for the past FIVE weeks where he hat
undergone an operation for appendi
citis is again employed at Mel
Andring's livery barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henningsen re
turned yesterday morning from thei
long stay at the Pacific coast. The,
left this city some time in Novembe
and have spent the greater part of tn
, six months in California.
j. F. Kennedy of Huron, S. D., com
pleted the work of inspecting tn
American Express Company's offic
here Saturday, Auditor L. Z. Crosb
who was here last week being unex
pectedly called to Chicago on accoun
of the strike in that city.
Mrs. Joseph Huelskamp of Gaylor
came to this city last Thursday t
visit friends and relatives. She re
NAMED over Sunday and attended til
wedding of her sister, Miss Ameli
Bushard, which took place at thei
home in West Newton yesterday.
Mrs. M. Mullen who has been visit
!. ing with her daughter Mrs. Loni
Blatterman at ST. Louis the past wee
returned home Saturday, Mr.. an