New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-04

X DR.. Ellen Magner, osteopath of
Minneapolis, will be at the Dakota
house Wednesdays and Sundays CON-
mencing Oct. LIST to see all who need
treatment Ladies and children
speciality
Tonight at the regular meeting of
the Workman lodge a large class Of
members will be initiated. The grand
master for the state will be present and
conduct the ceremonies attending the
Initiation.
The ST. Peter Herald says: Con-
gresham G.. r. Davis has been mott
fed that recommendation has been
made to the postal department for the
establishment of rural route No. 6, out
of New Ulm. 1t will serve patrons
living near Klossner and in the town.
ships of Lafayette and West Newton
and the service will be established
November 1st.
There is trouble over the telephone
situation in Albert Lea. The Tri-State
people are after franchise and the
business men of the city are opposed
to the granting of it because they do
not want to be bothered with two
phones and the expense of having a
double system. The council is up
against it the same as the council Of
this city was. and will have to decide
the question tomorrow night.
Henry G. Kaschau, who has been in
the city during the vacation time from
his studies at the Chicago Dental col
1ege, returned to that city yesterday
where he will take up the work of his
, last year in the school and will be fin
ished off as full fedged dentist,
warranted to be as painless as any OF
the others. During the summer he has
been praeticing in the Office of DR..
l Mihleis in this city.
Work in relation to starting the 7w
, insurance company is progressing
nicely and the promoters of the enter
prise find that it is not hard work te
get members and the plan of the in
surance, its cheapness and the securit,
:. it offers seems to appeal to the travel
' ing men in way that nothing else has
y and those who are interested in getting
the thing started say that there will b.
little trouble in working up a larg
Z company.
f The ladies guild of the Episcopa
. church announces that there is to be
+ rummage sale in the vacant stor
building of the Schoch-Reinhart blocl
on Thursday of this week. The ladie
Of the guild will offer for sale larg
:, amount of useful articles at almos
q any price and will expect to do larg
s business on the day of the sale. The
u are careful to have people note tn
IS time: Thursday, October 9Th.
! Ben Nelson of Marshall. was in tn
city Thursday and Friday of last weeI
and closed deal with the owners O
the billiard hall whereby he takes po
) session of the same. Mr.. Nelson ha
y, not decided whether or not he will con
=, duct the hall here or move it to som
= other place. It would seem that as ia
= as being a good place for an institu
- tom Of that kind is concerned it i
doubtful if he will find better plac
than this. The hall affords a goo
Ii place OF amusement for many of tn
y young fellows Of the place and shout
l. be paying investment.
The joint reception and party give
- at Turner theatre last Wednesday b
. DR.. and Mrs. Schoch, Mr.. and Mrs
~ Richardson and Miss Daisy Richard
son, was one of the most elabOrat
functions that have ever been held
n this city in the way of private enter
:, tainment. Dancing was arranged &c
l. in the theatre and cards in the lectu1
T. hall and the gymnasium in the bas,
IN ment was arranged with tables whel
In lunch and ice cream was served. TT
r. place was deliberately decorated wit
r. potted plants and cut flowers and W;
n made to look very inviting. A lar!
al number Of people were the invite
ed guests OF the evening and the plans
to the party were carried out to mo
successful conclusion.