New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-18
By an error in shipment we have
case of Christmas books which we will
sell at cost to dispose of them.
HELD BROS,


case of Christmas books which we will
sell at cost to dispose of them.
HELD BROS.
Mrs. w. G. Haubrich entertained
her lady friends at whist party We'd
nesday evening. Mrs. Schoch was
awarded hand-painted plate and Mrs.
r. Pfeferle cut-class fnger-bowl as
first prizes, while Mrs. Held and Mrs.
Beltum had to be contented with the
boobies. A dainty lunch was served.
Last Wednesday Frederick Haga
dorm one of the pioneer settlers of
Nicollet county, and a resident Of
Courtland township passed away at the
age of IS years. He was one of those
who were here through the massacre
and shared in the miseries that were
inflicted by the Indians at that time.
Friends of F. W. johnson in this
city are in receipt of cards from him
bearing the post1nark of Roanoke,
Va, and other places in the east where
he has been the past week. Some of
the pictures on the cards would lead
one to believe that the places were al
most ideal for beauty and pleasure.
The ladies of St. Anne Court, c. o.
F. are making arrangements for a
card party to be given this (Wednes-
day. evening in the new school build
ing. Refreshments are to be served
and the whole cost of the evenings
entertainment is to be 25 cents. A cor.
dial invitation is extended to all to be
present and enjoy themselves.
A. F. Johnson, serving as petit
juror at the present session of the cir.
cult court in Minneapolis, was home
over Sunday, not that he became home
sick but simply needed money, having
supplied himself with the requisite
amount for the period of time the court
will be in session he returned to his
duties Sunday afternoon.
Announcement is made of the ap-
pearance of representative of one of
the large eastern cloak houses at Crone
Bros. store on Thursday of this week
with fine line of furs and ladies cloaks
and jackets. The ladies of this vicin-
ity are cordially invited to call at the
store and see what the representative
has to offer.
Fred Meier and bride arrived in the
city Monday afternoon from a trip to
most of the leading places in Europe.
The trip has occupied most of the sum.
mer and from all accounts has been a
very pleasant one. Mr.. Meier and wife
left for Sleepy Eye yesterday where
they will visit for a short time before
returning to this city to make it their
home.
Bert Roberts of St. Paul, represent,
ing the r. L. Polk State Gazetteer,
was in the city several days the past
week gathering statistics for the pub.
LEGATION of another book. The publica'
ton is issued every two years and is
very reliable, though he finds that the
man who was here two years ago fail.
ed to cover all the business interests
of the city.
Frank Clague, attorney and poll
tician of Lamberton, was in the city
Friday looking after some of his lega
business. Mr.. Clague was asked il
there was anything of interest in the
political line in his county and he
| said that people were too busy there
; looking after their threshing and othel
, farm interests to think of politics
, either state or local.
VIM. Wellner announces that he is
about to close out his farm implement:
and stock at auction and will quit th'
farm. He is not decided as to what h,
2 will do but thinks for the winter he viii
: locate in this city and in the sprin{
2 move onto his small farm just across
| the river from this place. He does no
want to move his interests out of Mic
: ollet county and intimates that he ma,
3 be an active factor in the election
which will be on next year.
f An agent for Ross W. Weir & Co. ,
: famous coffees will be in the city Fri
S day and Saturday and will give
= demonstration at the Red From
f Grocery where he will be pleased tt
r show the ladies and others how goo
j.. coffee is made and also explain tn
. uses and value of the products of tn
n National Biscuit Co. The demon
stration is not alone for the ladies an
d any others who may be interested wi
s be welcome.
}. "Schmerle Geheimniss, by Rudo
S Kneisel is the title of the four az
comedy the Turner Dramatic Societ
S is preparing to give to the public Oc
a %, Robert Scherer and Miss Hedwi
:. Setter taking the main roles. Mr.
v Bell, William E. Koch and Armi
Is Petry all old favorites who are we
n known to the public take main part
e 1t is being we'll rehearsed and will Ill