New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-03-07

st. Paul, one of which is a scene on
the Minnesota river near this city.
Mr.. Gag has been induced to place the
exhibition at the capital through the
hattering notices he has received from
recent paintings he has sold, and twill
be strange if his work does not attract
more than ordinary attention.
Cuddy & Cavanaughh have been given
the contract for the construction of
ditch No. I, which cuts through Cot
tonwood, Hanska and Linden town
ships. The cost of the ditch will he
81, 1000, and it is gratifying to know
that the work goes to some one in the
county. It is commendable, all things
else considered, where thereas4n OPP
portunity to do 50 to give2 buBagork
to people at home rather i an aoHhose
who will take the money out of the
county.
The New Ulm Publishing Co. com
pleted a large edition of German fol-
ders for August Windhorn' sland COM
pany last week. The lands are loca-
ted IN the best part of North Dakota
and from the inquiries he is receiving
from German people from all over the
United States it would seem that there
is likely to be quite a colony of that
nationality on lands he is selling. He
says that the outlook for business in
land this year is better than at any
previous time.
Some boys who were peeking in the
windows Of the dressing rooms of the
ladies at the Turner theatre Sunday
evening came within very narrow
margin Of getting a good thrashing at
the hands Of the manager. He was
after them with a good, stout stick but
was prevented from getting close
enough to use it. A few vigorous APP
of the stick might have had
a very salutary effect on the rising
generation of over-curious young
fellows.
The business men Of Minneapolis are
going after the affa of the encamp-
ment of the G. A. r. in that city in a
way which shows that they mean to
have it something better than has ever
been known in the history Of the or
ganization. In this they will have the
cooperation of all the posts in the
state and there is no doubt but that
when the old soldiers meet in that city
they will be entertained as they never
before have been at their annual
meetings.
G.. NJ. Erickson, treasurer for the vii
lage Of Comfrey shows in his annual
statement this year that there is some
thing over $4,000 in the treasury. This
is the first time there has ever been
statement published Of the business
by the city. Comfrey is
quite rapidly developing into village
of prominence. Now if the people of
that place would 60 after the mill that
Belview doesn't seem to want they
would be adding considerable to the
interests of the place by securing it.
Following the lecture given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. FL. L. Beecher.
on Geology, by Prof. Hall, another is
announced to be given by Prof. F. w.
Sardson on Fossils. This lecture is
to be given in the auditorium of the
high school building and an invitation
to all who are interested in study and
research is extended and it is hoped
that there will be good audience pre-
sent. Those who heard the lecture on
geology were SO impressed with the
value OF 1t that they are free in recon-
mending this one to their friends. The
lecture will be given Friday evening.
Last weeks Springfield Advance
was work Of art in the line of coun-
try newspaper printing. The work on
it was very artistic and in appearance
it is something the publisher has rea-
son to be quite proud Of. The occa-
sion for making the paper what it was
for this one week was the announce
ment OF the market day which is to be
on the sth in that village. From all
indications there will be a lively in
terest in the market day at that tine.
It falls on the day when the farmers
club holds its meeting and there will
be speakers of more or less note to in
terest those who attend
Chas. Bloom, who owns a nice farm
about one mile west OF town has haul
ed out lumber for a fine barn that he
will build this spring. The structure
will be 34x60 says the Comfrey Times.
Post l6 feet. Mr.. Bloom believes in
having fodder and hay ander cover
and particular attention will be given
the matter of securing a large hay loft.
The barn when completed will cost its
builder 81, 500 which fact would indicate
that Mr.. Bloom is not only making
farming pay but believes in modern
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