New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-01

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H::AUBRICH,
} eweler and Optician.
Rev. FIR. Rant of Arlington, lately
OF this city, has commenced on the ex-
tensive work of organizing new par
ISL at Winthrop with the best possible
success. The village of Gaylord which
lies between Arlington and Winthrop
is also mission station to his parish.
He has but lately commenced on the
work OF the two places receiving all
| necessary help, and the results are
very satisfactory.
| To accommodate those who will want
to attend the G.. A. r. encampment
that is to be in session in Minneapolis
| during the week of August 18th the
n Northwestern road has arranged to
| have a special excursion train on
Wednesday the 18th which will leave
Tracy in the morning and arrive in
| this city about noon: The details of
the excursion have not been compile
ted at this time but definite instruction
as to the time and rate may be secured
from the agent in this city or from the
hangers that will be distributed in 8
few days.
The first attraction that will be seen
in Turner Theatre this season will be
| the exhibition of Fields Ministries
that is to be given on the 10Th Of this
month. It is hardly expected that this
will be announced as the opening Of
the season in the newly decorated
house, but the engagement was made
previous to the decision of the society
to decorate the place and changes
could not be made. Possibly later
there will be an attraction calling for
week night that will be advertised as
the opening performance. There will
be considerable interest in seeing how
the new hall looks after it leaves the
hands of the decorators and undoubted-
~ the first evening will draw large
| audience.
Gilbert Gutterson, candidate for the
Office now held by Congressman Nc
Cleary was in the city Saturday get
ting in touch with the sentiment Of the
people OF the city and the county. He
has covered most of the district a cou-
pie OF times and has made himself and
his views known to- a large number of
voters, and If, as he is able to deter
mine, the people are willing to vote.as
they talk, there is little doubt but that
he has the majority OF the republican
and large number, OF the democratic
voters with him. He says that the
people of the district almost to man
are opposed to the high tariff views
that are held by the present congress
man and are anxious to have someone
in the Office who will at least show q
disposition to have things changed SO
as to favor the people of this part OF
the country as we'll as those of the east.
Mr.. Gutterson is making very tell
ing campaign and only the results of
the election will determine his actual
standing.
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Two petitions are being circulated
asking that the federal building that
is to be located in this city be placed
at certain corners. One asks that the
Andring livery barn site be chosen
and the other the Corner OF I'd north
and Broadway. Bids for the location
will be opened on the It'll in Washing
ton and Investigations made as to the
desirability of the location and its
price and choice made, probably
after an inspector has been here and
looked the situation over. It is gener-
ally accepted as the choice of the ma
jority OF the people of the city that the
building should go on the Andring
corner. It has the advantage of loca-
ton. can be bought for less than So, 600
and the amount of land available fills
Iallthe requirements of the government,
and at the same time removes from
one OF the prettiest corners ia the city
business that could just as profit
ably be operated in some other loca-
ton. The petition for this corner has
been very generously signed by the
property owners and business men 81
the city whose wishes should have
much weight in influencing the de-
partment in the choice Of the location.