New Ulm review., 1906-10-17

Oscar Mason of Redwood Falls, one
of the well known life insurance men
of this part of the state, was in the
city several days last week attempting
to interest some of the people of New
Ulm in his line of policies. He found
the field we'll covered.
w. 81. Amundson, the vocal instruc-
tor who comes here from st. Peter
finds that he has much larger class
this year than he is able to handle
with justice to them all. He says that
he has about all he can do in his line,
which speaks we'll for his work.
Policy holders in any of the ssBig
! Three" companies will serve their own
and the interests of all policy holders
best by sending their proxies to n.
Henningsen, who will see that they
are sent to the proper place. The
ticket to vote is the International Pol
icy Holders ticket.
'sThe Midnight Flyer is melodra-
ma of untiring interest and charms.
It has been booked by manager Henle
to appear at the Opera house the COM
| ing Sunday, Oct. p. 1t has had a
good run and there is no doubt that it
| will receive large endorsement on
the evening of its appearance in the
city.
! The Stuebe Bros. meat market that
was recently purchased by them at
Lafayette is doing we'll and a number
| of Improvements have been made in it
that have been appreciated by the
people of that village Chas. Stuebe,
jr. spent a few days the past week in
the village looking after the interests
of the shop.
The gu 81 football team lately
organized among the minors of the city
will play a game with the BROAD
ways On Saturday afternoon. Both
teams are doing good practice work
to be able to show up we'll in every
particular and no doubt, the rooters
can look forward with interest to the
game.
| Geo. Inhofer of St. George enter.
home Sunday afternoon and evening
There were number of his friends
from the vicinity of his home as vel
as from this city who were present and
enjoyed his hospitality. The party
enjoyed the evening and all report q
very pleasant time.
| Today the Congregational people O
Mankato will dedicate the completion
of the additions and improvements te
their church building and number O
the members of the church in this city
have been invited to be present. The
exercise Of the event will be in the
evening when it is expected that some
appropriate addresses will be delivered
John Bobleter, who for a while re
presented the Minnesota Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. in this city as its agent
is bothered more Or less by people who
have an idea that he is still agent fol
the company. He wishes to inform
| them that he has been out of the com
pany for sometime and that he is nov
representing only old line companies
Attention is called to the large az
of John 81. Forster which is on the las
page of the Review. In it he make!
the announcement that he is willing Il
compare catalogue prices with the pri
ces of goods he is offering and viii
meet them. This should be an induce
ment to all buyers to try his place fol-
bargains. He has a very large stocl
of excellent furniture.
John Boock, cashier of the Citizens
State Bank accompanied his father
sister Miss Alma and Miss Berths
Miller to New Ulm, on their retur,
from Hector, where they had beer
visiting. When near ST. George the,
experienced a runaway caused by th,
breaking of the pole coupling. The
father and Miss Alma, we're throwr
from the rig but escaped injury. Glib
oon Gazette.
Mrs. Carl Weschcke and famil,
deeply appreciate all the acts of kin d
ness and sympathy that was shown K
them by the friends of the late DR.
Weschcke during his long sickne s.
and in their bereavement by his deatl
and desire through the Review to ex
press their sincere thanks to all O
them and especially to those who as
sisted in the services of the funeral, il
the various different ways.
''The Brinton Entertainment Co. }
after fulfilling their engagement O
three successive evenings at the Oper;
house last week left for the neighbor
ing territory. They exhibited movin,
pictures of more than ordinary merit
and their color nlataS uoro tho has