New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-18

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w G. Richards snd the writer
we're ct New Ulm last Friday evening
to attend g banquet givenby the Brown
Redwood County Medical Associate
and to which al editors and druggists
OF both counties were invited. After =
banquet, the like Of which. we have not
attended for many moons, several in
teresting and very instructive papers.
were read by the members of the asso-
Iclatlon, and although some of the
papers were interspersed with technical
terms we're greatly enjoyed. We we're
glad to be given an opportunity to
meet with the M. Dis. Sanborn SEN
tinel.
Andrew DIN is usually pretty mild
hammered man and it is generally a
difficult task to Jog the even tenor Of
his way. But last Friday the man OF
finance was mad just as mad as could
be. Mr.. DIN hitched up his team OF
mettled steeds for a drive about town
and and was enjoying a spin when all of a.
sudden he was besieged by a. band Of
vicious, yelping ogsdogs of all
sizes, castles, all colors and all
barks. They barked in deep basso,
in shrieking tenor and in high con
tralto, and the result was that Mr.. DIN
had to use all his strength to keep his
horses under control. Franklin Tri-
bune.
Many of the people of this city who
have visited San Francisco at differ
ent times and have stopped at some of
the places that were wrecked by the
recent earthquake, were most anxious
for the daily papers. Many Of them
have friends living in that city and
only within few days have they been
able to hear from them. None of
them have suffered personal injury
but most OF them have sustained prop
erty loss that has been very severe.
~. M. Thompson and his family, Rolf
thompson and his family and Mrs.
w. 81. Baker, all formerly residents
OF Sleepy Eye were living in the city
OF Santa Rosa, and there are also in
that city many other former Brown
county residents.
Rev. I'm. F. Albrecht, of Fairfax
German Luth. church, Rev. J. Engle
OF the Wellington church, and Rev. H.
Frantz OF the Fort Ridgely church
leave on Tuesday of next week for Ar
llngton where they will attend the
annual conference Of the pastors of
this conferences which comprises Min
nesota and South Dakota. Rev. AL
brecht will read a paper before the
brethren, which will be treatise on a
portion of the scriptures, being found
in | Cor. 2O-34. The Fairfax man will
also deliver one of the sermons. The
fact that Mr.. Albrecht has been as
/ signed these two Important duties is a
Isplendid tribute Of the gentleman,s
ability. Fairfax Standard.
i The bills of the nJolly American
i Tramp appear to be the most attrac-
tive part of that production. The play
4 is disappointing and its production in
this city attracted but a small audi
ence. The portrayal of characters of
this kind in heroes of plays is some
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teaches no lesson and leaves in the
minds OF the young a feeling that they
may be as bad as they want to and
| still possess those qualities that belong
OF right to they who struggle with evils
and over come them. A tramp has no
place as the hero of drama, for in
the nrst place no man is hero who
calls himself a tramp, for tramps are
drones and have no place in the eco
nomy of nature.
The streets of this city have been
/ practically deserted for the past few
days, which is doubtless explained by
q the operations at home in the line of
AACooO3 IA0hluS ana re.
moving the storm windows and putting
on the screens. The never-failing NOS
!. quito has already arrived and promises
to be in evidence with his persistent
/ regularity Business in most of the
places OF business has been confined
principally to busting the goods and
paying bills. It is hoped that the good
weather will be continued long enough
to permit the farmers to finish seeding.
It issthe condition of the farmer that
regulates the condition of the merchant
and in the fact of most people in this
part of the country.
The youths classes of the Turnver-
Elm gave an excellent exhibition Of
their work at Turner theatre Saturday
Ievening There was large attendance
/ OF the friends Of the young people all
OF whom were pleased with the exercises.