New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-21

Thos. Murphy of Watertown, S. D.
visited with relatives in this city Sat-
urday.
A. C. Ochs of the Ochs Bros. store
was in the cities in the interest of their
dry goods business, Thursday.
II. c. Warnke, who has been suffer
ing from i'll health for some time, left
for Hot Springs Thursday where he
hopes to be benefited.
Mrs. Wenke andher daughter Myrtle
came down from SiIverleaf. S. D.. to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Roth
on State street. Friday.
Bills are out announcing dance at
SWanson's hall in CORTLAND on the
evening of the 10th. which is Saturday
OF this week, and cordial invitation
is extended to ali to be present.
Albert Hauser the Morgan attorney,
was in the city Monday to appear be-
fore Judge Weber in an argument for
a new trial in one of the Redwood
county cases. He is assisted by Mr..
Somerville, who was also present.
The opposite side of the case is in the
hands OF Tom Davis of Marshall.
Children's masquerade ball at
Turner hall on Saturday evening from
$50 till Ii O'Clock. Admission 25c. re-
served seats 10 cents extra.
| AS has been the custom for the past
| two years. the State Bank of Comfrey
has presented its farmers patrons with
d years subscription to Farm Life, -
a monthly magazine devoted to the oc
cupation of farming. 1t is a neat maya
zine, gotten out In a thoroughly up-to-
| date manner. Besides the space de-
voted to farming, it contains much
matter of general interest to anyone.
Tom Broderick. baggage man on the
North Western snortllne to Mankato
via S.. Peter, came near losing an arm
at hasoba Friday in coupling the en-
CINE to the train, as il was his arm
was severely wrenched and he has been
laid up for repairs. The accident was
not the result OF carelessness but came
about through some defect in the ar
rangement OF the coupling apparatus.
Henry Christman died at his home
IN this city Thursday being ~ years
OF age. Born In Germany ne spent %
years of his life III this country, six.
teen OF which were spent in this city
| He was veteran OF the civil war anG
suffered for many years from rheuma
tism. He leaves three children, one
of whom is a resident Of this city, one
OF New York and one living in Nortf
Dakota.
Friday afternoon when 1t was Jus
beginning to get cola and people wer,
staying In the house for comfort. ther,
came an alarm of fire and the member
OF the department hurried to the engin
house and the point from which tn
alarm was given only TO lind that i
was d test ALARM given by the chief t,
see how many OF the men were asleep
The response was quite general an,
very satisfactory to the chief.
Special meetings began in the Ger
man Evangelical church last evenin;
and will last until FEB. 18th. Rev
Schultz will be assisted by Rev. E. Il
BollenDacn OF New Ulm next week all
the following week Rev. G.. +. Sydo,
, Of Redwood Falls will be here. Th
j, meetings will close on Feb. 18TH VINE
the regular quarterly meeting will b
held.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
, Children's masquerade ball a
Turner nall on Saturday evening iron
, $50 Till Ii O'Clock. Admission loc. re
served seats ~ cents extra.
During the month of April, the stat
auditor will offer for sale larg,
amount OF land in the northern part o
the state, the price ranging from So tt
81 an acre. The terms of the sale art
very reasonable, being 10 per cen
'
cash and the balance running for forty
years if desired with interest at til,
rate OF 4 per cent. Ii any OF the rea
ders Of the Review are interested in
formation may be obtained from tn,
state auditor, at St. Paul.
The Citizens Bank of New Ulm, O
which NJ. Mullen is president and VIM
E. Koch vice president has reached
the million dollar mark in the matte
: of resources. This is one of the few
private banks in the state that is hon
est ia making its assessment return
to the county and state. This we know
from our own knowledge. The Heral,
man desires to extend to the official
of that institution congratulations
Sleepy Eye Herald.
An eclipse of the moon is scheduledt
appear on the evening of the 8th, whic
: is Thursday of this week (which will h