New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-06-27
Waseca has had ! rest ronn, as+.h

" aseca has had rest room estab-
sllshed i've years, during which time
Il, 6l5 ladies and 3,77s children from
the country have availed themselves
OF the comforts afforded. In Martin
county the county commissioners have
set aside one or two rooms ii the
court house for the use of those who.
have business in Fairmont. and il is
said that many of the people who are
compelled to stay in the city sometime
spend some of it there where there is
provided comforts in the shape of
water for drinking and toilet rooms
and necessities OF comfort that are
appreciated by the women who have
to wait while their husbands transact
business. There has been no COM
plant in this city because of the lack
OF these places, though we cannot see
that New Ulm is greatly different than
other places,
Whlle lying in a dying condition in
a hotel at Granite Falls Thursday,
Frank p. Armstrong was discovered
by friend and taken to Minneapolis
Immediately. He was at once taken to
the Swedish hospital but died within q
few hours. The body was then taken
to the county morgue. He was about
30 years Of age and an employee of the
Northwestern Telephone company.
The friends of the dead man had the
remains taken to the Johnson-Landis
undertaking rooms to await the dis
posal, either by the telephone COM
pany, or by one of the relatives,
should they hear of his death. He
died OF pneumonia. Mr.. Armstrong
was in this city only short time ago
looking after the interests of his tele-
phone company and was then suffering
from severe cold, having driven in
a cold rain to some places where he
had business for the company. He
spent a great deal of the past year
here and made many friends.
DR.. Geo. B. Weiser has been noti-
led that the commission appointed to
establish a state sanitarium for con-
sumptives, will meet sometime soon
after the 9Th of July for the purpose of
selecting the site for the building. DR..
Welser has been a member of the COM
mission ever since it was appointed
and helped select the land for the sani-
tarium. This is located near Walker
on the shore of Leech lake and lies
about $50 feet above the water. AS
soon as the contract for the erection
OF the building is awarded the commits
sion will designate the place where
they WaHt the structure to stand, there
Will be built then only one wing Of the
building as planned and afterwards as
fast as demand is made for more
room 1t will be added. DR.. Weiser
thinks that the state has one of the
best places for a thing of this kind
that there is in the United States and
that much good will result from it.
/ Albert Setter of Spokane, who has
been in the city for the past week is a
member of what is known as the
Boosters Club of Spokane. This
is unique organization and is not
alone for the city of Spokane but is
intended to benefit the whole section of
country In the state tributary to that
city. Upon the arrival of a stranger
at the depot he is met by member of
the club who takes charge of him,
shows him the city, interests him in
the things he wants to see, puts him in
touch with the parties he is looking for,
provides him with the hotel accommo-
dations he wants and in many cases
even go so far as to pay his expenses
while IN the city. If he is there for the
purpose of looking at other parts of
the state he is furnished with a letter
OF recommendation to parties ia a
position to give him the best advice in
the locality he is seeking, and as Mr..
Setter says there are very few of them
who get away without buying property
or locating near the city. It appears
to be a very successful affair for it has
about doubled the population of the
city in the past ten years.
HALLS
Makes the hair grow long and he