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

Is. ERNST Aufderheide Of Morton was IN
the City last week on business.
81. G. Nundal Of Lake Hanska was
in the city on business Wednesday.
George Ross of Springfield sled last
week for the Office Of Probate Judge OF
Brown County
The Frieden's church had no servi.
ces Sunday as Rev. 6. Meyer has been
IN Milwaukee all of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Luftig Of Saltwater
have been visiting with P. j. Eichten
and friends for several days.
Miss Mary Rolwes returned home
from Comfrey Saturday after weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Charles Leonhard of the New Ulm
Foundry has the contract for furnish
ing the iron work for the new Olsen
building.
John Pelzl teacher in the Lutheran
schools at La Crosse, Wis, left for
his home Wednesday after a weeks
visit with friends.
John G. Skuse, manager OF the New
Ulm Rural Telephone Co. has rented
the late Jos. Hen1e house on North
State street but now owned by A.. J.
Vogel.
Reiser & Langmack have secured the
contractto lay cement sidewalk from
| German street down to the North Yves
tern depot on lst south street. Their
bid being sl.2o per square yard.
| DR.. Mihleis and Rev. Geo. Wheeler
have been unable to launch their
steamer on account of the non arrival
OF some of the material. They expect
to have it out this week however.
Alex Schwendinger is at present de-
lcorating the interior of La Roselle's
Catholic church. On account of the
extensive work of Heller & Gag at
Turner hall the firm has been unable
to assist him in the work.
/ Joseph Veit and family left for Visa
! liza Cal. Tuesday of last week. Mrs.
Vets father has been there since last
summer. They will go to farming,
/ having bought ITO acres of land for
$4,000 few weeks ago together with the
necessary stock and implements.
/ Carriers of mail on rural routes
who have been in service for one wear
prior to July 1st are to be allowed q
| vacation of fifteen days with pay, &C.
cording to recent ruling of the de-
partment The substitute employed
j during their absence are to be paid al
the rate of $50 a month. All carriers
who have been in the service less than
one year are allowed vacation OF
one and one-fourth days for each
month OF service employed previous to
July 1st.
i Mrs. Schiller, aged 66 years dropped
dead at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Jos. Forster in Sleepy Eye Mon!
day morning. She was seated at the
breakfast table apparently enjoying
! her meal when death came. The funeral
services will be held from ST. Mary's
church this morning "wednesday q,
nine O'Clock. Mrs. Schiller was well
known throughout the county and had
| a large circle of friends who extend
their profound sympathy to the be-
reaved relatives. She was member
OF the ladies auxiliary of the St.
Johns Benevolent society, and the
members of both societies will attend
in a body.
II The coming of Vests Ministries to
this city on the 18th of the present
month will be of interest to the people
| of the city. The ministries are not
of the colored variety but the comp any
is made up of white men who take the
i part of negroes, and it is we'll known
that white man can do better negro
TACT than the real black man car.
Vests ministries are known the world
lover and are among the very best on
the road. numbering some fly artists
IN different lines, among them being
singers of more than ordinary ability.
After long rest from attractions OF
any kind a good audience is expected
upon this date.
/ An illustration of how easily il
(, would be to help home industries arises
IN the consumption of cigars. There
are very large number of users OF
cigars in the city, some of whom smoke
from three to dozen cigars day.
II each one OF the men who smoke
would use one more of the home cigars
in preference to the foreign cigar,
business would be better for the home
factories, more men would have to be
employed and more money would re-
turn to this city, and if the entire con-
sumption of all of the smokers was Of
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