New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-09-05


at some convenient place in the city.
The sale will be held some day in the
first week of November, and will be
something similar to those that have
been held in former years.
Carl Matseh died at ST. Alexander
hospital in this city Sunday at the re-
markable age of over 81 years. He was
buried this morning in the cemetary at /
st. George, the services being those of /
the Catholic church, of which he was I
member. He came to the town of La
fayette in 1851, where he remained a |
resident until about a year ago when /
he was brought to the hospital to spend
the remainder of his life. He leaves
two sons. Bernard and Joseph and one
daughter. Mrs. Christ Schlumpberger.
Henry Knees will dedicate his house
with the beginning of November at |
which nearly all his relatives are ex-
pected TO be present, several of whom |
live in South Dakota and otherplaces.
Among those who have agreed to be |
present are: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carols
and son Walter, Edwin Heglund of
Pierre, S. D.. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hegiund OF Webster. S. D., Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruno Peuschel of Lakeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick of Monte
video, and others.
President Barnes of the Interstate
takes particular pride in the record
book OF the Interstate this quarter.
| With but one month Of the new Quarter
gone the book shows an increase in
/ the membership of the association that
IS remarkable. 1t is far ahead of any
thing that has happened up to the
present time, and shows that there is
a very efficient force OF agents on the
road. There is nothing better or more
secure in the way OF accident insur-
ance in the entire Northwest. than the
| Inter State.
Two plays of very inferior merit
were produced in this city Sunday eve
ming. One was "a Bunch of Keys
at Turner theatre which had cnlv one
redeeming feature, a musical special
ty. which was so excellent that it ap-
i peared out Of place. The other was
the presentation Of 1.-THE Midnight
Flyer at the Opera house. It is a
melodrama, the scenic effects of which
originally were its leading recommen-
datlons. These were lacking. though
the company did its best to make
good. At neither of the places was
there audience enough to pay for the
advertising that was done, to say
nothing of other expenses.
/ According to reports the Sleepy Eye
football team failed to score even one
touch down on ST.. Peter. the score be-
ing six to in favor of the latter.
Most of the members of the local ssMis-
: fits" team witnessed the hotly contes.
ted game and report there was good
crowd out. On account of political
reasons conspiracy was formed by
the home visitors to root for ST. Peter
and their victory was consequently due
to the efforts of their roofing as there
was but few on the sidelines wearing
ST. Peters colors. The fact that st.
: Peter beat Sleepy Eye puts the ''Mis.
: it's On a good basis to secure the
championship in the southwestern
: league.
l In attempting to approach the rec.
ord time of 40 minutes from New Ulm
to Sleepy Eye, w. C. Steinke on Sun.
day last met with misfortune that
caused some annoyance. When about
four miles east of town and the alIot.
: ted record time already almost gone
he suddenly attempted to halt the car,
due to warning cry given by one oil
the occupants of the car. The result
was that the car lodged in an almos,
immersed position in slough. There
were no injuries and the car worked
alright the next day after it was hauled
, out by team from town. Mr.. Stein
} Ike says he will go after no more rec
, ords Sleepy Eye Herald.
The question as to who is to pay for
the damage done by the greek ing OF
the Rein building. has not been deci-
ded, but it is the opinion that the liza.
bilty falls upon the contractor In
the construction Of the new building
the sides OF the two adjoining build
ings will be used. In the destruction
of the Rein wall Mr.. Koehler discoy-
cred that what he supposed was a
solid wall TO his building was only
frame work and he will have to con-
struct one complete side to his build
ing in conjunction with Mr.. Rein. To
add to the misfortune one of the large
!, plate glass windows was broken last
J week. It is serious loss and expense
j to both parties and it will take some
time to get the property back into