New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-06-27
The Hanska Herald has installed !

power press which is to be run by a
gasoline engine. With the next issue
the paper will be made six columns
and eight pages in place of the seven
column, four page edition that is. now
issued. Things appear to be coming
the way of the new editor in good
shape. Hanska is large enough to
support good paper and the present
editor has the ability to turn out a
Igood paper.
Those who have visited Fort Hill
park near Hanska, this year say that
It was never in finer condition and
that the lake is high, fishing is good
and the launches that are on the lake
make it one of the prettiest outing
places in this part of the state. If it
was not that it is so far from this city
and the roads in the springtime SO.
very muddy it would draw large Sun
day crowds, as it is most of the people
who go there are from Madelia and
| ST. James.
Crone Bros. had about all they
could do to handle the crowds of people
Who attended the special sale that was
on at their store all of last week. Dur
ing the time of the sale there was music
most Of the time and representative
of the National Biscuit Co. dispensed
refreshments in the line of coffee and
such articles for the table as are pre-
pared for sale by them. The balloons
and air ships that were sent up at
tracted large amount OF attention
every evening. The sale has appar-
emily been a very successful one.
plant because of the actions of some
OF the visitors to this'city and there is
a disposition to attach it to the Sons
OF Herman, but so far as complaints
have been investigated the disturbance
appears to have been confined to a
number OF youths who attached them
selves to the excursion for the purpose
having a good time, assuming that
anything goes in New Ulm and abus-.
ing all the privileges they had. A
large per cent of the trouble arose
after the Minneapolis excursion had
left the city.
/ Eye man at RENTS Jewelry Store
Monday, July End to Saturday, July.
It'll.
| Attention is directed to the picnic
which is to be held in the Catholic
church park on the Fourth of July.
It is to take on the nature of a cele-
bration, without some of the conspicu-
[ous parts ola celebration The proceeds
that are obtained from the sale of
various things and the meals that will
| be served are to go to the school fund.
It has been arranged to serve ice cream
in the basement Of the school building
but the sports of the occasion will be
Iheld in the park. A cordial invitation
Twill be extended to the. public to help
in the celebration.
/ There is q movement on foot among
the business men of the city to see that
1.-THE roads leading into the city from
the opposite side of the river are inn
s proved. The stagnation in business
for the past week or two is largely due
to the fact that people were unable to
Icross the river without some risk. It
IS to the interest of the city to see that
all roads leading into it are kept in
j good shape and made as short and
lpassable as possible. In this connec-
ton it would not be out of the way to
Iconsider the improvements that have
been suggested for the end Of Broad
way.
Julius Schmahl of Redwood Falls,
republican candidate for the office of
secretary of state, was in the city over
Sunday visiting his father, who is an
inmate of ST. Alexander hospital. The
old gentleman is nearing his Goth year
and is very feeble, not being expected
to live but a short time. Mr.. Schmahl
is very firm in his belief that the re-
! publicans of the state will elect the
Ientire ticket this fall and that after
/ Mr.. Cole, the nominee for governor
gets about among the people he will be
liable to convince them that he is the
advocate of those principles that are
for the betterment of the largest part
of the people of the state.
Saturday of this week is the date
set for the appearance of the Swedish
National chorus in st. Peter and it is
expected that there will be large
audience there to hear these celebrated
singers. The entertainment has been
advertised in all of the towns tributary
to st. Peter and tickets at reduced
rates may be obtained for the event.
It is claimed that it will be the best
thing in the line of music that has ever
been in that city. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned by mail or by telephoning to
i Poetz's drug store. Its expected that
1 Gov. johnson will give a short adj