New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-29

went to Sleepy Eye Monday on bust
ness relating to the excursion to st.
Paul next Sunday.
1t is rumored that the Christian
Mothers society of the Holy Trinity
Church will arrange for a 18th Of July
celebration in Caecilian park.
On Tuesday morning at O'Clock
Frank Safert and Lizzie Hoffman
we're joined in wedlock by Rev. Sand
meyer in Holy Trinity Church.
Alumni please take notice. There
will be a meeting of the Alumni at the
high school next Saturday at o'clock
sharp. All are expected to attend.
| w. G. Alvin celebrated his birthday
last Friday and we would be glad to
tell ssthe which one'' but Mr.. Alvin in
his modesty refuses to tell his age.
| Is it worth a fraction of cent per
loaf to you to have the finest bread
that can be made? If it is, buy Daniel
Webster flour. 18tf
Mich. Duetsch, son of Andrew
Deutsch of Cottonwood is very sick
with brain fever. Last Sunday the
/ father was here and reported him no
| better.
!. Major L. A. Vogel celebrated his
birthday last Friday. His many
friends had great surprise in store
for him had the weather been only a
little more pleasing.
Andrew J. Eckstein the popular
Chief Ranger of ST. John Court No,
698 G. o. F. of this city went to st.
James last Sunday to assist in the in
tiating of SO members of that city into
the Order. He returned here Monday
afternoon.
4 Here is the way an Illinois Editor
| says ''good bye" to his business and
friends. The undersigned retires from
the paper with the conviction that all
is vanity. From the hour his paper
was started to the present time he has
been solicited to lie on every given
subject, and can't remember having
told a wholesome truth without
making an enemy Under these cir
cumstances of trial, and having a
thorough contempt for himself, be re-
tires in order to recruit his moral con-
stitution.
The Legislature at it's recent session
passed a law regulating the public SER
vice of stations. Owners of stations
used for public services are now re-
quired to have the name enrolled at
the Agricultural College, ST. Antho-
! ny Park, ST. Paul, and to secure from
the Board license certificate. The
law is operative at once and stallion
owners should secure license certif-
cate at the earliest possible date. Full
information and copy of the law can
. be obtained by addressing the secre-
tary of the Board, Prof. Andrew Boss,
t St. Anthony Park, ST. Paul, MINI.
We have the complete catalogue
of the Mckinley Edition of Ten-cent
Music in Stock. There are now 120C
copies of Vocal Instrumental and
Teachers grade in music in that cata.
logue and also for Violin, Mandolin
r and Guitar Music, so call in and gel
/ the catalogue and we will be glad te
: show you the Music and only 10cts q
copy at the New Ulm Music store.
: A prizefght at midnight is the Ia
test. Last Wednesday night at about
IL o'clock Robt. Boesch from here anc
:, Andrew Peterson of Evan got into ar
argument and seeing that they couldn'
arrive at a satisfactory conclusion
. they decided to solve the problem
: through fight to finish. Had Pc
:, liceman Dauer not happened to come
: along they would have succeeded il
: having a knockout but as it was, theil
faces showed that the argument mus
g have been a hot one. After having
! spent the night in Jail, both in one cell
Judge Henningsen the next day gave
. Boesch $40 and cost and Peterson. S!
], and cost.
/ i
. Peter Esser, who has been barten
der in the employ of his brother A. j
$ Esser for the past year, has taken tn
! position as manager of the Jno. F
I Neumann department. store and viii
h enter upon his new duties the first o
June. During his stay here Mr.. Esse
4 has become very popular and that fac
j together with his ambition and homes
+ business methods will surely max,
4 him success. Besides that he is no
altogether novice in that business a.
4 he has been compelled to conduct {
\ like business, left to him through th,
death Of his father, when he was but
\ mere boy and it was there, that h,
4 gained his experience.