New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-29
Let US all go to st. Paul next Sum

day.
Mrs. r. W. Cushing of Tracy is
here visiting relatives and friends.
County Attorney Erickson of Spring
field is the proud father of new born
son.
DR.. Otto Wicherski of Frankfort, S.
D. was visiting with relatives in this
city last Monday.
JOS. Dietz the prop. of the Dietz &
Wiltcheck saloon on N. Broadway is
reported to be On the sick list.
Mrs. Wilfarth is down with the
small pox, consequently her case in
court has again been postponed.
Mrs. VIM. Fenske has gone to Ar
lington to be the guest of Rev. Held
man of that place for few days.
Jacob Klossner made a business
trip to Wabasso and Clement last
Monday returning on the same day.
Absolute cleanliness, purity and
strength are features of Daniel Web
ster -four. I9tf
It is reported that Aug. Schilling,
brother of the late Louis Schilling
died at his home in Chicago May 18th.
Max Ohnesorge, Robert and Carl
Hohenwald of Corder, Mo-, are here
the guests of their cousins. John and
Miss Louisa Schrodt.
The following were here last week
from Cobdenaa as witnesses before the
district court, which is at present in
session: A. G. Klein, Andrew Peter
son, Albert Kiel and Henry and Ed.
Schultz.
Farmers generally report that grain
has started nicely and the early sown
grain has not rotted as was at one time
feared it would. All that is needed
now to make the crops success is
favorable weather.
VIM. Rausch and Jos. Filzen went
fishing Sunday and caught over 100 of
the fnny tribe. The writer did not
see the pile of fish but their word is
sufficient to convince him that they
| were not telling "fsh stories.
| j. W. Dreger, Sheriff of Hennepin
| County, Presidentof Minnesota Sheriff
Association, President of Interstate
Sheriff Assn, a member ofsa anal
Prison Assn, OF the U. SKI As.Hwas
here last Friday and ass dsd the
lecture of the woman club ~
DR.. Otto Wicherski now located at
Frankfort S. D. will be united in
marriage to Miss Helen N. Jeardean
i of Plattswill Wis, at the home of the
brides parents on Wednesday noon
May %. They will Immediately start
on wedding trip to st. Paul and
New UIm where there friends are pre-
pairing a nice reception for them at
Turner Hall.
Mr.. P. Moan returned Monday af-
ternoon from an extended trip through
the northern part of Minnesota and
Wisconsin, where he has been looking
over some land. He visited the cities
of Superior, Ashland, Duluth and
Eagle River and tells the reporter OF
the Review that crops are looking
very fine, but that they are having a
good deal of rain.
The citizens Of New Ulm have de-
cided to arrange an elaborate Fourth
of July celebration and the business
men have subscribed over ST., 900 for
this purpose. 1t is proposed to Sc
cure prominent outside speakers, ar
range an industrial and military
parade and fireworks on a grand
scale. Invitations are extended to all
the neighboring cities and villages.
\ We sell the two best Photographs
and Talking Machine that is made to-
day. The Edison Photograph anc
the Victor Talking Machines and We
Il sell them forcash and on easy payments
and sell them for $1,000, $4,000. $50. OF
and up to $500, buy an edison OF
victoria and make your loved ones
happy. Sold at the New Ulm Music
| store.
Although the weather was too colo
for good shooting, five members O
the Jaegerverein' ventured out te
Hunters Rest last Sunday morning
and we bring a specimen of their abili
ty with the rifle. King target: H. Geb
ser l53; A. Petry 145; Ely. Petry l4l
G. Hauenstein 126; Arthur Petry ID
Standard target: A. Petry 81; Arthur
Petry 46; 81. Gebser "A; G. Hauensteir
38; Hy. Petry Is.
4 Hon. Mr.. Rich. Lorenz, secretary Of
the German Consulate arrived here
yesterday noon with the photo of his
majesty The German Emperor. This
photo, signed by the Emperor himself
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