New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-10-07
Capt. Albert Steinhauser had legal

Miss Ida Bachmann of Sleepy Eye
visited with her mother IN this city
over Sunday.
Miss Title Heymann went to Hans
ka last week to spend few days at
the Meier home.
Mr.. Hahn and daughter of Mime
apolis were guests this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frenzel.
The Hellriegel building next to the
Burg Cigar Company's factory has
been rented to the Western Cigar &
Supply Co.
Engineer and Mrs. Collins of this
city are enjoying a visit from their
son, Thomas, the young banker of
Okanogan, Wash.
Rev. G. J. Albrecht and Prof. John
Meyer of the college faculty went to
Gibbon Monday to attend a confer
ence of Lutheran ministers.
Rett Olmstead, the popular bird lee
turer, was IN the city yesterday. He
was on his way to attend the Unita-
rlan conference in Hanska.
J. Eichmann, the Springfield cigar
maker, was in the city over Sunday.
His wife had visited here for some
days prior to his arrival.
Rev. A. F. zich of Sleepy Eye called
on his son, Eugene, at the college
Monday. He was on his way to at
tend a synod meeting at Gibbon.
Emil Schleuder Of Nebraska, a
brother of Herman Schleuder of this
city, arrived here yesterday. It's his
first visit to New Ulm in fifteen years.
Albert Nicklaus, workman in the
foundry, was overcome by heat in the
Eagle mill power house Sunday and
fell against the boilers, burning him
self badly.
One of the remarkable incidents OF
this remarkable season was the dis
covery by Mrs. Theo. Crone at Hun
ters' Rest on Sunday of a ripe and
healthy strawberry.
Prot. Bliefernicht of WATERFOWL,
Wis, arrived here Monday to take
! charge of the work in DR.. Martin
Luther college formerly handled By
the new director, Prof. A. Ackermann
Early in November New Ulm theatre
goers will have chance to see Geo
Cohan's latest musicalcomedy success
'sFifty Miles from Boston, It will b,
one of the great attr actions Of tn.
season.
The city council last evening fxet
on SIS, 1000 as the tax levy for the cur
rent year. This is $4,000 more thar
last year, the increase being due t.
the falling off in the liquor licens,
revenue and the unlooked-for expens'
incurred in improving the approache
to the Wiesenthal bridge.
The building to the rear of til,
Broadway Grocery has been fitted VI
this week and on the 18th of Octobe
will be occupied by O. W. Burmeiste
& Co. with a stock of general notions
in other words it will be used as
high-class racket store. O. w. Bur
meister, who recently returned to New
Ulm from Minneapolis, will be th
manager.
Next Sunday evenings attraction
at the Opera House will be James T
McAlpin's big company in fine pro
duction of the Swedish comedy
CLANS Hanson McAlpin's com
pany has played this popular 0ialee
piece over two thousand times an
opera house managers everywher
agree that it is success. Moreove,
the company carries a band an
orchestra that is one of the best on th
road.
The next dramatic attraction at th
Turner Theatre will be "The Lieute1
ant and the Cowboy" a military con
edy drama of western life that come
direct to New Ulm from the Bio
theatre in Minneapolis. Of this pla
the Denver Republican says: Their
is no blood and thunder heav
ness or ponderous venality of sent
ment in ssThe Lieutenant and the Gov
boy The climaxes are powerful
are of a mental not mechanical, n atur
:, and the characters are attractive an
we'll drawn.
Bernhard Hartman started for Da
, las, South Dakota, Monday to try b
luck in the great public land lotter.
which is to be conducted by Unc
Sam in the opening of the Rosebu
: Indian reservation. Eight hundre
thousand acres are to be disposed (
in the lottery and it is expected tn;
at least one hundred thousand Poop
will register between now and the Lit
:. Of. October in the hope that the
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