New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-11-10

The theatregoing people were treated
to a frst-class entertainment last Sun
day evening when ''Little Johnny
JONES' was presented at Turner
Theatre. Next Sundays attraction
is s:The Man from Home which is
recognized to be one of the best
Comedy Dramas on the American
stage.
The first of series of entertain
ments to be given by the New Ulm
Maennerchor was held last Saturday
evening and was attended by a large
number of people who were we'll
pleased with the splendid program for
this occasion. Singing by the Maen-
nerchor and the Arion Quartet and |
dancing were the features of the even
ing.
The story and half frame resi-
dence of William G. Williams of Cam
bria was damaged by fire Thursday
. evening, and it was only by the hard
work of the family and neighbors that
the house was not entirely consumed,
with it's contents. Mr.. Williams loss
, will be upwards of 500, and he car
ried no insurance. Repairs on the
house are in progress.
The New Ulm News has been sold
to the owners of the New Ulm Review
and the two properties will be conso-
lidated as one publication. ). j..
Green, the retiring owner of the News,
is one of the Oldest newspaper men in
the state, and what's more interesting,
he was one of the most honest writer's
in the profession, and had the ability
to write we'll, and always as friend
of humanity. He is now about eighty
years of age, and we trust will yet en-
Joy many years of life here on earth.
Tracy Herald
The German Lutheran church is now
situated on it's new location in Com
frey, opposite the P. R. Nelson resi-
dence. The church is centrally loca-
ted which will be matter of much con-
| venience to members of that denomi-
nation residing in all localities tribu-
tary to town. The minister, Rev.
Nishwitz, resides in Wanda, and sup
; plies that church, the Comfrey church,
. and the congregation in Stately. It
, is understood that services will be held
in Comfrey in the near future. Com
, frey Times.
! Nine dead, sixteen terribly wounded
7 that is the toll of the hunting season
: to date in Wisconsin and upper Michi-
} gan, and before the close of this month
the list will be largely increased if the
:. accidents of the past seasons are any
, indication. Thus far only small game
) has been hunted, including ducks, par
tridges, prairie chickens, rabbits and
, squirrels. Beginning on the llth the
deer season opens, when the greater
!, number of serious casualties are GER
, tain to occur.
! Big program and elegant shows
} at The Scenic every night. Don't
miss it.
Paul Thordson and Miss Emma
Bjerteson were married at Lake Hans.
ka church Saturday. Rev. j. M. Ner.
Wig performed the ceremony. The
groom is the son of Guthorm Thord
!. son and the bride is the daughter O.
;, Ellef Bierteson. Both the contracting
: parties are highly esteemed and have
= large circle of friends who wish then
: prosperous life full of happiness
: After the ceremony the aewly married
couple left for wedding trip to Mari
:. eta and the twin cities.-Hanska Her
! aid.
If every citizen in New UIm woult
: exercise that same vigilance ant
courage as did certain business
man on Minnesota str, the burglar
would lose their jobs. Said citizel
had retired Sunday night and with
good conscience as soft pillow unde
his head was at the point of droppin,
off when noise downstairs liv
ing rooms are over the store-got hir
out of bed and on his feet. No doubt
burglars had gained entrance into hi
place of business below andy al
means they must be caught. To rus
down and eventually become a target
would be too dangerous so he deci
ded to barricade the door and kee
the prisoner until help was summoned
Early this fall he had bought severa
cords of hard wood and already on
cord was split and nicely piled up o
the second story porch in the rear 6
the building. At once he went to wor
and throwing down the wood barrica
ded the door. Having accomplishe
this, he called Billy, his neigh Dor, an
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