New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-07


Geo. Schmitt, of Cottonwood, died
at the John Dauer home Of. that town
ship shortly after one O'Clock We'd
nesday afternoon. after suffering from
an attack OF Bright's disease. De-
ceased was born in 1855 and has been
living with Mr.. Dauer for some time.
he IS survived by four brothers and
one sister: Christ Schmitt, of New
Ulm; John AID Jacob Schmitt. Of
Cottonwood; JOS. Schmitt and Mrs.
Leist, of Buffalo Grove, Ill. Funeral
services were held Friday morning
from the Searles Catholic church.
lnterment in the New UIm Catholic
cemetery.
New Fall suits and overcoats from
$1,000 up, according to your order.
Pressed and repaired at one-haIf reg
ular price as long as you have them.
Grelg the Taylor. 1916
The funeral of VIM. Behnke, OF st.
James was held last Thursday from
the home OF his mother Mrs. Esther
Behnke OF this city. The following
out-of-town relatives and friends at.
tended the funeral: L. G. Ives of Vab-
len, s. D., John cummings, st. Peter:
Henry w. Behnke, New York City;
Jay Z. Behnke and wife, Minneapolis:
Oscar Behnke, Sioux City; Frank
Tattle and wife, Home township, Mr.,
and Mrs. Moe, Springfield; VIM.
Getting, st. James; Mr. Graussmanp,
St. James. A. T. Behnke of Newburg,
Oregon, was not able to attend the
funeral because of i'll health.
Cap. Memo came in on the tail end
on the filing list for candidates of
county Offices. He filed late last We'd
nesday afternoon and seeks the NOM
ination for sheriff of Brown County.
Cap. needs no Introduction as he.is
we'll and favorably known throughout
the county. Most every voter knows
him personally. Mr.. Nenno was born
and raised in New Ulm and has spent
all his time in this city. He has never
asked for any Office before and now
comes before the people with the desire
of being nominal on the Democratic
ticket for sheriff. He is stron can
didate and can demand large follow
ing on election dav
x It's worth while asking "Hickory'
Brand Rubbers and Overshoes. They
are long wearing giving salts
faction. Ask your dealer. St. Paul
Rubber Co. Distributors. 45tf
The following parties from out-of-
town last Wednesday atten ded the
opening of DR.. Martin Luther College,:
Rev. G. G. Seltz, Gibbon, Mimi; Mrs.
G. Fritzke, Hutchinson, Mimi; DR.. A
Anderson, Balaton, iMinn.; H. Luehr-
ing, MoItke, Mimi: W. Kirschke,
Brighton; Rev. H. Paustian, West
Salem, Wis; Rev. c. F.. Kock, Belle
Plaine, Mimi: Rev. r. Polzin, Water
i town, S. OAK; Edmund Helbing,
| WATERFOWL, S. OAK; Rev. P. Gedicke,
Vesta. Mimi; Rev. J. Engel, Yelling
+, ton, MINI; J. Schese, Ridgeley,
/, Mimi; Rev. Aug. Bode, Brownton,
Mimi; A. Ostermann,9 Brownton,
| MINI.
| The Harvest Festival given by the
Mothers Society Of Holy Trinity
| Catholic church last Sunday was
attended by large number of people
! from the city and the country. The
/ End Regiment Band furnished excel
lent music and everybody participated
1 in the various games and amusements
that were offered at the park. The
members of the society worked hard
to make this festival a success and
are to be congratulate on the out
come. The rain which set in about
four O'Clock brought the festivities to
a sudden end. The total receipts
amounted to over 500.
A word of advice. If you are
going to attend the Scenic Saturday
or Sunday evening, COME EARLY.
/ We start at 80 and $50.