New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-07

Mrs. Chas. silverson returned from
st. Paul Saturday.
G. G. REIN has Silver Novelties
OF every description.
4 number OF Sleepy Eyeans attended
the performance of sis Hopkins
Grandfather says he wants one
OF them Gold Headed Canes like he !
saw in G. G. Reim's show window.
e. J. Antony and E. Brandt, Of /
Munich, n. D., we're in the city tie
latter part of last week.
| Miss Emma Albrecht, nurse in tie
Mankato local hospital, is visiting
with her uncle, Rev. CD. Albrecht. 4
Doctor Fred Yates, of st. James,
spend the latter part of last week
visiting with Dr. Emil Mueller of this
CITY,
News was received here that Leopold
Zimprich sr, former resident of West
Newton, died at his home recently in !
Trent, near Spokane, Washington.
Mrs. J. Hoffman mother of Mrs.
Alderman who was visiting in
| Spokane, is now in Seattle visiting
with relatives and will remaiu there
until after Christmas.
Buy your Records for your
lPhonograph and Talking Machine at
The New Ulm Music Store, for when
you need anything in the musical line
the Music Store is the right place to
buy same and we are always glad to
| wait on you.
Richard Siegler Of West Salem
Wise. and Pres. Rev. zich of Sleepy
Eye were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ackermann Thursday and Friday and
incidentally viewed the new college
building.
| Architect A. Schippel of Mankato
was in New Ulm recently inspecting
the new college buildings. The heat
/ ing and plumbing as we'll as the car
/ penter work of the interior is finished
as far as is possible.
Henry j. Meyer returned from two
weeks hunting trip and brought with
him two deer. Mr.. Meyer crossed
large stretches, of forest where the
fires ragged leaving nothing but tall,
gaunt, looking trunks. About eight
inches of snow fell and extinguished
the fires and aided the huntsman in
tracking their game.
When in New Ulm, call at The
New Ulm Music Store and see the
High Grade Standard Famous Schu-
Llann Piano, has been made and sold
for the last IS years and has stood
the test of time. So let A. Danielson
| figure with you, if you want to buy a
fine High grade Piano for your family
for Christmas. Nothing better for the
Money than the Schumann, see the
Piano at The New Ulm Music Store.
The Farmers Elevator Co., in their
meeting held Nov. 49, decided to re-
new the period of Incorporation for
another twenty years from Dec. End
1910. Almost every stakeholder was
present and the decision was reached
by an unanimous vote. The company
started out in business Dec. End 1890
and have been very successful all the
past years.
When you think about Christmas
presents, then think of the handsome
Umbrellas for Ladies and Gents at
c. G. Reims.
} Ferdinand Berg was severely in
jured Wednesday afternoon, while
!, working in a trench on S. Minnesota
J st. Mr.. Berg was walking along in
the trench when suddenly the seven
J foot wall caved in, burying him up to
, his hips. His companions Immediate
} ly came to his aid and oy strenuous
efforts succeeding in releasing him
from his position. The accident would
{ probably have been fatal had it not
been for this immediate assistance.
A local physician was called who
found that Mr.. Berg was severely in
jured internally. He is now at the
hospital and is reported some better.
Ath. Henle, a prominent business
man in our city for over seventeen
: years sold his wagon and blacksmith
shop and retired from active business
] life. About thirty-three years ago
Mr.. Henle entered the apprenticeship
under John Lauterbach who at that
time was conducting wagon shop on
N. State st. After his apprenticeship
he went to st. Paul and then to
Springfield. About seventeen years
| ago he came to this city where he has
conducted his business ever since.
t Mr.. Henle has sold his wagon shop
/ to Messrs. Witt and Goetsch, the
former having had charge of the shop
t | for some years. Mr.. Henle has not