New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-02-07

VIM. Pfaender, Jr. OF the Pioneer
Nursery transacted business Vt Sleepy
Eye Monday.
Foley Kidney Pills will cure any
case of kidney or bladder trouble not
beyond the reach of medicine. No
medicine can do more. 0. NJ. Olsen.
Atty. ALI. w. Mueller assumed his
duties in connection with the firm of
Somsen and Dempsey Monday NOR
ming OF this week.
The Merry Makers Club gathered at
the VIM. E.. Strate home at Essig
Wednesday evening Of last week. A
number from New Ulm were present
and all report pleasant evening.
Some of the members of Germania
Lodge No. 6 pleasantly surprised Mrs.
John G. Siebenbrunner at her home
on South Broadway Sunday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
euchre. Prizes were won as follows:
Lone star, Mrs. Amanda Wicherski;
ladies' head prize, Mrs. Chas. P.
Stengel; gents head prize, Ernst
Wicherski; BOBBY prizes, Mrs. Maria
Bachmann and Mrs. Anton Wiesner.
Justice N. Henningsen on Saturday
united in marriage Angvold Arveson
and Miss Dina Kegbein, both of
Nicoilet.
The police court end of the Justice
business has been SO quiet for over .
week that you could hear q pin drop
In Henningsen's Court during that
time.
Last Friday afternoon Postma ster
Liesch addressed the teachers at the
High School Building on the Postal
Savings Bank System. Our post
Office has been designated by the
Government as q Postal Savings
Station. Any one desiring informa-
ton as on this subject can secure
pamphlet at the post Office giving the
details of the system very clearly set
forth.
Lieutenant Adolph Klause is the
proud possessor of two gold metals
which we're recently awarded to him
by the State of Minnesota. The one
bears the inscription distinguished
Riflemsn" and the other ''Pistol Ex-
peril. Lieut.. Klause won these
medals by qualifying five years con-
secutively as expert sharpshooter.
There are very few in the State who
have won this distinction and NJ.
Klause has every reason to feel proud
of these medals.
We call the attention of our readers
to the article on Taxation in this issue
Last week We stated our intention of
running q series of these articles and
asked our subscribers to give the
! natter their attention as it 10 one
which concerns every tax payer in the
state. We believe much definite In
form alton can be CLEANED from these
articles and it il only thru correct
information and understa ndiog shat
We can get ct abuses to, remedy them.
| As each one of our banks has q
savings department, it may interest
our readers to learn the possibilities
Of q 81 90 in 20 years. time, ifinvested
at compound interest. Some of US
may have even gone so far as TO
attempt to figure it out, but got dis
couraged on the way and quit. From
one Of our exchanges we CLEAN the
following Information: - One dollar
deposited in savings bank that pays
4 per cent will amount to 81. 10 in 20
years. This is simple compound in
terest. Now if you deposit 81 every
year for 20 years, or 500 in all, the
sum of your credit will have grown to
S3O.97. Any wage Garner can put by 81
a week. That money deposited in a
savings bank for 20 years will have
increased to sl,6l2. A deposit of So
week will have grown to 1920 year.
There is no secret, no mystery about
this. 1t is clear as the cloudless sun
and the method is just as clean and
honest.
Mr.. and Mrs A. 81. Lienhard and
r. II. Krook represented New Ulm at
the season of Grand Opera in St. Paul
last week. They attended the perfor-
nance of THE Jewels of the Madonna
Tuesday night and "The Walkeure'
Wednesday afternoon. They heard
Caroline White in 1.-THE Jewels of the
Madonna" and Olive Fremstad sang in
tThe Walkuere." Madame Fremstad
was given splendid ovation when she
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