New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

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Up with tho printing Of tho ballots for
the Primary elections and other Job
work that had to be delivered ct !.
certain time. We have worked night
and day and We have done the best we
could 90 We trust our readers will
pardon any shortcomings in this
issue. . .....
In writing up some of our oelebra-
ton visitors recently we made the
mistake of saying that Mr.. n. Ham
mer, now of Mountain Lake, wss two
years old ct tho time of the outbreak
when in reality he was nearly six
years old and can remember many OF
the events Of that time distinctly. Mr..
Hammer vss born In Chillioothe,
Ohio In 1856 and came with bis parents
to Now Ulm in 1850 VIXEN not quite
three Jears old. a... ~
Ed. q. Olson and Fred, Miss Amsn.
do and Esther Auesing autoed to New
Ulm yesterday In Mr.. Olson's touring
car. They wsre accompanied on their
return BY VIM. Aussing, ST., Who
now expects to make his home on tho
old family homestead with his son,
Fred. Mr.. Auestn9, Who has been i'll
for the past four years, feels fairly
we'll at present aud would be pleased
to have his old friends pay him .
visit.-Nicollet Leader.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Fritsche and
daughter Miss Elsa went to St. Paul
last Friday where the ladies attended
a reception given by Mrs. Chas.
Hauser for her sister, Mrs. Loen-
holdt who came from her home in
Homburg vor der Hoehe, near Frank
furt, Germany to attend our home
coming festival. Mrs. Loenholdt was
. guest at the Fritsche. home while
here and 10 now spending several
weeks in st. Paul before returning
home. The reception given in her
honor Was attended by nesrly two
hundred Of st. Psul's vell.kn own
society women.
The parties who were arrested about
ten days ago, charged with main
taining house Of ill-fame in Nicollet
County sboat six miles up the river
had their hearing before Justice
O'Brien at Sc. Peter Monday morning.
Tho State was rspresested by Co.
Atty. Geo. T. Olsen and tho defendsnts
had secured the services OF Attorney
Joe. A. Eokstein. Tho Town Board
Of West Newton who wore back of tho
prosecution were mainly interested In
having the nuisance aba&ed in their
town and did not caro- particularly to
have the defendants punished to the
lull extent Of the law, aud consented
% . Withdrawal of the charge of main.
tsining . house of ill-fsme. The
wore then re-arrssted on
he charge Of lewd conduct, to which !
both of them plead guilty. The man
vss fined $50 and costs amounting to |
1852 aud the woman wss fined 90
With no costs. Both paid up and were
discharged from custody.
Last Sunday morning Griffith
Roberts of Cottonwood had IN un-
pleasant experience with . vicious
bull which might easily have resulted
much moro seriously than It did. AZ
t 10 Mr.. Roberts 10 nursing . painful
injury to ono of his legs and has
1srious other bruises to attest the
vii intent of the animal. Tho trouble
when Mr.. Roberts was
eading the animal back to his pen
Ifter having him out to drink. Tho
,ull for some reason became euraged
md attempted to crush Roberts
e ainst the wall catching his leg and
oughly using his victim generally.
However, Mr.. Roberts managed to
limb up and drop himself over into
he msnger. He required assistance
o get to the house and investig alton
howed that the muscles of tho leg
vere torn loose tho no bones were
'roken. Mr.. Roberts is mendlng a.
ast as could be expected but it will
70 some time before he will be entirely Il
covered.
Antoine Deloris, Postmaster st
2arden, Mich, knows the exact facts
,hen he speaks of tho curative value
4 Foley Kidney Pills. He says;
From my own experience I recon-
aend Foley Kidney Pills, - great
smsdy, for kAnsy trouble. Ny fisher
~ eursds s-ot ktdnsyl disease ad .
.ooa nasy~seny neighbors, were
arsd hy EoIey Kidney Pills." ON.