New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

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Prof. Hsrnan Hsls ~ y kiansa'
polls over Sunday 70 visis With hil
brother August Who d sick " uns o.
10 hospitals.
Dr.. Geo. r. Koch OF Ninnsspolil
csme hons ~ lsttsr part o. The wssl
. - on hand . tho opening Of til
hunting season.
Miss Dina sausr, : professional
nurse from Sioux City, lows, Il
spsnding hsr vacation with her
brother Ernst and family.
Miss Ida Koch left for Princeton.
MINI. last wsek whore she will have
chsrge Of tho Normal Department Of
the public schools for The ensuing
yesr.
otto Simon Of Puposky visited with
friends and relatives during the pest
week. 40 reports ths crops in bic
ssotion Of the country notso good -
last ysar's. .
Aankato's big fair will be bald this
week Thursday, Friday end Saturday.
II addition 70 the harness races, there
will b bicycls and motorcycle rsoes
and ball games.
Mrs. William Humnel Who has been
visiting with friends and relatives 10
New Ulm and Minnespolis for tho
past month, left New York Thursday
for trip to Germany.
Rev. Mayer asks 10 to announce
that tho school of instruction which 10
held on Saturdays and We'd
nesdsys will open next Saturday 70
pupils for confirmation.
Mrs. Dougher invited the boy
friends Of her son james to . farewsll
party on Friday. James Who has
been at Spokane, Wash. for the past
two years attending school, viii suasr
Cornell University this fall.
Leslie Olsen and Otto Groebner lGfs
Monday for Fl. Smelling where they
will take part In the annual encsmp-
nsnt Of ths Univsrsity esdets iron
September 10Th to 18th. They viii
attend tho q. Of N. this year.
6srgts. Andrew G. Amann, Henry
0russendorf and Henry Fast otths
locsl militia have returned from the
Twin Cities where they were on duty
40 police officers st the Stste Fair
Grounds during tho State Fair.
Hugo Sandau, who has been visiting
with his parents for several weeks,
last week to St. Louis, Mo.
by his cousins who have
spent pleasant month at the home Of
their uncle Louis Sandsu and other
relatives.
Oscar Mielke, tenant on the Hsuser
farm in Milford, had the misfortune
last Tuesday morning to lose stacks
of wheat. Lightning struck and
lgnited one of the stacks which with 3
others near by burned to the ground.
MIR. Mielke estimates his loss at 300
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Mrs. Chss. stuebe, Sr. when going |
Into tho cellar last Friday became
dizzy whom three steps from tho bottom
md foil, striking her arm In such s1
wsy that tho bone on tho thumb side
Of tho arm was broken between thet
wrist and the elbow. Mrs. ,StuebeE
|ells 10 however that Il 10 meudinR |
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VIM. f. Engelbert received notice |
|his week that he has besn chosen
vice-president st largo Of tho Second
Conservation aud, Aeri.
sultural Development Congress to be1
bold in Minneapolis November 10th To-
22od inclusive. This congress 10
called . ''Laud Show" and
Wss widely advertised lsst fall. It,
object 10 to boost Northwestern land
values. !
We recently received letter from
Floyd Barlow, the svistor who made.
NO successful flights here during
week in which be speaks
II making . aight from Litchaeld to
Hutchinson, . distance of twenty two;
niles In 16 minutes. Mr.. Barlow,
Isks us 70 ssy that he was very sorry
10 could not be here to make . second