New Ulm review., 1913-04-16
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LOCAL NOTES

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John Breu left last w1sk Tor Sioux
Pass, Montana where he will Be
located for several weeks.
Just received line of beautiful new
party gowns. Mira. a. N. Rinke. Adv
Herman Kaiser Of Truman, MINI,
visited last week with his brother Chss.
F. Kaiser. y.
Somsen, Dempsey & Mueller in
stalled dictophone Of the latest make
in their Office this week. This Will
prove quite 9 convenience to them.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, tsin session the entire
year. Now 10 the time 70 enter. !.
Advt 1911
Leslie Peuser who recently returned
from the State Agricultural School
has gone TO Winthrop where he
expects to spend the summer on the
farm.
w. II. Gieseke left yesterday with
the party of lsndseekers bound for
Montana. He will visit with 2 sister
who resides at Miles City and will also
60 on to Great Falls.
II you want your shoes repsired In
the most approved style, take them 70
John Backer, the shoe dealer IN the
Geo. Jacobs building, North Mtnne-
sota Street. Advt15
Mrs. Ida Schr0er will sell her entire
household goods and furniture 1t her
home No. 1854 North German Street
Raabe dwelling house, at private sale
on Friday and Saturday April 18th and
18th. Come early and get the best
Bargains. : e, Advt.
Very little business OF moment wss
transacted st the quarterly meeting OF
the New Ulm Jsegerverein" st tho
John Hauenstein Brewery last Sum
day, outside of deciding to commence
the regular target practice on the first
Sunday in May.
Reading glasses are indispensable
to middle-aged and elderly people.
Only properly fitted ones are safe to
wear. Get them of Prof. Myer, Ut G..
G. Reim's Saturday April 26. Adv
Walter Backer, formerly Drum
Major Of the Second Reg't Band has
been transferred to the Fifth Reg't.
Artillery Band at Minneapolis and
Art. Huhn takes his place in the home
band.
Colonist rates to Montana, Canada
and other states on sale daily up to
April 10th. For folders, maps and
connections make inquiry of A. b.
CUTS, A. T. N. Minneapolis or local
Agents M. g. St. L. Ry. Advt. l4-16
Otto Hummel of Hummel Bros. was
in Minneapolis the early part OF the
week combining business with pleas
ure. His mother and his sisters Misses
Bertha of Portland, Oregon, and Dora
OF Minneapolis will start on their Eu-
ropean trip next Saturday and Otto
went down to see them once more be-
fore their departure. They expect to
spend months in Europe, the most of
which they will spend in Germany.
Eyeglasses. Do you prefer the
''stay on'' kind or the "drop off"
kind? If you really care, you will
call on Prof. Mver at G. G.. Reim's
Saturday April rs. Adv
The .Nicollet Hotel at St. Peter
changed hands last week, c. E. Rey-
nolds retiring and Otto r. Maves
taking charge last Wednesday. Mr..
Maves is q St. Peter boy and has for
years successfully conducted tocsorial
parlors in his home town. The new
landlord contemplstes making some
substantial improvements. Mr.. Rey'
nolds who retires has no definite
plans for the future and will remain
In St. Peter for q month or more at
least.
We have two sample pianos on our
floor outside of our regular line. One
is in an oak case and the other wal
nut, very beautiful styles. These
must be closed out before May 1st
and are therefore on sale at very low
prices. VIM. j. Winkelmann Advt Is
The Christian Endeavorers of the
Congregational Church are preparing
for a social to be given at the church
parlors Saturday evening of this
week. Each member Of the Society
has been busy in earning dollar to
60 into the Society fund and one of
the features of the social will be the
illustration of the manner in which
each earned his or her dollar.
Be fair to your eyes aud help them
with good glasses. See Prot. Myer at
c. G. Reim's Saturday Apl. %. Adv
The entire corps of Public School
teachers with the exception of Miss
Grace Dignin, FIRST Grade Union
Building and Miss Clara Zieske,