New Ulm review., 1913-11-12

Otto Bueuger left last week for
! Luverne where he found employment
10 furniture and undertaking esta.
blishment.
Otto Rsinke left Thursday for
Minneapolis after . brief visit with
y bis parents and friends. He 10 now
employed in the Wsshburn Crosby ,
Mill.
Edward Castor Of Vases vas in
the city the early part Of last week to
help celebrate his mothers, Mrs.
Elisabeth Zeller's, 77th birthday.
i The amount Of rubbsrs slresdy sold
this fall shows that the ssl1 guarantee
speaks for its self. f. A. scHRUPP.
1 Adv 46
Ath. J. Henle, who Learned the trad .
of lynotypist under the able tutorsh ip
of Fremont Schmidt left for Redwood
Falls last week and 10 now employed
at the Redwood Falls Gazette.
Last week Friedrich Guetschow sold
his farm in Milford to Joseph Richartz
for $4,000 The purchaser who Is
now tenant on the Bormsnp place
expects to take possession some time
next fall.
| John Kruger of New Ulm is here
helping Henry Uhlhorn market his
grain. Although nearing 80 years. he
is up early in the morning and makes
! several drives to the elevator each
ay.-Comfrey Times.
Julius Moersch, Pres. of the Ger
man American Alliance OF the State
of Minnesota and his wife we're the
guests of Dr.. and Mrs. L. A. Fritsc he
few days last week. They returned
to st. Paul Friday afternoon.
Last week the first work Was done
on the Union Hospital which 10 to be
erected here next spring. The excs-
vation work is we'll under way now
and If the weather remains pleasant
for few weeks longer, contractor
August Puhlmsnn hopes to be able to
complete the basement this fall.
Special for Sunday A big three
reel feature Carmen. Also . good
comedy. GEM THEATRE. Adv 46
Our neighboring city Sleepy Eye is
seriously considering raising the level
Of Sleepy Eye Lake. Itis proposed to
build q 300 foot dam across the ut
let on the north sides and by doing
this they expect to raise the water
five feet. A citizens committee has
been appointed to raise the necessary
funds.
Redwood Falls has a couple of
enterprising young men who recently
opened canning factory which they
operated in connection with their truck
farm. This year they experimental
with broom corn with very satisfac-
tory results. They planted only q
short row and the yield was quite
large and as result they have thir-
teen fine brooms, as good as can be
bought in the markets anywhere.
More broom corn will be planted next
year and if the results are fully as
good, it may mean the establishment
of new industry for the Zenith city.
We regret to announce that r. c.
Schmid, the popular manager of the
Carpenter. Neumann lumber yard, has
resigned and will leave some time be-
fore December 1st. Mr.. Schmid will
enter the lumber business for himself
in his home town of New Ulm, Minn.
We understand that he was offered q
substantial raise In salary If he
would stay here, but under the cir
could not consider it. He
is q hustler and q business getter, and
We are sorry to see him leave. but
"lSA AAiu OIL uouuOl VI ouCC0SS III Vu0
Gopher state. - Litchville, IN. D.
Bulletin.
Each years. "Hasenpfeffer Dance"
at Turner Hall proves more of
success than the former ones, proving
the popularity of these special feed
where good music is
furnished and an al around feeling of
informal friendliness prevails. Nearly
two hundred tickets for the dance we're
sold and several attended who did not
dance but enjoyed the supper ana q
social evening in the happy atmos-
phere. The committee in charge had
to reach with an invita-
ion every one who would be likely to
wish to attend such q gathering and a
most congenial crowd resulted. Not
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