New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-05-20

telneKe, Sf. lney we're accompanied
by Lloyd Alvin, who with Harold Rel
neke went on from Faribault to North-
| field to attend the Track Meet Il
| This will be the busiest month Of the
year for County Treasurer Henry Berg
Altho the real estate taxes become
due in January most Of the people wait
until May to pay them in At least half
of them must be paid before June list to
avoid the statuatory penalty.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Laven are taking
a parently pride in caring for a lively
young man who weighs II pounds and
arrived at their home Monday. Another
new baby that is a pride and JOY is the
little daughter that came to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stuebe Saturday.
The $1.OO and $500 bills in Roy l..
Berg's show window are counterfeit but
! the Rugs are not. See them. Adv 20
| Parents should caution their children
to be careful about playing in the neigh
borhood OF the large building operations
now going on at the hospital and the
school house and other places about
Gown There is all sorts of trouble that
the youngsters can get into and word
in time may save broken arm, leg or
worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Siegel returned
Friday from their trip to French Lick
Springs and Evansville, Ind, They
report a very pleasant stay there and say
that weather there was delightful. On
Saturday they went to Minneapolis and
returned Sunday in their new seven
passenger Packard, finding the roads
very good.
The Samson" films shown at the
American last Saturday and Sunday
were very true to Bible history and the
music furnished carried out the idea Of
the times. Such films are always edu-
cational and entertaining at the same
time and should be encouraged here. 4. A
knowledge of history of olden times is
| necessary to culture and every child
should be given the opportunity to learn
of these things. In such ways the
| movies" can be of inestinable value.
Let's have more ''Samson's" at all play
houses.
Mr.. W. H. Dunn of the Utz and Dunn
Shoe Co. accompanied by Mr.. Ben Stout,
salesman, visited Emil Wicherski Satur-
day. Mr.. Dunn made this territoty
in behalf of his firm the first Is years they
were in business, making his first trip in
1882. Mr. Wicherski has handled the
the Utz & Dunn shoe for 80 years. Mr..
Dunn showed a keen interest in the
development of Minnesota since he
travelled here His firm has grown to
great concern, manufacturing 10000
pairs of ladies' shoes: every day and has
agencies in all the great European coun-
tries, Alaska, Cuba and Honolulu.
The Eagle Roller Mill is putting on
a prize contest among the girls and boys
of New Ulm in which the winner will be-
come the proud possessor OF a fine auto
mobile. This machine can be seen in
the window of the Review Office and we
expect that the youngsters will be
numerous about our place after they get
the first glimpse of the car and learn that
it is to be given to the child who succeeds
in making the best selling record. The
advertisement explaining the conditions
Of the contest appears in this issue. The
one who starts first always has an ad-
vantage.
! The 18th congress OF the North Ameri-
can Skat League will meet at Milwaukee
June 18th, 18th and 18th OF this year
In conformity with resolution passed
at the last convention held at Cedar
Point, Ohio, the first prize will be $500
, The officers in charge OF the tournament
, have decided that the second prize shall
be $4,000 also. Sixty per cent OF tn
entire entry money is to be devoted tt
prizes and the balance OF the prize none.
: will be apportioned for the other prize
by the proper committee on the first da.
of the tournament. Thirty per cent vii
r be spent for entertainments and ten pc
e cent will flow into the general fund Th
admission to both sessions of the tourna
. lnent will be $500. The first sessio
: will be called Saturday, June 18th a
! 7:45 p. m. and the second session will b
. called Sunday, at 2:45 p. m. The rule
of the North American Skat League wi
be strictly enforced. On Saturday after
y noon delegate convention is called. fc
u the purpose of receiving the annu:
n reports of the officers OF the League,
S select a place for holding the next annu:
lskat congress and to elect new board
directors.