New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-02
LOCAL NOTES

AlSS MARINA Relnhart made a trip to
the Twin Cities Friday.
Herman Glum who has been spending
the summer with his son in Stewartsdale,
N. D. arrived Tuesday, to spend the
winter at home.
Miss Meta Hanschen left Sunday for
Belgrade, Stems County, where she will
visit for several weeks at the home of her
brother John w. Hanschen.
AS was to be expected George Graft of
1vanhoe, former New Ulmite was re-
elected Clerk of Court Of Lincoln County
with handsome majority. His friends
here feel pleased over his victory.
Mrs. F. w. johnson and Mrs. Chas.
Helmes left yesterday afternoon for St.
Paul, the latter to return to her home
and the former to spend couple of weeks
with her.
Miss Tillie Foldesi of Mankato came
up Wednesday for visit with Mrs. H.
N. Somsen whom she nursed thru the
typhoid fever last winter. On Friday
she was called to take charge of the fever
case at the DR.. Hintz home.
Roy L. Alvin who has been visiting
the past week at the Steinhauser home
and with Mr.. and Mrs.t Martin Penning
returned to his home at Mound Mon
day morning. Roy seemed to enjoy
every moment of his stay on the old
stamping grounds.
The first of the Turner Hall Club
dances for the season was given last
Saturday evening, about thirty-fve
couples being in attendance. A pleasant
time is reported. The next dance will be
Saturday evening, December 18th. The
music is engaged to play until midnight
as has been the case with previous club
affairs.
J. A. Loffelmacher of Fort Ridgely
received this week large Port Huron
cylinder corn shelter from Iowa, which
will be unloaded from fiat car here.
This machine has a capacity of 1900
bushels ear corn per hour, the corn being
cleaned and separated from silk and the
husks all at one operation, thus the corn
does not have to be husked as clean as it
does when the spring shelters are used.
Fairfax Standard.
A bakers dozen of merry makers went
to Winthrop last Friday to attend the
costume party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Spoerhase and Mr.. and Mrs. Schiemann.
Part of them went by auto and returned
the same evening and the others stayed
over until the Saturday noon train.
Those in the party were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Siegel, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Schoch,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Krook, Mrs. Johnson,
Mrs. Helmes, Mrs. w. G. Alvin, Mrs. H.
Helm, Mrs. L. G. Bell, Mrs. O. Setter and
Miss Tillie Hermann. All report the
merriest time imaginable.
No further word has been received
from Otto, Henry and Emma Fiene who
So narrowly escaped cremation at a
recent fire which burned down their
restaurant at Milestone, Montana. Ac-
cording to the account received by DR..
and Mrs. H. c. Fiene, the parents of the
young people, the fire which nearly
proved fatal to them was discovered
Wednesday morning, November 18th
at three o'cloak by passing train crew.
They stopped the train and rushed to
the burning building, arriving just in
time to carry the two Fiene boys and
Emma Fiene, all of whom were still
asleep in the rear of the restaurant, to q
place of safety. Hardly were they out
when the roof fell in and the building
collapsed. The young people lost all
of their personal belongings and their
entire stock and fixtures. Otto Fiene
and Miss Emma Fiene each took q
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running the restaurant during the time
it was not necessary for them to live on
their claims.
Any one in need of visiting cards or
social stationery of any sort would do
we'll to get it at the Review office where
we have information as to the correct
styles and forms for good usage. We
think there is nothing nicer to give a
friend than set of engraved cards for
Christmas and we are in position to
furnish them in time for Christmas if the
orders come in two weeks before the oath.
Do not delay longer than that for
engraved work. We can also supply
you with dainty, personal Christmas
greeting cards at most reasonable prices.
We have some cards that are so made
that the sender's personal visiting card