New Ulm review., December 11, 1912, Image 5

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of Sleepy Eye spent
'Sunday here.
Make father or grandfather happy
with a gold neaded cane. REIM the
-Jeweler has them. (Advt.)
J^ilss Irene Larson who ha* been
visiting tore for a number of week*
will return home Friday %, ,4-*
Do not fail to attend the Roy L.
Berg auction at the Star Hall this
week. Advt.
E. O. Hage looked after business
Interests in Minneapolis Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. AlbertJobneon of Springfield
-epent the last half of tbe week visiting
with the W. Alwin family and other
-friends. She returned home Monday.
Our holiday stock is the choice of
-dozens of lines from which we have
'been buying for months. You will
understand better when you come in
and see J. M. MEYER, Leading
Jeweler. (Advt.) 50-51
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,,.. Tbe Standard Bearers P»etwith
Adeline Durbahn Friday evening
BOept. Albert Pfaeoder transacted
business in Lamberton on MondayjF',4
Qualitv first, last and all the time
at «'80HLEUDERS't'., THE QUALITY
JEWELER. (Advt)
Irwin C. Alwln was in Springfield
last week in tbe interests of the "Fort
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Mrs. John Scbroelz of SpriWfield
spent several days last week with her
mother, Mrs. Franz Schubert.
Card party and lunch at the Turner
Frauenverein Bale of Christmas
goodies Friday evening of this week.
Only 25c. Lunch alone 15c.
Attorney Virgil B. Seward of
Marshall and Co. Atty. Geo. T. Olsen
of St. Peter were in the City Satur
day.
Dentist H. W. Rleke, who recently
purchased from Peter Giefer thilot
adjoining Dr. Geo. F. Reloeke's
property on 8tate Street, expects to
erect a residence thereon next year.
Have you seen the beautiful Xmas
Boxes of Stationery at Pfefferle's
Reliable Drug Store? Better call
«arly and make your selection asjhe
prices which are only about J^ the
regular prices are moving tbe goods
very fast. Prices from 10c to 13.00
per box. (Advt)
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rien are practical
and they like to have
their gifts practical.
A gift of something
to wear will surely
please him because
it is practical and
of lasting benefit.
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Overcoats, 5hirts, Cravats, Under-
wear, Hose, Siispenders, Handker
chiefs, Gloves, Mufflers, Umbrellas
and Jewelry offers an almost unli
mited chance to choosefrom and the
prices are very low.
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Home Made Cookery
Miss Berths. Grebe will be hostess
to tbe and I Whist Club Thursday
evening of this week.
Foot Scbulxe shoes fulfill every re
quirement of tbe most exacting people.
At CRONE'S. Advt.
Given by the Ladies Society
Henry Reinarts of Glenburn, N. D.
visited with bis mother. Mrs. Anna
Kuttner, last week.
J. Goblirscb of Redwood Palls spent
a Dart of last week visiting friends and
relatives in New Ulm and vicinity.
Sterling Silver Table Ware—Such a
fine line never shown in New UJmTurner
before. SCHI^JUDER THE QUALITV
JEWELER. (Advt)
While wrestling at* the Washington
School last Wednesday, the seven
year old son of Joe Schreiner broke
hiaright arm.
Last Wednesday afternoon City
Justice N. Hennlngaen united in
marriage Edward T. Trainor and
Madeline Ogden of St. Paul.
Little sonny or brother would like
Santo to bring, him a watch. RBU*
the Jeweler baa just the right kind for
boys. (AA*.)
Mrs. Irma M. Monson left for
Sleepy Eye to-day where she will ex
hibit and sell tbe hand painted china'4
she has prepared for the Xmas trade.
Keep warm, Foot Scbulze Rubbers
and Overshoes will keep your feet
snug and comfortable. At
-4-~~aV ^4 2 corn abredder owned by Mr. Essig was
O O StOCK OI sMlllS, destroyed. Uwu fortunate the wind4above
'*m I waa in the right direction otherwise all
CRONE'S.
Advt.
Editor Hodges and wife were pleas
antly surprised at their home Monday
evening, December 2nd. by a 1 arse
number of neighbors and friends who
came there to assist tbe worthy couple
in celebrating their silver wedding.
Bro. Hodges was equal to-the occasion
and made tbe best speech be ever
made in his life
During the early morning last Satur
day, fire from the steam engine of
John Essig who lives in tbe Town of
Milford set fire to a lot of corn fodder
and tbe result was, before it could be
subdued, two stacks of hay, a lot of
core fodder, four cattle and the new
tbe farm buildings of Mr. Addy would
have been burned. The shredder was
a new one and coat $800 with no 1 nsur.
anoe. Mr. Addy figures his loss at
about $600 with insurance in the Stark
Insurance Company.
v-Sleepy Eye Herald- Dispatch
We are offering tbe nrettiest line of
monogramed and engraved stationery
as suggestions for Xmas Gifts that
you ever saw. Come in and order
from our sample line. You can not
give a young girl anything more
suitable. Our line is absolutely new
just from tbe engravers and each de
8tgoVill be exclusive. We will not
accept orders from more than one
person for any design and you can
thus be sure of having' something
different. Prices just what you or
dinarily want to pay for a gift for
friend or acquaintance. Come earlv
and get your choice. We also make a
specialty of embossed'-stationery and
engraved visiting cards.
New Ulm Pub
C. G. REIM,
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TURNER^ FRI- Afternoon
HALL December 13
Among tbe goodies for sale will be home made cakes,
Xmas cookies, candies, doughnuts, noodles, real German
rye bread and coffee cake.
Lunch will be served thruout the afternoon,
Card Party and Lunch in the Evening 26c
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Anton Hilleeheim of Sigel visited
last week with bis daughter, Mrs. Jos.
F. Helgetat Ellis, Kansas.
a day by
auction at
You can save $50 00
attending the Roy L. Berg
tbe.Star Ball this week.
Advt.
Miss Veronica Franz of Sleepy Eye
came down Saturday evening to attend
the performance of "The Third De
gree" at Turner Theatre and remained
over Sunday visitin?
Reinhart and Sturm.
with the Misses
The regular birthday party of tbe
Frauenverein was held Thurs
day afternoon at the Club Rooms.
Owing to tbe stormy weather tbe
number present was smaller than
usual but tbe usual informal pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed by all who
dared to face tbe snow and wind. The
ladies who celebrated. their anniver
saries were Mrs. E. Maltzahn, Mrs.
Roy Berg, Mrs. A. Schiller, Mrs. J.
Bellm and Mrs. L. Fritscbe. The
birthday table was decorated with
white and pink flowers. Miss Phyllis
Neumann played "Robin's Departure"
wbiie supper was served. Mrs. F.
Burg offered the congratulations,
Miss Haeberle read a selection and
Mrs. Schapekabm recited a humorous
poem. '.'
On next Tuesday, Dec. 17th, we will
have at our store a representative of
an Eastern firm with a complete lice
of Ladies' Furs of every description
consisting of Ladies' Coats, Scarfs,
Muffs, Caps or anything in the line of
the latest Furs.
Here is an opportunity for you to
match a muff or scarf or to purchase
an exclusive pattern. We want to
emphasize tbe fact that this sale
affords tbe people of this city a chance
to see one of tbe best lines of Furs
ever shown here. This sale starts in
the morning at 8 o'clock and closes in
the evening at 10:00 o'clock.
You are invited to visit bur store
and inspect this line of Furs, whether
you wish to purchase or not. It
certainly gives you an apportunity to
select a very fine Christmas present
for your lady friend. We are going
to conduct this sale on a very small
margin of profit as we can afford to
do this by not having to carry this
stock on hand. Do not miss the
sale. G. A. OrroMEYER.
(Advf)
WANTED
All kinds of live a'nd
dressed Poultry at full
market value. Have
an order for 100,000
lbs fat Turkeys. We
want yours.
STORK BROS.
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Has for eighteen years been a good and reliable place to buy CHRISTMAS GIFTS
GIFTS THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED AND A JOY FOREVER
Our stock is larger than that of any previous year. Our line of Novelties and Umbrellas,
is superb. We love to show goods, so please come and see
before you buy.
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The Leading Jeweler
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They are bearing the tree—
Now what will the tree bear
for them?
What's the objection to use
ful presents?
Thi* list may suggest—
Neckwear 25c—80c
Shirts 50c—75c—fl 00
Gloves Mittens 25c—50c
Pajamas $1.00
Suspenders 10c—15c—25c
Sweaters $1.00—$1 50
Caps 50c--75c
Suits $2-50—$8.00
Overcoats $4.00-$S.0O
14 No. Minn. Str., New Ulm, Mlnp
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THE quickest, surest and safest
way to success lies through a bank account.
Observe tbe success ol the greatest men of
modern times. Ouly the command of
unlimited money has made'
,\ *. them what they ate.
You can be as successful if yon start saving now. A dollar
will open an account here. Brinp what you can fn today.
Brown. County Bank
New Ulmy Minnesota*
Mrs. K. G. Hage went to St. James
Friday for a day's visit and tosold
Madelta Saturday where she was
joined by Mr. Hage. They came
home Monday by auto but found the
roads rather muddy.
For Cbristmas--What is nicer than
a Kodak for the girl or boy—We have
ibe finest I'ne in New Ulm.
SCHMSU-
The old Depot Hotel at a cy was
last Tuesday to J. G. Ilea for
$55"), his being the highest of live bids.
The building will be wrecKed and tbe
material thus secured will be used in
tbe erection of several cottages. A
few years ago this same property in
cluding the furniture was sold for
$15,000.
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