New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-08
THE NEW BANK ORGANIZED,
Bobleter is President and W. F. Setter
Cashier.

Bobleter is President and W. E. Setter
Cashier.
Thursday morning the stockholders of
the Brown County Bank held meeting
and at once effected an organization.
Hon. Jos. Bobleter will be president of
the new corporation and w. F. Setter
cashier. The board of directors will
consist of these two gentlemen and Chas.
Wagner, E. G.sKoch, PeterScherer. G. III.
Ross and g. L. Roos. They will take
possession of the bank on the 1st of next
month and when it is considered who are
the officers and hackers there is nothing
risked in predicting that the bank has a
prosperous future.
HIS. Kennedy, representative of the
Southern Minnesota Miller's Association.
was IN town for short while Thursday
evening. He reports crops all along the
| Northwestern line in Minnesota and Da-
kota as being in first class condition.
In Iowa he says corn is very backward.
Prof. McCleary, who is a candidate
for the Republican Congressional nomi-
nation in this district, starts all of his
political meetings by inviting the au-
dience to unite with him in singing am
erica" That's the Teachers Institute
style If procedure, and it remains to be
seen how successful it is as a polictical
move.
Rev. 3. Hummer, who became notori-
Gus here once in an effort to bring suit
against certain New Ulm people, preash-
es every Sunday under a tree near
the church in Sibley county where he
used to hold forth but from which he
was ousted by his congregation The rev
erend gentleman claims to have con-
tract which he proposes to fulfil and
thus legally hold the congregation for
his pay.
8 JAS the season for public picnics has
opened, the Review would caution pri-
vate parties from infringing upon the
rights of others in the sale of beverages
without a license. The men who pay
their annual fees of$5O0 into the CITY treas
urer are entitled to protection in their
business and this year there are those
who will see that they receive it. If YOU
want to be on the safe side therefore.
either get a license or don't sell.
The Choate Dramatic Co. did not play
at Turner Hall Sunday as advertised, but
they were not missed. The Dramatic
Section of the Turnverein rendered the
side-splitting farce, ''The Sword of Dam
ocles'' and gave excellent satisfaction,
a male quartet sang, the first class of the
/ Turnverein gave an exhibition of vault
ing and Mr.. Hugo Fischer gave an ex-
cellent exhibition of his skill with the
Indian clubs. A dance concluded the
programme.
To make plain the necessity of fence
around the jail building to keep away
people who are constantly hanging
about the windows and talking to the
prisoners, a paper was found in the jail
one day last week to which was attached
boquet Of flowers which had beer
thrown through the window by some la
! dy The paper bore the following lines
ssPrisoner, pity you, just as e'er so ma
ny do; Tell me,please, what you do lo> e
and it I'll through this window shove
A flower | can nightly give; those sweets
for you and me do live IF prose or DO
etry you like, even that for you car
strike. I'll get you anything l can, il
you will follow this my plan: Just dro1
a line outside these bars; I'll come
around by moon and stars The letter
is signed by prisoners fr;end.,'
4 Bobleters Candidacy.
/ Col JOS Bobleter was in the citv