New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-08-16

the other method of failing to re-elect
them at the end Of the year would be
for more onvenient, but from q purely
educational standpoint he was Of the
opinion that the New Ulm Board would
be making foolish step and one that
would reflect discredit upon them if they
should resolve to go back to the old
system that IS disapproved ofsby every
well-knoWn educator. .
Silverson said that all he wanted from
the resolution was to prevent resigna-
tons at any time during the year, but
when Prof. Nix suggested that the con
tract with each teacher could compel
them to teach to the end of the year, they.
would not accept the suggestion and
seemed determined IN carrying their
point. Silverson talked about it's being
only matter of form but his refusal to
accept Nix's perfectly feasible suggestion
shows clearly that there's niger in.
the fence and time will surely reveal its
proportions. There was no worthy ex-
cuse for introducing such resolution
tor any good purpose, and had the pub
lie had chance to be present Monday
evening they would have thought the
same way. The resolution was finally
laid over to the next meeting when it will
be acted upon.
This discussion over S:lverson moved
to appoint new member Of the Board
of Examiners to succeed c. A. Hagberg,
whose term expires in October. To this
the Board agreed and Silverson nomin-
ated Rev. Baumgarten, who was duly
elected. -
President Stricken then gave his list
of citizens who are to constitute a Board
of visitors to act in conjunction with the
School Board in visiting the schools and
Offering suggestions. The list was as fol.
lows: Judge Webber, M. Mullen, c.
Grusendorf, G. F. Dongus, G.. A. Otto.
meyer, H. L. Henry, F. Burg ST., G. II
Hornburg,a land VIM. Brust.
Senator Peterson is in St. Paul.
Miss Rosa Vogel has returned from St
Paul to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Loheyde are St
Peter visitors this week.
Mrs. j. A. Walker has been the CUES
of Mrs. J. Newhart the past few days.
A. w. Bingham went to Minneapolis
Monday to view the burned district.
Mrs. j. F. Crowell is entertaining he
sister and cousin from the east this week
Jacob Schroepfer, hired man for Cron,
Bros, was kicked by horse on Monda,
aHu Dduly luJuIeu. i.
Cashier Setter of the Citizens Banl
goes to the Worlds Fair next week &C
companied by his wife.
F. H. Behnke's horse, while driven b,
a young boy, ran away on Monday, bu
| did no further damage than to break tn,
dashboard and few spokes.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ulrich have re
turned from Milwaukee. He. report
work as scarce and hard to secure in tn,
Wisconsin city, and has. concluded t,
remain here for the present. .'.
What is the use of having all denomi
nations represented in the appointment
of Board of Visitors to the Publ,
Schools? Wouldn't it be good dea
better to pick out the best men in tow,
regardless of what sect they belonged
to? -- Ns.,-
Three picnics were recorded sunda,
and offered rest and amusement to man,
people. Near the Creamery about TWEEN.
ty boys and girls spent the day in games
and feasting and a part of the Star Band
assisted with music. Another grour
had a good time on the banks of theCot.
tonwood near Alwin's place and still an.
other of about thirty young men and la.
dies passed the hours from morn till
eve near Conrad Sears place in MILFORD.
The trouble ever glandered horses in
this city still continues. DR.. Fritsche
has spotted certain animals and with the
aid of the newly discovered lymph
claims to be able to give correct dag
nosis. Doctors disagree however and to
satisfy the owners of the diseased ami
l