New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-03

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% Linden were married 81 Judg B is
chard yesterday 8
g u shave you for nothing and give
you . drink. Z says Gene Koehler. "a son
is the cause, and yesterday was the day
of arrival.
The New Years dance at Turner Hall
on Sunday eve was well attended. Eek.
STEMS orchestra furnished the music and
an exceptionally joyous time was had BY
all. Every body seemed 10th to break up
the happy party 80 that it was after four
before heights were extinguished and
the music ceased.
Teacher Milne was unable to secure a
certificate at St. Paul in spite Of the eff.
forts that were put forth in his behalf.
The plea put forth now that it was sole
" because he had not taught a year in
the state will not hold good. Mr.. Milne
has all along claimed to have been a
teacher in St. Paul for some months
previous to his arrival here, and besides
no such requirements provided for ex-
cept in the case Of college graduates who
desire certificate without examination.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the Brown Co. Bank for the pu:-
pose Of electing new board Of direc-
tors will be held next Thursday between
the hours of and 4 p. m.
& The Citizens Bank stockholders have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year. Pres, M. Mullen; vice-pres-
ident, J. H. Vajen; cashier; VIM. r.
Setter; asst. cashier, VIM. E. Koch; d.
rectors, NJ. Mullen, J. H. Vajen. Geo.
Doebne, Chas. Silverson, Ferdinand
Crone, Werner Bosch.
A motion for change of venue in the
Madigan case was argued before Judge
Weber on Monday. By stipulation of
the attorneys, Peck and Pierce, it was
agreed that the trial should be had be-
fore Judge Weber at a special term to
be held in this city, January 23rd.
The election in Sleepy Eye yesterday
resulted as fellows: Mayor, L. P. Jen-
son; Alderman, A. K. Peterson, Anton
Steffen and Chas. Schneider; Recorder,
F. Fl. Buelow; Treas, A. A. Larrabee;
Assessor, P. Geschwind; Justice, [. Gal
lagher. Jensen beat Griffith for Mayor
by two votes.
Court is in session this week but the
calendar contains no cases of interest.
Many of them have already been settled
and dismissed, or continued. Very few
will go to a jury. .-~
Attorneys Robertson of Springfield.
Somerville and Davis of Sleepy Eye,Ben-
bow of Window and Woodland of St.
Paul are attending the annual court ses-
sion.
The Holiday number of the Northwes.
tern Miller is by all odds the finest mum.
Der ever issued by any of our State news
papers, the dailies not excepted. The
originality that pervades it, the higf
class of reading matter, the taste dis
played in advertising, the splendid il
Illustrations, some of them printed b,
Mister of Bavaria, and the generally ex
cellent tone that is to be found in tn
editorial musings, all combine to maxi
it journal after our own idea-oHe tina
we would like to immitate if it swer
within our power. And do you know
that, after all, it is such a journal tina
does town good-much more so thai
all the boom editions of surprising stats
tics that we're ever printed. People tir
of the old stereotyped fashion of publish
ing reviews and figures every New Years
and they long for bright, choice readin.
such as Bill Nye, Edward Everett Hale
Hamlin Garland and even Editor Edga
himself have given them in the journa
referred to. These are the holiday edi
lions that the people save.
S0ME SLEEPY EYETEMS
The News of the Week Neatly Dished Vi
by Unohoo.