New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-12-15

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consin at 951. In Minnesota there are
but 50 cheese factories; in Wisconsin
1871.
Thus we see, he said, that although
we in Minnesota are awake to the dairy
interest, we are far short of possible de-
velopment in production. +
In Wisconsin the industry has largely
been promoted by advocating the high
est integrity in everything pertaining
u dairying and 5y keeping constantly
in the field two travelling instructors at
the expense of the association.
Mr.. Freeman said that the one thing
most urgently needed just now in the
Way of legislation was for congress to
pass the so-called state trademark bill,
which enables states to ADOPT distinct
I've trade mark and supervise the use of
it by its own citizens on all goods
shipped beyond It's borders and entering
into foreign and interstate commerce.
The forenoon's session closed with a
few remarks by J. H Monrad of Illinois,
special agent of the government Dairy
Division for several western states. He
urged, for the present, encouragement
Of the home market, told of the difficult
ties of transportation and expressed the
conviction that whenever our export
business became of Importance all of the
creameries would have to resort to pas
turizing.
Incidentally he remarked that the
weakest point in present dairying was
to be found in the care of the milk from
the COW to the factory.
Christian Heller has gone to Portland,
Oregon, to spend the winter.
Armin, the youngest child of Robert
Lambrecht Of Milford died last Thurs
day.
- Chas. Amb1osch has returned from
Falrmont and may re-enter his fathers
employ.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mueller died early in the week of con-
vdlsions.
The crow is not so bad bird after
all. 1t never shows the white feathers
and absolutely never complains without
caws.
The case of Jacob Schneider versus
Sheriff Anderson and Anton Adam was
decided this week. The verdict was in
favor of the plaintiff in the sum of $751;
,6.
The New Ulm Skating Club have
opened a rink on the Minnesota river
just below the Eagle Mill bridge. Some
three hundred people patronized it last
Sunday.
A gasoline explosion in the steam
laundry building called out the fire de-
partment on Friday. The fire was ex-
tlnguished, however, before the fremen
arrived and very little damage was done.
Mrs. Clara Senske, who has been
spending the past two months at the
home of John F. Neumann left for Los
Angeles yesterday morning to spend
the winter. Mrs. u. w. Hagen of Sleepy
Eye, her daughter, accompanied her as
far as Hopkins. - b. =.
The local fremen are arranging to
give bail at Turner Hall on New Years
Eve. This is an excellent chance for
the people of New Ulm to show their
appreciation of worthy volunteer Or
ganization, and we trust that the dance
will be we'll attended. ~.
People who have not already reserved
their seats for the Dick concert next
Tuesday should do 50 at once. Seats
are going rapidly and the price is rea-
sonable reserved seats SO cents. The
general admission on the night of the
concert will be 35 cents and for children
25 cents.
An nishman, on being asked which
one of the crowd he thought the devil
would take first if he should happen
among them, promptly replied:
ssMe, sur
"And why do you think he would
take you, Pat?''
"Because he's shure of the rest of ye,
sur"
Senator Cullom of Illinois It does i
not seem possible nowadays to write
a law that the corporation lawyers
lcannot drive q team of horses through.
When we sit down in congress and \
Iexpress our ideas as carefully and
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