New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-12
Annual a. n Elections.

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The village Of Sleepy Eye elected
Jesse Palmer mayor By . two to one
vote. The Palmer, or caucus ticket,
was elected throughout
In Marshall NJ. E. Matthews was de-
feated for mayor BY Attorney Seward.
License carried.
Redwood Falls put up the hottest
battle of all. License carried by only
70 votes, but F. w. Phlbrick to the sur
prise Of everybody defeated Charlie
Meade by good round majority. JUL
US Melges, New Ulm boy, vas elected
to the council.
Great Western Band President, John
Henle; vice-president, Hy. Kitzberger;
secretary, Frank Zschuncke; treasurer,
Ed. Baer; manager, Chas. stengel; di-
rector, B. Gruenenfelder.
St. Johns Court of Catholic Foresters
Chief Ranger, Andrew ]. Eckstein; Vice
Chief Ranger, Hy. Schaibel; Past Chief
Ranger, Hy. Koehler; Recording Secre
tary, Tom. Kretsch; Financial Secretary,
VIM. Pfeffelle; treasurer, John Korbel;
Spiritual Director, Rev. Schroeder; Med
ical Examiner, DR.. Sehoch; Trustees,
John Ryczek, Hubert Berg and B. Rein
hart.
The Citizens Bank stockholders have
elected the following directors: NJ. Null
zen, Ferd. Crone, VIM. Silverson, J. h.
Vajen, 0. M. Olsen, Geo. Doehne and
DR.. Wcschcke. The directors in turn
elected NJ. Mullen as president, ]. 81.
Vajen as vice president, VIM. F. Setter
as cashier and W. E.. Koch as assistant.
The members of the Congregational
church held their annual meeting at the
church parlors Wednesday evening. The
following officers were elected: Trustee,
G. A. Ottomeyer; superintendent, w. G..
Little; treasurer, AT. Ottomeyer; finance
committee, Herman Held, G.. A. Otto
meyer and Mrs. B. F. Weber; prudent
ial committee, Mesdames Mowery, Web
Der and Hubbard; music committee.
A. F. Ottomeyer, Mrs. A. W. Bingham
AMI Miss Stella Hirsch. i
| Lafayette Bernadotte Creamery Co.
| President VIM
Aug, Samuelson; treasurer, Chas. Mel
son; directors, Aug. Dirks, Aug. Samuel
son and A. w, Bergstrom. .,-.
| German Methodist Sunday School
President, Chas. Grusendorf; Assistant
DR.. Reineke; secretary, Conrad Dirks
treasurer. IA Alvin; librarian, AVN
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New Ui.., Ere Department: President
W. E. Koch; vice. president, Hy. Eugel
secretary, VIM. Brust; treasurer, Emf
Wicherski; foreman of Hose Co. No.
and 2, Jos. F. Groebner; assistant, Rob
cit Brandt; foreman of Hose Co. No.
VIM. Leonhard; assistant, Robert Bender
foreman CT Hook and Ladder Co., ny
Engel assistants, Emil Wicherski an
Fred Pfaender. s-- ...
Lafayette Sunday School: Supt
VIM, Dannhelm; assistant superlnter
dent, R. D. Lille; secretary, H.F. Schrs
der; treasurer, Aug. Dlrks; librarian
Herman Quandt. ~. ~.
Evan Creamery Association: Preslden
Thos. Foste, vice. president, VIM. Sand
: mann; secretary, NJ. Rasmussen; treasul
! er, John E. Paulsen; directors, HERNIA
: Kissner, Jens McCarlson and A. R. Johr
son. The creamery received 1851 90
pounds of milk during the year and pal
out to its patrons over $21 800.
Golden Creamery Association: Pres
dent, Peter Miller; vice president, To1
I Peterson; secretary, Richard Mielke
9 treasurer, John G. Kobe; directors, OFT
Mielke, Wn. Schultz and Anton Fromn
The creamery is doing a good business.
Turnverein: President, Peter Schere1
vice president, Robert Scherer; RECORD
ing secretary, Armin Petry; correspond
ing secretary, Paul Voss; treasurer, Ere
Pfaender; 1st turnwart, Ed. Petry;; 2n
turnwart, VIM. Herian.
Linden Cottonwood Creamery Co
President, John Mitchell; manager an
! treasurer, Clement Halvorsen; Director
!: III. 81. Ulen, And. Dauer and HERNIA
= B entnn. The business Of the compan
e amounted to $1e,24s6s. As much !
: l2,217 All lbs, Of milk were received.
Evangelical Church Society: Pres
dent, Henry Wellner; secretary an
5 treasurer, Otto Tape; trustees, Aug. In
: berg and Chas. Boehme.
Eastern Star: Worthy Matron, Mr.
/ Eckstein Patron, Rev. Buzzell; Assoc
ate Matron, Miss Ida Hauenstein; Cor
Il