New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-21
Jos. Vogel Jr. is home from st. Paul
for the holidays. I .

loon business IN Sleepy Eye after the
1st.
VIM. Carroll of Tracy has taken VIM.
Reddlck's place in the Northwestern
yards.
Mrs. Durbahn and children OF
Sleepy Eye spent portion of the week
here with friends.
Mrs. Stages of Minneapolis is here on
visit. Mrs. Stages is the daughter of
John G. Rudolph.
Sam Peterson of Springfield is serving
sentence of fifteen days in the county
Jail for drunkenness.
Mrs. jos. Popp received telegram
from Cincinnati Wednesday announcing
the death of her sister.
A meeting of those interested in start
ing public library in New Ulm was
held at Gebser's Hall last evening.
The stockholders of the Linden Hans
ka store will hold a meeting on the 9th
to elect successor to Peter Ahlness.
The funeral of Friedrich Kleist of La
fayette occurred in this city last Thurs
day. Kleist was eighty years of age.
E. M. Weston, travelling freight agent
for the Northwestern road, will remove
his headquarters from Winona to Tracy.
Sidney Sweet, student at the State
University, is spending portion of his
Christmas vacation here. Sweet form
erly worked for Chas. Toberer. =
Revs. Gausewitz of St. Paul, Schulze
of Mankato and Fettinger of Morgan at
tended meeting of the Lutheran Col
lege board in this city Wednesday.
Max Sebald, Brown county boy was
recently promoted to the rank of SER
geant in the Third United States Infant
~. He will accompany the regiment
to Manila.
Wm.t Reddick has resigned his posi-.
ton as switchman in the Northwestern
yards in this city and accepted similar
position with the Minneapolis 6 St.
Louis III Minneapolis.
Emil Olsen of Winthrop was taken to
St. Peter Wednesday to answer to q
justice of the peace for hstic encounter
at Lafayette in which, it appears, he had
taken very active part
Duncan Clark's Speciality Company
will be the attraction at the Union Op
era House next Friday evening. The
company is advertised to give a sprlsht
ly and up-todate performance.
John Torgrimson, leading citizen o
Lake Hanska, will quit farming, 1t is re
ported, and embark in the mach1ner,
business at some point in the western
part of the state. At present he is chair
man of the Lake Hanska town board.
The semi-annual meeting of the stock
holders o! the New Ulm Savings an
Loan Association will be held at Schell'
Hall on Thursday, January 9Th, at
O'Clock in the evening. At this meetln
officers will be elected for the ensuin
year.
Sara Haugdahl of New Sweden hu
again made q mark for his butter b
scoring highest in the contest at Austl1
The following is the showing made b
creameries in the neighborhood of Ne,
Ulm: New Sweden, 974; Oakland a
Klossner, 95; CORTLAND, 954; For
Ridgely, o5!.
Guy NJ. Hermann, member of tn
Twelfth regiment band, who has been il
the hospital here since the last week il
October, died there on Thursday o
brain fever. Hermann enlisted in tll
band at Chickamauga. His home is il
New York,and to that place his remain
were sent on Friday.
Major Campbell, the well-known Win
thop banker, died suddenly of heart fail
ure last Tuesday evening. Mr.. Campbell
was one of the active promoters of tn
Minneapolis, New Ulm and Southwestern
railroad and up to the time of the fsrma
acceptance of the road by the Minneapo
lis and St.. Louis served IN the capaci:,
of president Of the road. He was also s
member of the governors staff.
The Northwestern Telephone Com pa
ny's long distance connections with this
city were completed last Saturday, and
already the line has been quite extens-
lively patronized. Tomorrow, Thursday
the company will allow any person the
free use of the line for a three minutes
conversation with parties at any of its
connecting points in Minnesota and the