New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-02
Miss Maggie Bagen has established a
branch millinery store in Lamberton.

branch millinery store in hainberton.
Photographer Aftermath will attend
the Wisconsin photographers'con convention
in Milwaukee next week.
Station Agent Grimms' little daughter
Natalia, is quite i'll and the other chill.
dren in the family are also ailing.
Geo. Wurmstein has sold his property
to JOS. Schnoberich for 1926. .
Geo. Strange and A. W. Cobb returned
this week from an overland trip as fal
north as Sauk Center. They were in
search of a location but found nothing
that suited them better than Brown
county.
Thos. Wilson will build story
addition to his business building. 1t will
be occupied by Kaechele Bros. and Pho
tographer Altermatt.-Spring6eld Ad-
vance.
MI. Murfn has concluded not 10 re-
build the Commercial Hotel at Sleepy
Eye. Since the fire he has offered the
site for sale.
Martin Montgomery left here Tuesday
afternoon for Juneau, Alaska, where he
has made his home for the past two years.
Martin thinks he will go t., the Copper
River country later in the year.-Sleepy
Eye Dispatch.
Otto Banker, the apiarist of Home
township, is reported to have disap-
peared mysteriously on Friday. His
relatives were here Sunday inquiring for
him and endeavorlng to find out wheth-
er or not he had drawn his money from
the bank.
A Linden correspondent Of the Made
liza Messenger gives it out .;,.e Anson
Ouren will quit farming and engage. in
the machinery business in new build
ing to be erected near the Hanska-Lin-
den store.
Supt. Hess left for St. Paul Saturday to
attend meeting of the High School
Science Committee Of the Educational
Association. The committee. meets in
order to confer with Warden Wolfer of
the prison regarding the proposed man
ufacture at the prison of science appa-
ratus for schools. Sleepy Eye Her
aid.
The business of the Home creamery
has increased so rapidly that it has been
necessary to put in new separator.
William Paulseu of Linden will re-
move to Harvey, North Dakota, and en-
gage in farming. -. ::
Joseph Baumaln has sold his farm in
West Newton to a Mr.. Huhn for $4,3OO,
Baumann has purchased one near Fair
fax. N-
The Workmen Lodge at Sleepy Eye
received nearly fifty new members last
evening. Grand Master Workman Kinds
conducted the initiation. =
Fully two hundred people gathered
at the Golden Gate hall last Saturday
evening to listen to the regular lyceum
program. The various numbers includ-
ed songs, dialogues and recitation., all
of which were we'll rendered, after which
Hon. Henry Heimerdinger was intro.
duced and briefly, but entertainingly
related his experiences in the last legis.
lature. MIR. johnson of New Ulm
then delivered an address on education
These lyceum gatherings are of regu.
lar occurrence at Golden Gate, and moth
ing was more surprising to the writer
than the large attendance and the appar.
ent interest in literary work. In this re-
spect the large towns of the county arr
by no means as active, and it is will
deep regret that we are compelled to ad
NIT it. Another matter to which We can
not avoid referring is the hos pitable
character of the entertainment afforded
visiting strangers. It is simply open.
hearted and royal.
i About fifty people attended the tele.
phone meeting at Norseland. Nothing
definite, aside from organization, was &C.
ccmplished, but it was found that the
cest Of the line from st. Peter to Win.
throp would be about $50 mile. Off.
GERS were elected in ORDER that they might
proceed at once with the working of dis.
posing of stock, and it is thought that
IN short while the proposed enterprise
will be reality. The officers are Pres.
ident, Jos. Peterson; vice president, Au.
lgust Olsen; SECRETARY, II. n. Burke; di.
rectors, Jos. Poetz Of st. Peter, Martin
Quist and Martin Peterson Of New Swed.
en- and n. a. Lillyquist Of Winthrop.