New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-11-30
ROSlNG.
He Will be the Private Secretary of Min
nesota's Next Governor.


Cannon Falls will be the private secre-
tary of Governor Lind.
He was offered the position on Mon
DAY and it is almost a foregone conclu-
sion that he will accept.
The position is good one, as far as
salary is concerned, but it is also labo1i'
Gus and responsible.
Mr.. Roslng's extensive acquaintance
throughout the state as chairman of the
state central committee in two cam
paigns fits him, above all others, for the
work expected of the governors private
secretary, aad we are confident that his
knowledge of men and the wants of the
people will stand the governor in good
stead.
Attorney Hoidale ave his Thanksglv-
ing turkey at Dawson.
| Judge w. l. Allen OF Winona called
GU Governor elect Lind yesterday.
Misses Ida and Meta Koch spent
Thanksgiving Day with Giboon friends.
Winthrop celebrated Lind's election
with torchlight procession Wednesday
evening.
Fred Fritsche, the Lafayette farmer,
ate his Thanksgiving turkey with st.
Peter friends.
Capt. Huntington of Redwood Falls
is candidate for the position of serg-
cant at arms of the senate.
Mrs. Murphy of Nicollet, mother OF
the former Northwestern operator at
this place, died last Friday.
A large number of local Forester
went to Mankato yesterday to assist in
the organization of new court.
senatcr-elect johnson of Nicollet
county spent Saturday afternoon here
on business of semi political nature.
A former New Ulmite, Joseph Rock
stroh by name, was killed recently in ,
railroad accident on the Great Western
road.
Geo. Doster and Emil Steinkauser, thu
Lamberton merchants, were here ove1
Sunday and took in "Die Orientreise'
Sunday evening.
t;%2Mrs.~ William Gieseke Of Sleepy Ey'
recently underwent difficult surgica
operation in St. Paul, from which she il
/ now practically recovered.
i A turkey bowling contest at Franz
Burg's Wednesday evening Furnished
amusement for many. Ed. Bob'eter wa
one oflthe luckiest ones present.
! Col. Sheehan of Fort Ridgely tam'
will in all probability be appointed Uni
ted States marshal of Minnesota t. sue
coed Mr.. O'Connor in March. next.
| Otto Flitto of Lafayette was indicted
at st. Peter last week for indecent as
sault upon a Lafayette servant girl. H
pleaded guilty and was sent to Stllwa
ter,
The family of VIM. Alvin enjoyed tn
company on THANKSGIVING Day of NJ.
and Mrs. Breitkreutz and the Misses Ly
dia Biebighauser and Ida Strobel of Ar
ington.
On Monday there occurred the MARI
ago of Miss. Ida L1esch and Mr.. Angus
Berndt, both well-known young pe"pi
of this city. The Review extends it
best wishes.
The attendance at the Thanksgivi,
dance at Turner Hall Thursday evening
was small, but the entertainment Wa
not in the least hampered thereby Al
present had an enjoyable evening.
! Register of Deeds Pfaender has al
ready taken the preliminary steps nec
essary to recount OF the votes cast f..
: register at the last general rl*c''.;
Capt. Steinhauser and Henry s" msen :,
his attorneys.
Mrs. Julia Lobdale of St. Pau an,
Miss Dora Nuremberg, daugMel (" p.
adjutant general, were here last WEEK
ranging for branch society Of IN l. =:
dies Of the Grand Army of III, Il ..s..
Mrs. iobdale is the Safe Orsnn,zes. -.
| P. B. Winston, the popular ii r..
county democrat, and Humph'' Is"
chairman of the Ramsey count
cratic committee, called or u,
Lind last Friday evening. Il
was accompanied by Elijth B.s.
Minneapolis.
| John Lund of Candy las con>,.1 mated
one of the largest deals in land .~v,, na,s,
in Minnesota. 1t includes No.. -