New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-21
THE RECOUNT.
Pfaender Makes Net Gain of One in Sew
h i I en- Precincts.

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ter of deeds at the last election was com
menced at City Clerk Schill;ng's office
Monday forenoon.
VIM. Koch, L. B. Krook and FIJI.
Buelow are the referees, Attorneys Som
sen and Stei;hauser represent the inter
ests of Pfaender and Attorney Somer-
vile watches the county in behalf of
Miller. .%
The First ward in New Ulm showed
a loss of 1 for Miller, Pfaender's vote
remaining the same.
The Second ward recount added / to
Miller's vote and took one from Pfaen-
der.
The Third wand recount cut down the
returns for Miller by 2, thus giving
Ptaender net gain in the city of 1.
The returns from Milford, Sigel, Lake
Hansba and Linden were not changed
at all.
Monday evening the referees went to
Springfield to 60 over the ballots of the
western towns.
Today will be spent at Sleepy Eye.
Pfaender only needs to gain two more
to make the contest tie.
The name of the next deputy sheriff
will be Brust.
You will miss rare treat if you fail
to see "Die Orientrelse' on the goth.
The Lutherans of Linden will cele-
brate Christmas on Monday, the 26th.
The Misses Ella Hintz and Annie
Richart of CORTLAND were visitors in
the city SATURDAY..
Cashier Benson of the Winthrop bank
was welded last Thursday to Miss Anna
Jackson Of St. Paul.
Joe Karl, of the Review force, and
John Frey spent several days of last
week visiting relatives and friends in
Buttertield, Watonwan county.
The commissioners of Nicollet county
will hold special session this week to
order an election for the newly incorpc-
rated village of North Mankato.
The following students are home from
the State University for the Christmas
vacation: Norman Lind, Frank Weber,
Darwin Schuetz and John Quense.
Duncan Clark's Lady Minstrels will,
as the posters say, tickle the bald-heads
at the Opera House next Friday even
ing. Seats now on sale at Elbner's res
taurant.
At the state dairy convention in Aus
tin last week August Samuelson OF
Bernadotte was elected vice. president
and Clement Halversen of Linden, this
county, treasurer.
The New Years Ball at Turner Hall
this year will be given by the members
of the local Fire Department. It will
be an affair that will in every way merit
your patronage.
The Winona companies of the Twelfth
Minnesota have asked for the appoint
ment of DR.. Caine as a member of the
board of trustees of the Soldiers Home
Game was regimental surgeon.
The Christmas exercises of the New
Ulm Turnverein will be held at the hal
Monday evening, December Goth. Tn,
pupils of the Sunday School will NEE
at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, supper be-
ing served to adults in the upper dining
room after 6 100.
Governor-elect Lind having left thu
state for week or more, Private Score
tary Rosing closed his New Ulm Office
Thursday afternoon, and, accom- paniec
by the governors stem ographer, Miss
Season, went to St. Paul. He will re-
main there until he assumes his officia
position at the capitol.
The pall-bears for Guy Hermann's fu
neral we're Albert Book, John P Graft
Edward Bobleter, Frank Mclean, Car
Fritz and Albert Bobleter, all of the
Twelfth. COL Bobleter was also in at
tendance and taps were sounded by Al
bert Book. Ma. Lee, IL sister of the
deceased, came up from Minneapolis to
attend the funeral.
Speaking of MIR. Llnd's trip east, the
st. Paul Globe says: Gov. Lind, while
going to Chicago, Is to make stops in
Wisconsin, for the purpose of gaining
personal information as to the manage
ment of the insane institutions of that
state, with special reference to the coun-
try system for incurables and chronic
cases of insanity. It is understood that
Gov, Lind will make some very far