New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-14
The Evan postotfice will soon be made

F.. II. Retzlaf will erect a two-story
brick building in Lamberton next spring.
Merchant Huevelmann transacted bus
mess in the Flour City Thursday and
Friday. >s.
Hermann Schleuder has secured the
J. osition of assistant engineer at the wa
terworks station. ri @.s@ =
T. G. Murphy of Nicollet has resumed
his position as night operator at the
Northwestern depot. ="
B. Marschner of this city will inspect
Wesley Greene Post of Sleepy Eye at its
next regular meeting.
Chief Engel of the Fire Department
has appointed Fred Pfaender and Louis
G. Vogel as his assistants.
II. G. Hays has withdrawn from the
contest for the Sleepy Eye postoffice in
favor of Frank H. Buelow.
Miss Selma Freuzel left for La
Crosse, Wisconsin, Monday, to spend
several weeks with relatives.
DR.. Daniels of St. Peter will in all
probability be appointed to succeed
Julius Block on the state hospit:l board.
Otto Schell, Chas. Hauenstein and
Geo. Marti attended the annual meeting
of the brewers of the state in st. Paul
Thursday.
Prof. Ackermann has been under the
weather for Sc veral days and consequent.
ly unable to attend to his professional
duties at the college.
Mrs. F. W. Hauenstein, who has been
in St. Paul for several weeks in order tc
give her child tho benefit of medical
treatment, returned home Saturday.
Col. Boblcter spent Thursday in the
Twin Cities en- National Guard business
When asked if he was a candidate tol
appointment under the new governor, he
said he was neither a democrat or pop
ulist.
The annual convention of the State
Dairymen's Association will be held al
Austin today and tomorrow. JOSEPH
Wild of Lafayette will read a paper or
"My Hobbies" and August Sammelsor
of Bernadotte will speak to the subject
s'What know about Dairying."
Senator-elect Daily of Perham paic
New Ulm a political visit Monday. Mr.
Daily is present county attorney of Otter
Tail county, a position which he has
held with ere lit to himself for a dozer
years or more. Only recently he prose
cuted the Great Northern train robbers
and succeeded in securing the conviction
of two of them.
At the last meeting of Flandreat
Camp these were elected officers: Ven
cradle Consul, L. B. Klook; Worthy Ad
wiser, Anton Schwertzler; Excellen
Banker, VIM. A. Fenscle; Clerk, Ber
Juni: Escort, Frank Niemann; Watch
man, G. Werdermann; Sentry, liver Ives
Manager, Jacob Klossner.
The "euchre party" at Turner Hal
Sunday evening was attended by abou
, eighty people. The head prizes TO
: games went to Mrs. VIM. F. Setter an
. F. w. johnson, and the prize for tn
greatest number Of lone hands to Marti
a Hose. After lunch, season of dancin
, was enjoyed, the visiting Bavarian ban
supplying the music.
Dan Warn, a bridge builder for til
Northwestern road who has made hi
home in this city for a good many year
died last "Wednesday morning afte- I'LL il
ness that has bothered him for some tim
but which had not confined him to IL
bed until week prior TO his death. M
5 Warn was a veteran OF the ClV1l w ar AL
J. a man of many good traits. He leaves
j wife and several children.
Julius j. Heinrich, who went befol
the people two years ago, and again tn
year, as candidate for secretary {
state, came up from Minneapolis Frida
evening to confer with Mr.. Lind. Hen
rich is the prospective oil Inspector III
der the new administration. and it got
: without saying that his appeintme1
would meet with general approv'
:. throughout the state and in Hcnnepi
county particularly =
B. Gruenenfelder of this city receive
the proofs from Chicago Oh Monday (
the Lind Inaugural March, Of whic
Gruenenfelder is the all thor. The piec
is arranged for the piano IN very attrac
l i've form, MIR. Lind's portrait occu
: plying u place on the title page Til
2 march is also arranged FOR a band (