New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-07
Elias Kellermann is confined to ri

John Lind spent Thursday and Friday
at st. Peter and st. Paul. Zs...
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gugisberg last Friday.
j. R. Bowen will probably engage in
the grocery business at Mankato.
Hon. Frank A. Day of Fairmont was
in town yesterday on political mission.
The Northwestern Telephone Compa-
ny's long distance wires reached the city
yesterday. --.--s-ek
Chas. Stolz, the present deputy sheriff
will in all probability engage in the
hardware business.
Attorney Husbner of Winthrop stopped
off here Satur lay night and Sunday fore
noon on his way to Henderson.
John Mathiowitz Jr. will go to Sleepy
next month to take charge of saloon
He has bought out Geo. schroepfer.
| Prof. Alderman was called to St
Paul Saturday on business connected
with the DR.. Martin Luther Seminary.
It is rumored that Capt. Wood of the
Twelfth stands reasonably good show
of landing the adjutant generalship un
der Gov. Lind. a..~E
Fred Hopkins has sold his Albin farm
to Louis Ravis and will move to Chip.
pewa county. The winter he will spend
in Sleepy Eye.
Sam Haugdahl of the New Sweden
creamery captured third prize in the
butter contest at the state dairymen's
meeting at Litchield.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give turkey dinner and
supper in the Kiesllng building tomor-
row, December 9Th. Everybody cordial
ly invited.
The Sleepy Eye Dispatch of current
issue is authority for the statement that
Sam Peterson will contest the election
of Henry Helmerdinger to the office of
representative.
Miss Emily Triton, the Chickamauga
hospital nurse, who is now visiting her
old home in Sleepy Eye, will rejoin the
hospital corps at Chlckamauga in few
days and may then go to Cuba. -
Attorney George Williams of New
York made New Ulm visit on
Monday because of the refusal OF the
acting-mayor to allow the nickel-in-
the-slot machines to be operated in this
city. Attorney Williams is interested
in the manufacture of the machines.
Prof. Freeman, formerly of the Vino.
ma Normal, was in the city Friday. Mr.
Freeman is a candidate for superintend.
enr of public instruction, but at rreseu,
there appears to be very little likelihood
of his landing the plum. The chances
all favor Prof. Dentield of Duluth.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor OF this city held busl-
ness meeting Friday evening and elected
the following officers: President, Miss
Mabel Thomas; vice-presldent, Dwight
Mowery; secretary, William Schmidt
treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Newton:
According to the daily papers Gen
Pope of Mankato will be bank examin-
or, Prof. Denfeld of Duluth superintend
ent of public instruction, B. F. Nelson
surveyor general of logs for the Mime
apolis district and B. F. Mosier survey
or general or logs for the Saltwater dis
trict.
A meeting will be held at the Office o
Col. Pfaende1 next Sunday afternoon a
two O'Clock for the purpose of organic
ing an Horticultural society. A: tina
time, too, date will be fixed for meet
ing which IS to be addressed by some o
the prominent horticulturalists of th'
state. All who are interested III bo1ti-
culture are urged to attend.
The local Knights of Pythias elected
the following officers Monday evening
Chancellor, Albert Olsen; Vice Chance
lor, c. A. Zelle; Prelate, W. G. Alvin
Keeper of Records and Seal, Albert F
Koch; Master Of Finance, Alb. Meyer
Master of Exchequer, Ferd. Crone; Mas
ter of Work, G. A. Ottomeyer; Insid
Guard, JOS. Koshler; Outside Guard
Ely. Vedder; trustee. JOS. Epple.
Scott Phillips, for many years th,
partner Of Chas. Stuebe In the conduc
| Of ranch near Pierre, has entered tn,
political arena and during the next few
months at the capitol at Pierre viii
wear the convicted toga If senator
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