New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-14
Miss Meta Kiesling is the guest al

Encouraging little rights is as helpful
as critic1sing great wrongs.
Anton Prokosch, assistant to Engineer
Stole at the waterworks station, has re-
signed.
w. J. Donahower, a former st. Peter
boy, will he first assistant to Attorney
General Douglas.
Fred Fritsche of Lafayette and Henry
Lille of this city called on St. Peter
friends last Wednesday.
Albert schilllng has given up his po-
sition at the telephone station and is sue
cee'led by Otto Dlttmann. ! T..
S. D. Peterson has finally concluded
to abide by the returns of the late cleo
ton and not make a contest.
Drs. Weiser, Fritsche and Stricken
attended the Valley Medical Society
meeting in Mankato Tuesday. -,..
Wit, humsr, nathos, and music, all de-
lightfully blended, make up "Old Farm
err Hopkins" one CT the most popular
plays of the year. ~.
Rev. Bajec, Jack Cretty, Henry Koelf-
gen and G. L. Kane drove over from
Fairfax Tuesday night to visit the New
| Ulm Foresters Camp,
Miss Higgins and her pupils will give
a piano recital at Turner Hall on the
evening of December goth. Mrs. Hoad-
ly will assist with a number of elocu-
tionary selections.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Hermann On Thursday there occurred the
marriage of two we'll -known Milford par.
ties August Backer and Miss Bertha
Meyer. Rev. Albrecht performed the Ger.
emcny.
1t is noised about the city that Col
Francis Baasen is to be given position
unier Gov. Lind, probably tina: of assist
ant adju:ant general. Heniy Somsen
is beng mentioned as his successor in
the city attorneys Office.
i Gov. Lee of South Dakota has ap.
pointed Nj. Mullen of this city as dele
gate to the National Stock Growers con-
vention which meets in Denver in Janu-
airy. Mullen's connection with the Min
nesota and Dakota Cattle Co. secured
him the appointment.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold social at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Klossner next Friday evening. AT
that time the committee in charge of the
recent state convention will make its ii.
nal report. The expenses of the con.
vention amounted to 1858.
Arrangements have been made where
by the Maeldoft Imperial Orchestra will
appear at Turner Hall on the Sth OF
January next. Tins is is saiu to be one
of the strongest musical organizations
of the kind in the northwest. 1t is com
posed of solo artists of the foremos
) rank, and, as the Chicago Tribune says
the entertainment they give is one of su
| perior excellence,
The following were elected as officer
of Hecker Post at the last regular meet
1 ing: Commander, Col. Jos. Bubleter
. Senior Vice Commander, Richard Pfetf
D erie; Quartermaster, George Decline
8 Officer of The Day, Anton Huberty; Off
Ger of the Guard, Frank Grebe; Chap
lain, Col. Pfaender; Sergeant, VIM. Rad
e Ike; delegates to state encampment, Co
5 Baasen and Jacob Kiossner; alternate.
}, Richard Pfefferle and August Heimanl
Hon. T. M. Ringdal, who was ter
- dered the position of railroad commls
sioner by Gov. Lind, was in the city Sal
- urday and Sunday. He Informed Re
view reporter that he had accepted an
would endeavor during his term of ofic
to give the state the best services c
e which he is capable. Everybody, VIII
is has ever had any acquaintance with Nj
# Ringdal, KNOWS that he will do jus
y what he says, and that these services
i with such a spirit behind them, are sur
i to prove valuable.
y William Madigan, u young man claim
1t ing Eagle Grove as his home, is in jul
Il here awaiting the action Of the gran
jury which meets III January. Madiga
walked into Toberer's jewelry store las
d Thursday afternoon, along towards even
# ing, and while pretending to sell NJ
/, Toberer magazine broke the show cas-
e and walked off with a tray of jewelrJ
: MIR. Toberer followed him IN quick pul
: suit and chased him into Saverein's stor
{ where he was placed under arrest b
+ Marshal Klause. AT a hearing held O
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