New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-04-27
Miss Flora Peterson Isl i'll with q fever.

9 visitor here Monday. 81 E.,359
John Gluth Of Morgan visited friends
in this city several days Of LAST week.
deputy Revenue Collector Henry was
in the city on official business Friday.
Rev. jain, brother Of Mrs. A. j. Al
win, arrived here on Friday from Port
land, Oregon.
Emil Steiuhauser came down from
Larnberton Sunday to bid goodbye to
the militia boys. 5
DR.. Stricken of this city has been.
elected president Of the State Board Of
Medical Examiners.
E. G. Koch will fill Col. Bobleter's
place at the Brown Co. Bank during the
| Colonel's absence in the south.
Fir. Fritsche has given the contract for
the building of his new home in Lata-
yette to John Gronau of this city.
The members of Company A were ex-
amined as to their physical qualifications
by DR.. Fischer yesterday forenoon.
Chas. Garvin and wife of Grand Forks
arrived here Monday afternoon and will
visit several days at the home of Judge
Weber. .,.... 49,. r.. .........
Richard Espenson has gone to Lake
Crystal to conduct, in partnership with
his brother, restaurant and confection-
cry store. .a... :.
Attorney Hagberg will take charge of
Attorney Steinhauser's law business
while the latter is at the front in behalf
of his country.
The new teachers for the public schools
will be selected next month. There are
large number of new applications and
mass of recommendations.
Alois Palmer of this city has pur-
chased the Schwickert building in Glib
bon for $3.50. It is the building in
which his sons drugstore is located.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson is suffering from
a seriously afflicted arm, the result of
cutting her finger with a tack. All the
symptoms point to blood poisoning.
During Auditor Vogel's absence with
the Second Regiment, the auditors Of
flee will be in charge of Deputy Jorgen-
son, assisted by Ernst Bellmann and Al
fred Vogel.
The following from New Ulm attend.
ed the Lutheran conference at Sleepy
Eye during the week: Revs. Albrecht
and Schaller, and Profs. Rem, Mohr,
Burk and Ackermann.
The Great Western Band concert at
Union Hall Saturday evening received
more liberal patronage from the public
than the one given week earlier and in
some respects at least was a better con-
cert.
The militia company at Faribault was
the last to report that it had been in
creased to 100 men. Col. Bobleter said
on Monday that his regiment could fur
nish 1900 men-in fact had that many
enlisted.
The Company A boys, including the
new recruits, paraded the streets with
the Great Western Band Friday evening.
1t was an inspiring scene and caused
cheer after cheer to go up from the
crowd sthat thronged the streets.
E. R. Johnson, young man who was
brought up and raised in the town of
CRANKY in Nicollet county, met his death
In one of the recent snow avalanches in
the Chilkoot Pass, Alaska. The de-.
ceased's parents still live IN CRANKY, but
his wife is resident of San Francisco.
Mr.. Nelson of Bernadotte and Mr..
burke OF N0rse1and were at st. Peter
early IN the week preparing the articles
of incorporation for the St. Peter-W Win
throp Telephone Co. A meeting was
held Saturday evening to complete the
organization, and it is expected that work
on the line will be commenced this week.
The republicans Of the state will meet
in convention for the purpose Of nomi-
mating state ticket and expressing a
choice for United States senator on. the
3Oth of June at ST. Paul. The basis
Of representation will be one dele
gate, for each $50 votes cast FOR Nc
Ksinley and five at large for each county,
making convention Of 1913 delegates.
The county conventions will be held on |
the 18th. Brown county will be EMIT.
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