New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-14

Society
The Treasurer's Annual Report Shows
that Over 500 of the Indebtedness
Was Paid in 1898.
New Directors and Officers Elected and
Delegates to the State Agri-,
cultural Meeting in
St. Paul.


cultural Meeting in
St. Paul.
The annual meeting Of the Brown
County Agricultural Soiety was held at
Gebser's Hall Saturday afternoon.
The report of the treasurer showed a
cash balance on hand of $56.83. Of the
associations indebtedness $705.55 was
paid off during the current year, so that
only $l,084. 81 remains. The society's
property in New Ulm is valued at &c.
900.
New directors were elected as follows
Ferdinand Crone, Henry Somsen, Chas.
Stue5e, Chas. Haucnstein, Otto Schell,
John Lind, F. H. Behnke, Fred Behrke,
Fred Kretsch, ALI. J. Vogel, Fred Auf-
derheide, lily. Manderfeld, j. L. Schoch,
jacob Klossnsr and Ben Juni.
Jacob Klossner, Ferdinand Crone and
Phillip Liesch were elected as delegates
to the annual meeting of the State Agrl-
cultural Society IN St. Paul next month
Frank Sattler is visiting his brother
in St. Paul.
Peter Manderfeld was a Minnea polls
visitor Thursday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Stolz on Tuesday.
Editor Peterson of the Carleton vi.
dette was caller last Friday.
Miss Minnie Schoch of Selingsgrove,
Pennsylvania, will visit here next month.
Mrs. Andrew j. Otterholm spent a
portion of the week with her daughter
in Winthrop.
Anton J. Schmid has sold hia proper
ty in Springfield to Wolf. BRANDED of
Mulligan for $1,000.
Rev. Koehler, a son-in-law of Rev
Albrecht, has charge of the new Luther
an church at Nicollet.
DR.. l.. A. Fritschc will most likely
succeed DR.. Stricken as member of the
state medical board.
Mrs. F. w. johnson spent the latter
part of the week with her sister, Mrs. G.
II Holnac in ST. Poul
Peter johnson has recovered sufficient.
ly from his illness to enable him 20 re-
sumo his school duties at Iberia.
A. W. EcksteIn. ,ne Duluth real es.
tate dealer, visited the family of F. Bein-
horn, his father in law, over Sunday.
Aaron Sherman and Miss Bertha Cor
dell were married last Thursday. They
will reside on the old Sherman homestead
in Leavenworth.
Martin Erickson will be the next post
master at Hanska, Congressman Nc
CIeary having recommended him to sue
coed Peter Ahlness.
Miss Staley, the public school teacher
was called to Mankato Saturday to at
teud the funeral of an uncle. She re
manned over Sunday.
Albert Bobleter is candidate for
position at the hands of the incoming
legislature. He would like to be door
keeper of the state senate.
MIR. Doig, superintendent Of bridge
and building for the Northwestern roac
was visiting in the city the greater POI
ton of the week, the guest Of Alex Scot
Mrs. Helen Setter received Telegram
from Cincinnati last week announcin
the unexpected death OF her niece, Mr.
Lilly Tetedoux, with whom she visite
during the summer.
| Conductor Hogan received word fro1
Illinois recently that his brother, who
d brakeman, had fallen between the car
of a moving train and had one Of hi
legs cut off at the hip.
Rev. Schleuter of St. Peter has accept
ed call from the German Lutheran cor
gregation at CORTLAND. HI will he IN
stalled as pastor next Sunday, Pro
Schaller of this city delivering the I'D
dress.
Z. H. Austin, wha ran for clerk Of tn
supreme court on the fusion ticket in tn
late campaign and who now asks tina
Gov. Lind appoint him to the office q
state insurance commissioner, came dow
from Duluth Saturday to push his claim
The members of the New Ulm lodg
of Hermann Sons held their annual dane
this year al Schmucker's Tivoli. TIL
dance occurred Saturday evening, tn
attendance WAS large, the little Germa
band furnished the music and every
body had 'sthe best time they had ha
in long time"
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