New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-12-14
Gov. Lind starts out we'll. Mr.. Ros-

body with courtesy ana CONSIDERATION, is
acquainted with goodly share of the
people of the state, and is, withal, gen
tleman Of judgment and discrimination.
For railway and warehouse commission.
er, better man than P. M. Ringdal
could not have been found anywhere IN
the west. He has made the transporta-
ton question study for years, and as
state senator made an able and earnest
effort to correct the abuses in the way
of exhorbitant rates and determinations
practiced by railway companies in this
state. He is man OF high character,
vigorous in mind and body. He did not
seek the position, in fact forbade his
friends from urging his appointment,
taking the position that Mr.. Lind should
be left free to exercise his judgment,
unhampered by the opportunities of
friends and supporters. We feel conf
dent that Senator Ringdai will make
record that will inure to the benefit of
the producers and be creditable alike to
himself and Gov. Lind's administration.
-Falrmont Sentinel.
The Eastern Star lodge has selected
the following new officers: Worthy
Matron, Miss Ida Hauenstein, Worthy
Patron, Henry Somsen; Associate Ma
iron, Miss Emma Hummel; Conductress
Mrs. Weiser; Associate Conductress, Mrs.
Burg; treasurer, Mrs. Schoeregge; Adah,
Luella Mueller; Ruth, Miss BogeD; Es-
Their, Miss Doehne; Martha, Miss Fried
mann; Electra, Amelia Mueller; Warder,
F. II. Behnke; Sentinel, Emil Mueller;
Chaplain, Mrs. Blanchard.
Frank Brady of St. Peter would like
to be appointed boiler inspector for the
Second congressional district. Frank was
an enthusiastic worker during the last
campaign, and, what is better, he is fit
ted, as few others are, for the duties
which he aspires to perform. Along with
Senator Johnson,he visited Mr.. Lind Sa-
turday and urged his claims.
One of Andrew J. Erkstein's small
ond story rooms of his home last Friday,
and, had the child not informed Its moth
er of what it had done, the consequences
would have been disastrous. AS it was,
Mrs. Eckstein discovered the fire in time
to extinguish the flame before it had
made any great progress.
Leslie Welter and G. A. Nye of Moor
head called on Gov. Lind Monday after
noon. Mr.. Welter is after place on the
state normal boar!, and Mr.Nye was here
to back him. The latter gentleman is a
brother of the famous Bill Nye. He is a
lawyer by profession and has already
served for three terms as county attorney
of Clay county.
On the roster of political visitors this
week were Representative elect Hill of
Winona, J. O. Davis, who ran for audi
tor in Hennepin county but failed OF
election, Chairman Reinharts of the
Minneapolis city committee, Mr.. Rosbach
of Austin, who came here in behalf of
Capt. Wood, and Mayor-e elect Gray of
Minneapolis.
Miss Jaehn of Springfield was called
to St. Paul last Wednesday as witness
in suit growing out of street car &C
cident at the time of the big excursions
to Camp Ramsey. Miss Jaehn happened
to be on car from which a passenger
fell with SERIOUS results.
Capt. Wood, the Austin aspirant for
the adjutant generalship, paid New Ulm
a political visit Saturday. There is every
reason to believe that Wood will sue
coed in securing the appointment, and
certainly 70 mistake will have been
made if he does.
OF the leading performer in "Old
Farmer Hopkins" the Pittsburg Leader
says: Mr.. Davidson, that irresi stible and
quaint comedian, can keep large audi
ence in COED humor for three straight
hours. He is one Of the rising comedi-
ans of the day.
VIM. NJ. Todd, who is just at present
dang special work for the Railroad and
Warehouse Commission, was in the city
Monday. Mr.. Todd formerly conducted
paper at Tracy and has great many
personal acquaintance in New Ulm.
It. O'Connor, the Renville banker, was
in town Monday, accompanied by several
prominent democratic and populist work
ers from that part of the country. Mr..
O'Connor would like to be State bank
examiner, so it is said.
Who will receive the Democratic and
Peoples party vote for United States
senato,3 Among those suggested are
Judge CAVITY, John Lind, G. A. Towue,
P. B. Winston, T. D. O'Brien and S. NJ.
Owen.
Senator ELECT Somervills was down
from Sleepy Eye on legal and semi-po-
litical business Saturday. Somerville
Says Frank Buelow will be given the
Sleepy Eye post office.
Prof. Chas. Cooper of Carleton Col
lege has been elected president Of the
Mankato normal. A Salt Lake City
professor gets the presidency of the nor
NAL at Winona.
Rapp-"I look upon you,. sir. as a
rascal" Parties "You are. privileged
to look upon me in any character you
desire to assume, Sir" .~~ + :.
Jos. Leicht, proprietor of the Westli-
cher Herold in Wlnona, visited here
while on his yav b,,mo from tb.. ,uac-