New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-01-11

S MISS Z LOLA : tteISOH HIS sIesiEHSu ueIs
position at the postoffice. i s.
Mr.. Burke of Nebraska has been spend
ing the week here with his brother, Jos.
g. H. Johnson, resident Of Basllaw
for nearly twenty years, died last Thurs
day.
John ]. Kletsch and H. IA. Stadick Of
this city will open a harness shop in
Morgan.
The ScheH brewery has bsen supplied
with al improved racker for filling kegs
under pressure.
jacob Klossner attended the annual
meeting Of the State Agricultural Socie-
ty in st. Paul yesterday.
The Germania Sisters will give mas
querade ball at Schmucker's Tiyoli on
the evening of the 18th.
Chas. A. Stolz, the retiring deputy
sheriff, has accepted position as coll
lector with F. 81. Retzlaf.
The members of the local Psth1an
Lodge will go to Sleepy Eye Friday5ev-
ening to assist in initiatory work.
A. w. Bingham left tor the east Thurs
day on a business visit. He divided his
time between Milwaukee and Chicago.
Louis Redding, a former member of
the Legislature from Houston county,
spent the week here with S. d. Peterson.
The members of the Milford Home
Forum are arranging for masquerade
ball at the Club House on Saturday even
ing, January s1st.
Geo. Reuler of Chicago is here to re-
lieye Isaac Summerfeld for week or
ten days. The latter will visit the Twin
Cities and Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Behnke celebrated
their "tin wedding" last Sunday. About
forty of the relatives assisted in making
the event pleasant one.
Commissioner Richarlz will move to
New Ulm, having sold his farm in Mil
ford to John Forst Of West Newton.
The farm brought $4,000.
The county commissioners tried their
hand at the official axe last week by dis
placing Peter jos. Schmitz as janitor Of
the court house with August Koehler.
Henry Schaibel returned from the
west last Wednesday. Mr.. Schaibel is
the town clerk of Cottonwood and it
was because eff his absence that the re-
count of that town in the Pfacnder-- Mil
Ter contest was delayed.
The Hunters Clab met with Peter
Herian Sunday afternoon and elected new
officers. Those elected were President.
VIM. Herian; secretary, John Hauenstein
Jr.; treasurer, Chas. Brust; ranger, Fred
Brust; assistant ranger, August Brandt.
The newspaper men of the county
met here last week and organized the
Brown County Publishers Association
for mutual protection. Phlllip Licsch
is the first president of the association
and Fl. G. Hays Of the Sleepy Eye Dis
patch secretary.
The business men of Winthrop are
agitatsag the building OF beet sugar
factory in that village next summer. To
undertake such venture a capital of
$350,000 will be required and the en-
thusiastlc movers In the enterprise are
| very hopeful of raising it.
Sam Arthur, representing the North
western Life Insurance Association, ar
rived here yesterday to pay an insurance
loss of S. 900 on the lifeof Mrs. Globes
of Lafayette. He is also prepared to pay
$4,000 on the life OF john Wellner as
soon as the company is furnished with
proofs of his death.
The annual meeting of the National
Buttermaker's Association win convene
IN five days session at Sioux Falls, on
the 23rd. Sam Haugdahl of the New
Sweden creamery will lead in the dis
cussion with paper on '.Best Way Of
Handling Cream from Separator 10 Fin
ished Product" joseph Wild, Of the
Lafayette creamery, will read a paper on
"Boilers and Eugines and their Econom-
ical Management st. Peter Free Press.
Saturdays Mankato Free Press con-
tains the following item: Joseph Meyer
had a bad night at the hospital last
night. He formerly lived in Mankato
and worked for VIM. Bierbauer fourteen
years ago. He has sister in New Uim
and was on his way there from James