New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-08-23
NEW APPOINTMENTS.

NEW AffOItN NtENsI =.
Ben Jani and Miss Carrie KoshIer VIII Teach
sss In Our schools.
The board of education met Monday
evening and filed the vacancies caused
by the resignation Of some teachers, q.
stated previously. Ben Juni who had
been dropped from the list of teachers
was reappointed and he will teach in the
3rd and 4th grade at the Park school,
Miss Carrie Koehler will take the
place Of T. D. Gregg resigned and will
teach the 1st and 2nd grades, formerly
Juni's place. Miss Koehler is but little
known here, but comes highly recon-.
mended. Last year she taught school in
Arlington an6 before that in Mankato
her home being in Waconia.
Don't fail to see Miss Mildred Vincent
at Opera House next week.
H. Heimerdinger made business trip
to Duluth last week, returning Saturday
Rev. Albrecht preached the sermon at
the mission feast at Belle Plaine last
Sunday.
The Eagle Roller Mill Co. will estab-
lish five new elevators along the new
M. & St. L. road to Omaha.
Otto Fliton of town Stark lost val
liable horse Monday. The animal was
injured by some machinery and mad to
be killed. 81
John Stockert & Sons lost valuable
horse Monday. It is the same animal for
which they had refused good offer
from circns manager a few years ago.
Jos, A. Eckstein went to St. Peter on
legal business Monday. Tuesday he re-
turned and started at once for Redwood
Falls where has to transact probate bus
mess.
Work ON the smokestack at the water
works station IS progressing nicely, but
it is feared that it will not be finished
by September 1st, as has been contract
ed for. T..
The fair management have sent out
S000 o1< l. l..
ers. Every farmer in Brown County
and the Western half of Nicollet county
receives such ticket. H..
According to reports there are about
500 recruits per day being enlisted in
the United States for the new army to
be raised for service in the Philippines
The enthusiasm is not as great as was
expected.
Tightening struck John Manderfeld's
wind mill in town Cottonwood last
Thursday, nearly demolishing it. The
men employed at the threshing machine
nearby were stunned by the electric
shock, but escaped injury.
Rev. H. W. Johnson and wife will re.
turn this week after having spent few
weeks at Lake TIinnetonka. Rev. John.
son will occupy the pulpit at the Con.
gregational church next Sunday fore.
noon and evening, August 26th.
McCabe & steen, contractors for the
M. & St. L. road, with headquarters owe,
Stuebe's butcher shop, sold their entire
Office furniture to Fl. L. Saverien yester.
day and moved to Sherburne, MINI
Their part of the contract on this end Of
the line is finished, while more work is
to be done in Sherburne.
The mission feast of the Lutheran
congregation takes place at the college
hill next Sunday. The congregations
of Ceurtland and Nicollet are invited
and it is expected that large delega.
tion will attend. The Concordia band
of this city, one of the best in this part
of the country will furnish the music
and it is probable that the Nicollet band
will also be in attendance.
OLD SETTLERS PICNIC.
The arrangements for the old settlers
picnic at Courtland next Friday, Aug
rs, have been practically completed
Among the speakers who will be present