New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-10


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ssistant aalier.
Tho Hnnter's Club held its annual
nesting 81 the home off John Ha:u,sinnl.
stem Sunday and elected the ollow ing
officers for he current year: W liam
Kocll, presto ohm q berer, Secreta
sry Charles Brnst, treasure Ernst Brandt,
oberyage ohm LII lie, ,,nderyag ];
Charles Hauens tein, Peter erlan, park
committee ~ The first meeting Of the
coming l1lli season vii be held al Charles
sstenggel's the first Sunday il. a ril
81 .,a At q meeting ofs the =2nd regiment.
band held ednesday evening of last
week the f. loWingy officers were elected /:
Athnas Henle Pres lent, Ut. sKitzber
Vice dent, John j !. J uenemann Sec',y
john Steljes Treasurer, ] ohn Henle M an.
ager. Military officers were also elected
as as follows: JOS. Hofmelster Captain
and Direct tor, John Wartha 1st Sergeant,
John Henle Cd sergeant, John= Steljes
I e lat Corp ral, Il Kitzberger Cd Corporal.
. Drs. Strickler and w eiser peri Toned a
very peculiar operation on a patient at
st. Alexander's hospital Wednesday Of
last week. About four months ago. a
Miss Brudeli, of Watonwan county,
broke one OF her legs and although the
injured member was at once set the
fracture failed to unite. An examina-
ton with the q ray disclosed the fact
that the ends of the bones Tapped, max
ing # impossible for complete recovery
to take place. The operation consisted
OF the saving off Of the ends Of the
bones and drawing them together with
. fine silver wire. The patients speedy
recovery ascertain. ~
The Congregational church held its
annual meeting last Wednesday evening
and elected the following officers and
committees: Prudential Committee Mrs.
5B.s Webber, Mrs. w. A. Hubbard, Mrs.
e. F..s Mowery Music Committee, Mrs.
A. w Bingham, Mrs. ". G. Little,
James Beecher;; Trustee, !, years, E. T. |
Critchett; Junior Deacon, w. q. Little;
Treasurer. A. r. Ottomeyer; S. S. sup't,
G:$A. Ottomeyer; Finance Committee,
A.. Ottomeyer and III. Z. Beechcr;
Clerk, Fl. Held. The church is report.
ed: to be. in excellent condition, both
financial and otherwise, with steady
and satisfactory increase in member
ship. =5... $.s. ..@
Hanska proper now consists Of Thom-
son 8 Crittenden's hardware store and
lumber yard, Nelson s. Grotto's sfr,rni.
ture store, Meise Bros general store,
Bank of Hanska, Carlson's saloon build
ing, Hage & Ouren's lumber yard, the
Great Western Elevator Co.'s elevator,
the railroad water tank, Lamb Lumber
Co.'S lumber yard, Ole Bakken's resi-
.dence, Ole Synsteby' 9 sidence, Herman
Nahdals Ice mouse, Andrew JohnsOn's
blacksmith shop. Blisscm town or
South Hanska consists of Ou1en's har-
ness shop, Hanska 8 Linden creamery,
Hans Bllssom' s residence, Oil. Haugen's
residence, Nels Olson = resldence, b. g
u Store Co.'s store, Mittbrugett s. Fred
.arickHhn,a meat market an6 roofo uronfS
Fredrickson's boarding house, sundt's
blacksmith shop, William Bruce's resi-
sdence, Selmer's drug store.
The Current News Club has now com
spleted All of It's arrangements for the
entertainment to be. given on the 2srd
for the benefit Of the public library.
Following is the program
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