New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-03-28

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eighborlng citiss NJ will move his1
faily here sbost 8 sil III.
osers, rep = ding a. -
ican Warming 9 Vsali .. 8 Chs~
[eago, 80 il this city Friday il coonsul-|
.tation with the conn Sc sths sehool|
board il regard q ~ heating and vsn-|
til.tine q the new 81 school buildin
Marriage licsnses vers issued during
the week TO Alexander 81. Anderson u
Lac Qui Parle connty, and Pauline Is.
Paulson Of Lake Hanska; Jehn Rad md
Llna &. Hanson, both Of Lake Hanska; ]:
Albert Jenson and Amalia Larson, both.
Of Linden.
Quarterly conference will Be held at
the lethOdist church next SUNDAY, Rev.
a. 3. lKoerner Of ST. Paul. officiating.
Preparatol lservice will be held 1t ..
O'clock Saturday afternoon, tie regular
seav,ce commanding II 1O,o'clock sun
day morning. 81. d
The many friends Of DR.. LA. Fritsche
will Be pleased 70 learn that he has been.
appointed by Governor Lind q ) mem
Der Of the State Board Of Medical sEx-
aminers. The doctor is certainly we'll
qualified for the position and his APP.
Pointment will give entire satisfaction.
The Review has this week received a
copy of the zenith Waltz composed
and published 81 Elmo a.. Strand and
Anna Z. Peterson Of st. Peter. The piece
is catchy, contains much of harmony
and is far above the average compost
ton of the present time and should be
in the repertoire Of every music lover.
The Gamewell Fire Alarm company
Of Chicago will make proposition to
the city council at its next meeting for.
the putting in of their system here. The.
estimated, cost Of 10 boxes and S miles.
Of wiring Is SO 900. It is understood.
that the American District Telegraph
company Of Minneapolis will also give
figures on plant. ss
The election of D. A. Grussendorf to
the position of first lieutenant of Co. "A
at the meeting of that body last We'd.
nesdsy evening is we'll deserved COM
pliment to MIR. drussendorf's energy and
ability. The Review not only compli-
ments him upon his preferment but con-
graduates Co. A upon it's choice of an
officer. ~ -
The number of visiters who attended
the closing exercises of the public schools
last Friday afternoon was largely in ex.
cess of that present on any former occa-
sion, numbering not less than rs. Tile
exercises were very interesting. indeed,
showing careful preparation upon the
part of the teachers and earnest, enereet-
ic work by the pupils. ~ +: 53s
! The. Lone Tree farmers Creamery
association has been organized in the
town of Eden with forty stockholders.
Following are the officers: President,
Peter McPhee; secretary, Fred Cass;
treasurer, J, J.. Penning; directors, James
Allison, F. Netzke, G. H. Steamer and
August Otto. The building will be To-
Gated on Section 4, town of Eden. ~
Several teachers of the public schools
who will spend the spring vacation out
side this city are as follows: Superin-
tendent Critchett and Principal Grussen-
dorf will go to Minneapolis; Misses Bur
mister, staley and Budde, Mankato;
Misses Kohler and FRANKIE, Waconia;
Miss Langmaid, Minneapolis; Miss Can
field. Brownton; Miss Schmidt, Sleepy
Eye; Mr.. Raabe, st. James, !. !. = It..
The enterprising citizens of Comfrey
have perfected arrangements for holding
a private school for three months, or
until the necessary steps can be taken
for the organization of school district
and the opening of a public school. a
temporary board of education has been
elected consisting of Eugene Fernholz,
chairman; Thomas Nelson, secretary N.
n. Wolley, Frank Blackburn and Peter
Herman. 5. .s5 .sz&
"McC arthy 9 Mishaps' has come and.
gone and that the theatre goers of this
city survive is matter for coLgratula-.
ton. Barney Ferguson, who by the way
was never anything but second rate
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