New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-08-29
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Staff Correspondence.

Staff Correspondence. .-.~~..
The meeting hello at SYnsteby & Tor
gfimsens Office SATURDAY. evening for
the purpose of organizing school dis
trict was quite well attended,, The plan
generally favored by those present is to
have the new district include four square
sections with the village at center. A
petition will be prepared and presented
to the county board at Its next meeting.
In the mean time an effort will be made,
in private way, to raise funds SO as to
have four OF six months school in the
village during fall and winter. This IS
very necessary and we trust that the
men in charge Of the matter will meet
with generous response from all our
citizens,
The Brudelis are to erect new resi-
dence north of Synsteby's on Summit
avenue.
Some favor five thousand and some
a five hundred dollar school house. Your
correspondent thinks that So, 500 build
ing would just about fill the bill.
Mr.. Swanson, of St. James, has been
installed as the local representative of
the Eagal Mill Company in place of Mr..
Torgenson who is to 90 to New Ulm.
DR.. Arne Janson, the new dentist, has
located at the Selmer drug store.
The loca! Lutheran singers will have
d picnic at the G. ThormadSon grove on
Linden lake next Sunday.
Frank w. Bender and Margarita Off
were married at the Nora church Sunday
afternoon.
Simon Larson, who has had charge of
A. O. Ouren's farm during the past year,
has just left for his new field of labor
near Lake Crystal.
Some of our local sportsmen picniced
at Fort Hill Sunday.
Ole Jorgenson, deputy county auditor,
has been ill for some weeks but Is now
considered out Of danger and expects to
return to his post in few days.
liver johnson spend Sunday at the
county seat.
George Gellazen, the clothier, left for
Minneapolis Sunday morning. 1t IS
doubtful whether lie will locate here or
not.
Some of our local republican friends
are over-awing some feebleminded citi
zens by wearing cart-wheel buttons on
the fore part of their anatomes. A free
man needs no label. Sheep do.
Mr.. Jensen was up from Madelia
Thursday to see how his new building
is progressing.
The first child born in our new vii |
lage was chistened Friday evening at
the home Of MI and Mrs. Hjelmer.
The baby's name is Stella Regina. Rev.
Norman performed the ceremony.
Miss Elizabeth Paulseth, a sister OF
Mrs. Norman, is up from Lake Mime
tonkA to spend few days with friends |
here.
Mr.. Schalt is back at the old stand in
Sclmer's drug store.
The proposed newspaper enterprise is
as yet only a proposition. To do, or
not to do is the question--an Hanna
and McCleary must solve it.
G. H. Hornburg, the New Ulm ma
chinery man, has put in a branch here
with P. J. Blein.
The Women's Society will meet at
Nora cottage Thursday.
Mr.. HauEcn has sold out his interest
in the blacksmith shop to his former
partner and has started building for
himself.
p Bakken and p. Wisdahl have gone
into partnership. Boto are good men
and good painters.
Capt. Moe came up from St. James
Thursday.
Martin Sorbel reports 20 bushels Of
wheat to the acre.
COURTLAND.
staff Cores Dondence.
j. II. Doty was at the Twin Cities
Monday.