New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-03-14
Rev. schaller spent Sunday q Water

town, s. D.
Mn Charles Gerboth, sister 8. Mn
Werner Bosch, arrived Saturday from
Spokane, Wash, and will visit IA this
city for q few weeki.
Miss Anna Duggan Of st. Paul arrived
in this city Saturday and occupies the
position of head trimmer at Mrs. Pfed-
cries millinery parlors.
The Seth anniversary Of the birth Of
Albert Kiesl1ng was celebrated last week
by surprise party made up Of large
number of his friends. 4... 81. Il #
It Mrs. s. D.. Peterson, Miss Flora and
Master Johnnie returned Saturday even
ing from their visit to Washington, D.
c., and other eastern cities. ST.
Mrs. Eugene Pfefferle and Miss Herta
Weschcke returned Thursday evening
from Minneapolis where they had been
to attend the funeral OF Bishop Gilbert.
Several officials of the G. &, N. W.,
including the general superintendent and
division superintendent, went west yes
terday by special train on tour of in
spection.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
Mrs. Hopfensberger of Golden Gate
was brought to this city by DR.. Welcome
of Sleepy Eye, and placed in St. Alex
ander's hospital.
Rev. F. R. Plantiow, presiding elder
for this district of the Evangelical soci-
ciety, preached vely interesting sermon
in German at the Congregational church
Sunday afternoon.
Prot. Ackermann, of Luther college,
delivered very interesting lecture on
his recent trip to Europe before the
Young Peoples society of the Lutheran
church last evening.
John Langmack, who was formerly a
compositor in The Office of the News has
graduated from the Manketo Business
college and accepted position as stem
ographer at slayton.
The resignation Of Robert Fritsche as
list lieutenant of Co. A, 2nd regiment
has been accepted and the vacancy will
be filled at the election to be held next
Wednesday evening.
Nick OFT of Walnut Grove, was
brought to this city Saturday suffering
with broken leg and is now receiving
treatment here. He was engaged in NOV.
ing house when the accident occurred
A petition is being circulated in this
city requesting the c. & N. W. to rein
state H, H. Chapman as conductor
Chapman was conductor of the freight
which collided with the passenger tran
near CORTLAND last fall.
The Review is informed by County
Auditor Vogel that the collections from
| liquor licenses and fines increases the an
portionment made from the state schoo
fund of $1.25 to $1.73 per scholar TO
the schools of Brown county.
The Woman's Literary Club held it
regular meeting at the home of Mrs
Mowery yesterday afternoon. The X-ra,
was the topic under discussion. TIL
next meeting will be held March 27tl
at the home of Miss Lillian Klossner.
The board of county commissioner
will meet in special session upon ma
jority call of the members for the con
sideration of liquor license application
and such other general business as ma,
come before it, Tuesday, March goth.
There was filed IN the office of th
register of deeds this week a warrant,
deed from John Hauenstein and wife t.
the John Hauenstein Brewing compan,
conveying real estate valued at $34.92!
and requiring revenue stamps to tn,
amount of $35.
The public school of Hanska, presid
ed over by Dwight F. Mowery of thi
city, closes its winter term on Friday O.
this week. The term has been yer,
successful, 10 pupils being entitled t.
apportionment as against 13 for the pre-
ceeding year. The total enrolment wa,
81, an increase of eight over last year.
County Treasurer A. Schwerdtferee1
and son Henry returned from Minneap.
oils Monday evening where they had
been purchasing machinery for new
flour mill to be built at Sanborr. The
mill, plans for which are now being
made, will have daily capacity of 100
barrels and will cost when completed