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


sigel John a. seilner.
Sleepy Eye village Peter Graf !.
Springfield svlllag E. Leatherma
Stark 8 ~. Larrabee.
The list, Of course, must have the
sanction Of congressman McC leary but:
q il was made by those to whom tile
authority was delegated there Is no
doubt but thatsit will receive his o. K.
and the gentlemen named therein viii
hold themselves in readiness to COM
mence work June 1st.
We learn from the Sleepy Eye Dis
patch that George Groebner, formely in
business in this city, has sold his saloon
at Lamberton and contemplates going
into busine ss at Sleepy Eye.
The editor of the Review, from per-.
sonal knowledge. can assure the theatre
going people Of the city that they will
suffer no disappointment if they see
. q Other Peoples Money at the opera
house Sunday evening. From long &C..
quaintance with Hennesy Leroyle we
know him to be one Of the best COME
2dians Of his day and the play which he.
produces, neat, clean comedy upon.
which the worst criticism that can be
written is that it is too funny. j. i.
H Through the courtesy of manager
Ahlness we print the following state
lnent of the Hanska- Linden creamery
for the month of February: Total pounds
milk received, 4o1 ,s7s; total butter pro-
duced therefrom, 1s,4O7 pounds: aver
age test, 3.s; average yield, 4.3s; total
receipts, $4,276.2s; total expenses, $685.;
net balance, $3,s91.2s, giving an aver
age prices if 254 cents per pound for
butter ."r SO cents per 100 for average
milk, test 3.S, or 81. OF for test A.
f,$I.@.i : Is. .A...- Z =
It has been said that the. Dutch and
Irish will not mix, but this is mistake.
They did mix. Sunday and as conse-
quence James Dowd and MAJ tin Connel-
~ were each assessed IS in Judge Hem
ingsen's court Monday morning. Dowd
evidently got the worst of the fight and
50 his fine was RENTED and he was re-
leased upon payment of the costs The
man who came over from< Ireland: dug
up the amount of his fine and the chanc-
es are that he will vote for the other fell
low next Tuesday, - ~
At a special meeting of the city coun-
Gil held Monday evening the contract
for the erection of the addition to the
pumping station was let to Tape &
Gronau for the Gum of 1904 and work
will be commenced as soon as the wealth
er will permit. The contract for5sprink-
ling Minnesota street was let to William
H. Hueyelman at $44.25 per month dur
ing the season and at the rate of $1.65
sper day after season closes during such
time as sprinkling may be- necessary.
The next meeting of the council will he
held April 4th. w. III. = Il. e.. >.. w.
" Twenty-six applications for liquor IL
cense have been flied with City Clerk
Schilling and will be heard by the city
council April 10th. They are as fol-
lows: Fred Gollnast, E. Reinhart, Brun-
ner g. Ranweiler, B.. Remnant, M. Sie-
benbrunner, New Ulm Turnyerein, Muel-
Ter Bros, Ferd Williams, Henry sejfert,
Anton Hartmnth, Albin Carlson, Andreas
Amann, Louis r. Hemeyer,. Ranschs&
Zischa, Charles P. Stengel, Frank Burg.
Jr., Wcratscha q Sittauer, Frank Schnel-
der, John Korbel Jr., Goetsch s. Lane,
Charles Forster, Jr., John Wiltschcck, j..
+. Groebner, NJ. Juenemann, Joseph
Schumacher, Peter Herian. .s.
In speaking Of the brilliant three act
comedy Other Peoples Money, IN
which that magnetic come ian, Hennessy
Leroyle, will appear, supported By ..
strong cast Of fun-makers At the Opera
House, Sunday evening, April lst, Ham.
lin Garland, thesfamous Boston novelist
and literatenr, il speaking Of the work
of the author, Edward oWings ToWne,
says il e perfect 3as . literary prod ctloD,
with the exception that it is too witty.
From q theatrlcal stand point the fault
that. Mr. Garland finds N the comedy is
the highest praise. + is q pity that more
comedies are not afflicted II the same
manner The company presenting this
clever play have received the highest