New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-03-21

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day. d. Nagler was quits we'll known
Is this CITY having ectnrsd hel IS
THUS far no opposition ~ appearsd
against the present city clerk He l1as
inside, 90 far a tho rriiter has been able
70 find ont, : faithful and colnpetent ofz
fetal. Long service has made him thor
oughly acquainted with his duties and
his reelection q practically certain.
NJ. ". Scott Of Duinth, who had been
visiting for several days ID this city the
guest Of ]. q. Siegel, returned homs FRI
day. Mr.. Scott was head miller in the
Empire mill at Duluth from the time.
the mill was built until it went
into the hands Of the Mcintyre combi-.
nation.
A non partisan caucus for the Mons
nation OF city officers has been called
to be held 1t the opera house Thursday.
evening. Il is to be hoped that personal
luminosity will notsbe permitted, either
at this caucus or elsewhere, to interfere
/ with the nomination and election of the
best men for all of the various Offices.
Tie two steam shovels for this dlvi-
sion of the NJ. & St. L.commenced work
Monday. One Of them is stationed at
the clay hill south of this City and the
other at the gravel pit three miles below
Hanska. They are powerful machines
of their class and it IS said can work
freely in from three to four feet Of frost
!. The board Of county commissioners
met in special session yesterday, but up.
to the time of going to press had had.
transacted. little but routine business.
The bonds of the various banks desig-
mated as county repositories were APP
proved and several other matters Of mi
nor importants disposed of. It IS expect
ed that the Zaske case will be reached
to day and some disposition of that affair
effected. -: ~ -. = g. s. s@ @:.:.
Next Tuesday, March 9th, is regis
tration day and all who intend to vote
at the coming municipal election should
be sure and register on that day. There
is but one day for registration this year
instead of two, as heretofore, the law
having been amended at the last session
of the legislature. Voters in the 1st
ward will register at the old court house;
2nd ward, park school house; 3rd ward,
city clerks Office.
Charles Frasch, of the town of Bash
aw, died very suddenly of heart failure
last Thursday morning. He had gore
to the barn to attend to the stock and
later on was found dead among the hors-
es. He was an old settler of Brown:
county, settling here in 1872, and leaves
a wife and seven children to mourn his
sad demise. He was member of the
A. y. U. W. lodge at Springfield, and
president of the new creamery company
recently established at Comfrey.
The. Afternoon Whist Club held its
last meeting of the season at the home
of Mrs. F.. n. Behnke last Wednesday
afternoon. The prizes for the year were
awarded ut this meeting, the head prize
going to Mrs. H. B. Beussmann and Mrs.
E. T. Critchett, and the foot prize to
Mesdames John Larson and PR. Nc
Hale. The club as an organization will
go into innocuous disuetude for the sum-
mer bnt will hold its first meeting for
the election of officers and reorganiza-
the first Wednesday in October. z.
The Comf1ey Times, the new paper
started at that most enterprising village
in the southwestern part Of this county
by w. R. Hodges of the Sleepy Eye
Herald, has reached us this week and
we are pleased to say that its second
number, the one before MS, is very cred
liable indeed, in fact SO much so that
friend Hodges will need to get his hust-
ling clothes on or his energetic manager.
at Comfrey, Hans Grytdahl, will make q.
better newspaper than his. boss. The.
Times has the bestwishes of The Review
for its future prosperity.
The original Barney Ferguson is fea-.
4tured thus season IN q new version Of
8"hIcC arthy's Mishaps'' is given am pie
opportunity to create the roars Of laugh
ter which has come to be synonomouss
with his name. He is surrounded with.
. capable company Of entertainers select
ed with care from the principal yaude.
vile theatres. The farce is only an excuse.