New Ulm review., 1901-12-18
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This city seems to have set the pace
for Others in the matter IF sidewalk or
dinances for Sleepy Eye has just passed
ar ordinance patterned after New Ulm's
and the agitation has been started in
several others. In many things New
Ulm can give pointers to her sister
towns.
The committee appointed by the Com
mercial Union to confer with the Board
of control in the matter of the Girls
framing school, left for st. Paul yester
day to discharge their duties. The com
mittee consists of T. Crone, S. D. Peter
son and Phil. Liech. A committee that
ought to be able to move the stste cap
itol to this city if desired.
At this season of the year when so
so many packages are going through the
mail people who send such things should
see that they are properly addressed and
we'll wrapped. Thousand of dollars
worth of Christmas goods find their way
to the dead letter office very year because
they are improperly addressed or lose
their wrapper in the mail. This can be
remedied by little care and attention
to details
Complaint was made on Saturday by
Richard Geislnger against E. S. Downs
of this city for inhuman treatment
of his horses. They were Improperly fed
and otherwise neglected. There being
no humane society in the city the case
was referred to VIM. Pfaender who with
the city police has taken measures, to
have the case remedied. 1t is sad com
mentary on mankind when they have so
little soul in them that they fail to pro-.
vide properly and comfortably for their
dumb animals.
Dr.. E. W. Bayley is now nicely en-
sconced in the rooms over the Model
drug store where he has his office as we'll
as his living rooms. He arrived last
week with his family and says that he
finds a cordial welcome here and likes
| the place. He thinks he has an all win
ters job ahead of him to learn German
but he will find that that is only a con-
| venleuce and not necessity in this city.
We hope the doctor will realize his am
| bitions here and become one of our per
manent citizens.
Tomorrow night, Thursday, the pu-
pills of the fifth and sixth grades of the
public schools Of this city will give
beautiful cantata in the auditorium, en-
titled ssSanta Claus Trades Carnival"
Appropriate costumes will be worn by
the children and with the practice they
have had they will no doubt present it
ia a very entertaining manner. The
work Of the children should bs recog-
nized by good outside attendance and
more especially because there is to be no
charge for admission.
On Monday night party Of ladies,
members of the Eastern Star lodge of
This city, went to Sleepy Eye, and assist
ed the worthy Grand Patron, A. D.
Countryman to install lodge in that
city. Seventeen candidates We're initial
ed, which with those who were already
members gives the lodge start with
twenty five. Those who attended from
here are: Mrs. Strickler, Mrs. Burg,
Mrs. Hose, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Lucy
Behnke, Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Schorrgge,
Mrs. Hennlngsen, Miss Carrie Friedamnn
and Miss Ida Hauenstien.
The Masonic lodge had installation of
officers last night. The following were
installed: o. M. Olsen, W. NJ; N. Heu-
ningsen, S. W.; E. Hoidale, ]. W.; Gott-
lieb Schmidt, Secretary; A. w. Bing-
ham, Treasurer; ]. 81. Vagen, Trustee
for three years. Appointlve officers were:
E. T. Critchett, S. D.; j. 81. Siegel, j.
D.; VIM. Silverson, S. S., Wm. Mather,
]. s.; Julius Berndt, Tyler. The lodge
is now in excellent condition, having
wiped out an Indebtedness Of $500.
The magnificent hall is now free from
debt and the fraternity is corresponding
ly happy.
Father Sandmeyer takes pleasure in
showing visitors through the handsome
new structure that is hereafter to do
service as the priest house in connection
with the Catholic church. The building
is almost finished, requiring only about
ten more days to make it ready to be
inhabited. It is conveniently and COM
modiously arranged and will be an ideal