New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-05-15
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Ben Franklin Post No. 116, Depart
ment of Minnesota &. A. r. will hold
memorial services at the National Gene
terry atFort Ridgely May Both, commenc-
ing at one o'clock in the afternoon. Hon.
Charles E. FIandreau and Col. Tim. j.
Sheehan, of ST. Paul, will be present as
well as several other prominent speakers.
One of the features of the day Will be a
basket picnic. 1t is understood that
quite a number from this city VIII at
tend.
about IS people from this city took
occasion of the first summer excursion
of the NJ. g St. L. to the twin cities last
Sunday. When the train left this city
at 40 Sunday morning it consisted of
eight well filed coaches and suffered no
depletion on its way. Among those
who went from this city the Review re-
porter noticed the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Sommer. Aldermen Nagel and
Amann, John Zeller, j. Petry and two
daughters, VIM. Pfefferle, Frank Memo,
Anton johnson and others.
The Interstate Accident s. Relief As
ISOLATION which was organized in New
Ulm the first of the year is now beauti-
fully located in its offices over W. G.,
Alwins drug store. The company has
been very generously patronized by our
home people, and rigtttfully should be.
It is in the hands of old and reliable in
snrance men and under the direction of
men of such business ability as those
whose names are connected with the or
ganization it is certainly growing rapid
ly to successful issue.
A local paper gives voice to protest
against the raising of the rate for Office
telephones by the Southern Electric Tel
ephone company from $3.50 to So per
month. The Review is not in it for the
purpose of fighting anyone else's battles
but nevertheless fails to see why there is
any kick coming, as business house
pays $3.50 per month for its
phone when it it is not used one half as
much as the one in the Office of the ay-
erage doctor or lawyer. Let every tub
stand on its own bottom.
Prof. Hess, of Sleepy Eye, who by the
way is enc of the best educators in this
part of the state, was in the city last
Saturday, accompanying the high school
boys of that city who played ball here
that day. Mr.. Hess remarked that any
thing that interested the boys of course
interested him. He has been for many
years the efficient principal of the public
schools at that place.-Lamberton Star.
sanborn Sentinel n. schverdtfeger
was much surprised Friday morning to
learn that an attempt had been made the
night previous to set fire to his mill.
When the head miller went into the old
office room to change his clothing, he
found a pile of burned paper upon the
floor. The fire had burned part of the
floor and then died out. No traces were
left behind that would lead to the sus-
picion who did It,
St. Peter Tribune: Ole Peterson, of
Bernadotte, president of the Nicollet
County Creamery Association gives out
information that the next meeting of the
association will be held at his home in
Bernadotte, June 18th, and that he will
entertain the members of the ASSOCIATION
and its friends. 1t is his purpose to make
the meeting kind of an institute for
dairy people. 1t is intended that herd
of cows shall be gathered there, and
Prof. Thomas Shaw of the State School
" oS3iiSoilulC Will NC pIeSeuG anu IuQg6
the stock and deliver an address upon
"The Cow" showing the good points as
we'll as the defects by practical demon
stratlon. The meeting will prove an in
terestlng one to farmers, and all who are
acquainted with Ole know thatlhe is a.
royal entertainer
Tie date fixed for the commencement
exercises of the high school is Friday
evening, June 10. A class of six will be
graduated as follows:
Adelaide Olsen. Viola Heimerdinger,
Mabel McLenhan, Katie Russell, Ella
Rhode, and Roy Setter, the five young
ladies graduating in the Latin course and
Roy Setter in the English.
Miss Olsen has been chosen as vale
dictorian and Miss Heime1dinger as sa-
lutatorian.
The address of the occasion will be de-