New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-04

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The first Of the series 81 the three part
les that are to be given By the Eastern
Star society was given Friday night and
while the attendance was not as large as
on former occasions there were enough
there to make it very pleasant party
and one that was thoroughly enjoyed BY
all.
A bill has been introduced il the leg
islature that provides for an increased
appropriation for the game and fish COM
mission. This is in accordance with the
favorable report that was made on the
suggestion submitted to the legislative
committee of the Commercial Union Of
this city.
I Otto Schell, who has an invention of
tEis own, which is an improvement on
certain parts of the machinery used IN
brewe1ies, went to Chicago Wednesday
to interest brewers Of that city IN the in
vention. It is claimed by those who
know that he has a good thing and will
realize we'll on the sale of 1t.
I 1xAb. Cutting of the town of Home was
married last Tuesday to a Miss Flynn
and upon his return to Sleepy Eye was
much confused by the elaborate congrat-
ulations that were showered upon hin
and later in the week party of Sleepy
Eye people went out to his home and
gave him vigorous serenade.
| Owing to the inability of Archdeacon
| Haupt to be present, the Episcopal ser
] vices at Schell's Hall Wednesday even
ing, March 4 will be conducted by the
Rev. Choinard the gifted rector of the
Church of the Holy Communion, St.
Peter. Service begins at 7:45. The
public is cordially invited to be present.
The country papers throughout the
state with scarcely any exception, con-
tain accounts of the generous cont1ibu-
lions that are pouring in for the relief
of the famine stricken people of Norway
and Sweden, and IN almost every in
stance the contributions are very liberal.
In this respect New Ulm is not in the
least behind.
Rev. Gausewitz of ST. Paul, Rev. Won
Rohr of Winona, Rev. Siegler of La
Crosse, Wis, Rev. Knuth and Mrs.
Schwartz of Milwaukee, members of the
general college board of the Lutheran
Synod of Minnesota, together with Rev.
c., j. Albrecht, F, II. Retzlaf and John
Book of this city, held meeting here
Friday and Saturday to look over the
affairs of the Lutheran college here.
The Review has finished printing lis
of the names of the people living on the
four rural mail routes leading out from
this city. There is in the neighborhooe
of 1900 names and the list makes
valuable thing for those who have t.
sent out mail at any time as all tEe let
tiers sent to the people on the rural route
require but cent stamp. The lists ar
for sale and may be had at this Office.
The Lambert Gasoline Engine peopl
have now established their agency il
this city. It is located IN the Rudolph
building and the two men in charge ar
kept busy with inquiries. Mr.. Marchad
is now assisted by his cousin, and Will
the two men are not large in stature the
have the business principle i'll a yer,
large degree and the people of the cit
will find them very pleasant to deal with
The attention of the holders of th
tickets to the library lecture course j
called to the fact that the third of tn
lectures in the series will be given at th
High School auditorium on Thursda
evening of this week and will
given by ]. Frank Fouche a dramati
reader who has national reputation.
is said to be the best thing OF its kin
9 that there is, consisting of humor an
path9%
Peter Soukup, who for several year
y past has been one of the representative
IF schelps brewery has resigned hi
| position with that company and has en-
a tered the Brown County bank in tn
. capacity of assistant cashier. The plac
+ in the bank was made vacant by the r.
: slgnatinn of Mr.. Schonlau, aud has bee
1 tomrorar;lu HlIod ~