New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-22
IND AS a COL ONIZER.
Minnesota Congressman to. Make Hemes
For Scandl nayians. s B

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where the government and railroad lands
may be taken in quantities sufficient to
accommodate that number.
The prospective colonists have not yet
used their homestead and desert rights,
aud should suitable location be found,
government land will be taken as home
steads and the adjacent sections of rail-
road land purchased so as to make a
solid block. II a location cap be fourd
along the Yellowstone, . settlement will
be made either in Custer or Dawson
counties
Gov. Van SAINT has designated May list
as Arbor and Bird day.
If you are In need Of any Carpet, Rugs
or Wall Paper be sure to call at j. H.
Forster. II
The Minnesota legislature adjourned
Monday evening.
: Peter Herrian, Of Sleepy Eye, was in
the city Sunday to attend the funeral of
the late VIM. Koch. .:
y We take eggs in trade. Ladies are
invited to inspect our millinery styles.
Elder and Thomas. rsEe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rose. Of Minneapo-
Lis, were guests at the home of Judge
and Mrs. B. F. Weber over Sunday.
Monday the Chicago 6 Northwestern
took off its night switching crew as a
result of the shutting down of the local
mills.
Fred Kretsch is advertising a grand
ball to be given in the Star hall Satur-
day nj ht. The Star dances are always
enjoyable.
F. Holmboe, Of Minneapolis, repre-
sentative of the New Ulm Land & In
vestment company, spent several days
this week at the home office.
Miss Marie Trimmings left Saturday
for St. Peter. After visit with rela-
tives at that place she. will go to her
claim IN Bottineau county, N. D.
Albert Pfaender has received his COM
sion as first lieutenant AID Fred Stolz
as second lieutenant of Company A.
They were elected several months ago.
Two inmates of the county poor farm
left that institution Monday to 60 to
work upon farms near Sleepy Eye.
There are now six paupers at the farm.
The New Ulm Roller Mill company
took advantage OF the temporary idleness
of the mills to make number of repairs
upon their engines. A force of machin-
lists were employed all night Sunday
night and we'll into Monday completing
the work.
This evening the New Ulm Turn
Zoeglings Verein will celebrate its 37th
anniversary. There will be nice gym
nsstlc program. Instrumental music and
recitations and Capt. Albert Steinhauser
will deliver an address. The festivities
will conclude with a social dance.
In another column the Review pub
fishes statement of the condition of the
Inter State Accident and Relief assocla-
ton at the close of the year. This pub
lication isrequired by law and enables In
surance Commissioner E. H. Dearth to
grant the local company permission to
operate in Minnesota.
Lutheran teachers who attended the
annual conference held at Gaylord last
week report very successful gathering.
Those who went from here were Profs.
E. sperling and Q. Montgomery, of DR..
Martin Luther college, and Teachers
VIM. Muesing, W. F. Blauert and L.
sievert, Of the parochial schools.
Bad weather interferred somewhat
with the prize bowling match and rifle
shoot given by st. Benedict Court, G. O.
F., at Jos. Remnants place in st. George
Sunday. Nevertheless there was fair
attendance and those present enjoyed
the contests greatly. About twenty
members from st. Johns Court went out
from here.
Yesterday the season Of the New Ulm
Land & Investment company opened
under suspicious circumstances. Six
landseekers accompanied Jacob Klossner,
.Jr., on the excursion to Regina, Assini-
boia, all of them having been attracted
by the excellent reputation Of the local
company. The next excursion will be
run on Tuesday, May 9th.
Lieut.. Col. Alfred Reynolds, Second
Infantry, q. $. a., and Capt. G. +. Dryer,
Twenty first Infantry, Y. s. A., have
been detailed. to conduct the inspection