New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-26
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jacob Klossner, Jr.. was in Wabasso
on business yesterday. He states that
wheat is yielding about 10 or 70 bushels
to the acre in Redw God county.
| Telegraphic dispatches to the Twin
City papers say that eleven companies
of tie Minnesota national guard have
fallen below the standard required by
the government and will be mustered
out. 1t is believed that Company A of
this city, received percentage high
enough to keep them in the service.
| w. F. Mailer, connected with the
Redwood Gazette and one of The brightest
young newspaper men in the state, called
upon the Review while in the city Satu1-
day. Mr.. Mailer and his family were
returning from weeks vacation spell
in LIE Sueur and Mankato and visited at
the Horuburg home until Sunday noon.
In spite of the threading sky there was
very fair attendance at the picnic given
by the boys of the Concordia band and
the members of the young peoples
mixed choir of the Lutheran church on
College Heights Sunday afternoon. Ex-
celleut music was furnished by the band
and those who were present enjoyed them
selves to the limit.
President Andrew J. Eckstein of the
New Ulm Plate Glass company, yester-
day received the plate glass window to
replace the one in the New Ulm State
Bank which was broken last week. The
company thus promptly replaces the
glass without any expense to the owners
of the building.
VIM. Camerer of Cincinnati, Ohio, ar
rived in New Ulm Sunday and is being
entertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas.aSilverson. Mr.. Camerer is large
stock holder IN the Eagle Roller Mill
company and is one of the gentlemen
who have helped to make the mill the
largest in southern Minnesota.
= Get returns on time deposits. The
Brown County Bank pays per cent in
terest.
The Concordia band will give its next
open air concert on Minnesota street
Saturday night. When the first concert
was given the practising of the Second
Regiment band interfered with the music
but the last-named organization has
agreed to practice on Friday nights in
future and this will allow the Concordia
boys to give the remaining three con-
certs on Saturday night.
New Ulm boys who will enter the
University of Minnesota this fall are
Harry Bingham, Thomas Collins, Hilger
Manderfeld and John x. Neumann. The
former will take the academic course,
Mr.. Manderfeld will study law, Tom
Collins is to enter the engineering school
and John Neumann will take chemical
engineering. They will all leave for
Minneapolis next week.
Two prisoners were brought down
from, Lincoln county yesterday after
noon and lodged in the county jail. The
men are John Daley and Joseph Turner
and they are charged with having
broken into the Minneapolis Brewing
| compaIy's Office at Lake Benton. AS
they we're bound over to await the action
of the grand jury, they will remain as
guests of Sheriff Julius until October.
Negligence is charged against the rail-
road company in the verdict rendered
by the coroner's jury which was sub
poenaed to investigate the death of
Er1ck PETERSON, killed last week near ST..
Peter by the Chicago & Northwestern.
They hold that the company is response
BILE for the accident, IN that it was
running its train at a high rate of speed
and did not provide proper protection
for the road crossing. -
Harry De Vaux and Leonard Wagner,
bankrupts, were fully discharged from
bankruptcy by Referee Fllttie after the
final hearing in the Worlds Stock Food
Company case Saturday morning. The
cost of procedure, the bankruptcy fees,
the United States marshal fees, and the
like have absorbed the little assets there
were and the creditors got nothing.
Trustee Lossow was formally released
from further responsibility ankato
Review.
James Rooney, a tramp, accumulated
a jag last Wednesday night. About 1
O'Clock the following morning while
walking along in front OF the New Ulm