New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-01
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burg Academy for the spring vacation.
She was accompanied by Miss Gertrude
Bendixen Of Springfield on her way
home for vacation from the same insti-
tuition. Miss Bendixen stopped over here
to be present at the gathering at Goodies
Friday.
Dwight Mowery, home from Carleton
college, left Tuesday morning for Ha-.
vana, Mimi, there to visit his brother
Clarence, who it station agent for the
North Western at that place. Dwight
will go oil Wednesday to Northfeld to
resume his studies there after a weeks
vacation.
At the battalion inspection Of Co. "a"
by Maj. Wood the Co. received fairly
good percentage and the Co. commander
feels encouraged. Nevertheless he wants
to caution the members to prepare for
the REGULAR state inspection which occurs
on April %, by attending all drills un-
til then. -
Herman Kiesling has received from
the Interstate Accident Ass ociatjon Of
New Ulm check for $45.32 for his
claim against the company OH his policy
for being sick. The company is very
prompt in their payments and pay i'm
mediately on receipt of proof of sickness.
Winthrop News. -
Ed. Juni and Co. is the name of a new
firm of painters that has its headquarters
In this city. Mr.. jun and his partner.
have both had exerience in the work and
will he able to give satisfaction to all
for whom they do'work. The firm does
not propose starting business. for few
weeks but will book orders for future
delivery.
: The usual Friday afternoon exercises
of the high school are to be held this
week in the evening, and will be little
more elaborate than regular exercises
and the friends of the pupils are invited
to come to the auditorium to hear them.
There will be no charge for admission,
and it will afford pleasant entertain
ment for all who care to 60.
Nick Weinandt, who has been 1esi-
dent of this place for the past few months,
most of which time he has been employ.
ed on the Review, left for Springfield
Monday where he has accepted position
on the Advance. He expec to make
that his home and will move his family
to that place. He is good printer and
faithful man to have in the Office.
The second of the series of parties to
be given by the Eastern Star lodge is an
nounced to take place at the Masonic hall
ON Thursday evening of this week. Those
having season tickets to these parties
| will bear this in mind. and those who do
not have the tickets will be admitted
on paying fifty cents. The entertainment
will be cards and dancing, and those who
go may be assured of good time.
Under the protecting care of MI. Dills,
Miss silversou and Miss Mcdonald, some
of the older high school pupils enjoyed a
pleasant party at the photograph gallery
of II. Goede. Mr.. Goedes had removed
all the belongings out of the gallery and
had it nicely decorated so thar it made
very pleasant place for. party. Music
was furnished by Prof. Boskey and dane
ing was the chief feature of the evening.
An exhibition of good road making Is
given in the work that has been done on
the road to the Schell brewery. More
than three hundred loads Of gravel have
been placed on the road, as fast as there
appeared place that needed fixing, this
spring and the consequence is that the
road has not been in bad condition and
the heavy loads that it is necessary to
haul over the road have not suffered
from the rains that have made other
roads almost impossible.
Since the governors oall for aid fol
the famine stricken parts Of Sweden
Norway and Finland the people OF
Brown county have contributed, through
the several committees appointed to re.
ceive the funds. $1152.82. OF this
amount Jos. Bobleter collected $497.6O
Hans Mo, Sleepy Eye, $409.77 and K
E. Mo, Springfield, $245.45. $10O2.8s
was sent to the general treasurer, Hon
N. o. Werner, at Minneapolis, and $780,:
90 Was RENTED by Hans Mo direct to
Norway. .
| One of the most surprising things ii
the matter of building sites here is what