New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-01-07

At the meeting Of the Building and
Loan Association Of this city held FRI
day evening the following officers were
elected: President, ]. Klossner vice
president, T. 81. Behnke; secretary, VIM
Pfaender, j.; treasurer, =. ]. Eckstein;; ].
attorney, j. a. .Eckstein. The association
is In excellent financial condition and
the affairs are in good shape.
The carrier Of the Review met 18th.
such generous reception on bis first
trip for him to the subscribers u whom
he carries the paper, on New Years day.
that he wishes all who gave him the
usual greeting to accept his warmest
thanks, and he wishes that they may all
have the very best new year that it has
ever been their LOT to enjoy.
Lodge No. 81, Herman Sons of this
city at their regular meeting on Friday
last elected officers as follows: President,
Chas. Hauenstein; vice president, John
Hetlinger; corresp ondlng secretary, Juli-
us Berndt; financial secretary, Gotlieb5
Oswald; treasurer, Jos. Bobleter; trustee,
Herman Kopp; delegate to grand lodge,
Julius Berndt, alternate JOS. Galles.
Tie village Of Comfrey is rapidly APP.
preaching metropolitan proportions.
Two years ago here we're scarcely enough
young people in the place to get up .
decent square dance and now the paper
announces that on the 1 18th there is 20 be
charity ball. II is hoped that in this
case the old proverb does not apply,
that charity covers multitude Of sins.
7 The automatic gates that have been
ready for operation at the streets cross
ing the Northwestern tracks were con
| nected with the tower house Saturday
and man is now stationed there to
operate them, SO there is absolutely no
danger at the crossings where the city or
dered the gates. The Northwestern has
been prompt in complying with the or
Iders of the council in this regard.
New years day in this city was very
lquite. Business was almost entirely
suspended, and those who were up al
the fremen's dance the night previous
took advantage of the occasion to rest
What little Ice there was on the river
that was available for skating was cover.
ed with skaters, and there were some
small parties at the homes of some Of
the young people, but as rule the day
was exceedingly like Sunday.
Herman Engel of Window, s. D
spent the past week with relatives and
friends in this city. He was at. one time
a resident Of this place and has been II
his present home for the past five years
He is a blacksmith in that town and ha,
a force of men employed to help hin
and was able to enjoy his vacation will
the knowledge that his work at home
was being well tended to during hi
absence. He returned home Monday.
Represent S. D. Peterson of New
Ulm, who, in point of years Of service
Is the dean of the Minnesota Legislature
was in st. Paul Tuesday looking over th'
speakersbip situation. Should the organ
izat1on caucus demonstrate the necessit,
of third candidate, Mr.. Peterson ma
decide to become that candidate, In whlcl
event the fur may be expected to fly
Peterson is a hard fighter, the twenty-five
/ years experience has put him next tn
ms and ~auts of the game ST. Pau
GLOBE
|<Saturday afternoon number of the
! young ladies of the city spent the after
l.
noon at Frank Burg's bowling alley
with Mrs. Hose and Mrs. Burg as chaper
ones, and the score Of their bowling wa
as follows Miss Ella Rhode, 1853, Luc
Mueller, 122, Lucy Hauenstein, 1OS, Kat
Russell, los, Meta Helrigel, 113, Lul
Hose, 81. The girls make apologies 70
this score on the grounds that it is tn,
| first time they have bowled at least fe
many days and they are sure Of dom
better the next time they go at it.
! Thursday the Minneapolis Tribune
announced the name of the winners 0
| the prize tor the guessing contest on til,
number of votes cast ii the Dakotas
Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the frs
prize fell to Ole ]. Lee of Rath, Wis
who came within one Of having the cor
q rect number, which was 7s1 ,455. Anon,
those who received prizes Of 81 eacl
were F, w. Peuser of this city, "a. A
/ Spellbrink, Essig, A. Hellikson, Spring