New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-08
Mrs. Paul Voss, Of Echo. q visiting Al

Dr.. G. +. Reineke made a business trip.
to Minneapolis Monday.
Pays Chocolates are delicious.
The name "Pay" guarantees quality.
DR.. Albert Behnke, OF Milwaukee, is.
in New Ulm on visit.
A marriage license was granted We'd
nesday to Geo. Wiesner and Miss Louisa
Diel, both of Evan.
Miss Fannie Brooks, Of Minneapolis,
arrived yesterday for visit with her.
| brother, A. p. Brooks.
Several New Ulm Masons are planning
to attend the Shriner meeting in Mime
apelis Friday evening.
B. Behnke s. Co. have had plans drawn
ana will have plate glass front put in
their store this summer.
County Attorney Hoidale went to St.
James yesterday to be present at the
close OF the Ianke trial.
Another Of those popular dances will
be given in Kretsch's Star hall Easter
Monday evening. A good time is in
store for all.
Easter vacation in the public schools
will be brief. The scholars will be ex-
cused tomorrow, but must return to
work next Tuesday.
A base ball club has been organized
at the New Ulm high school. Fred Hub
bard is manager and Tom Collins cap
tain, and games will be arranged with
high schools in this part of the state
The auditing committee of the city
Council went over the books of the city
clerk and city treasurer Monday even
ing. The former submitted his annual
financial statement at the meeting of the
council last night.
City election yesterday passed off with
out incident. In the first ward Jos. Flor
received 1O1 votes out of 1906; in the
second Andreas Amann was gwen 100
out of 113 and of the total vote of 95 IN
the third Anton Richartz received 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Briggs returned
Monday afternoon to their home at
Menomlnie, Wis, after spending the
winter with their daughtt F., Mrs. Geo. W.
Barnes. They were accompanied by Mrs.
NJ. Wing, who will visit for time with
relatives in Menominie
In this issue of the Review there ap-
pears an advertisement of the New Ulm
Land & Investment company which will
be of interest to landseekers. By fair
treatment and progressive methods the
local concern did large business last
year, but this season it will increase the
volume greatly.
On Monday papers were served on
Priv. Edgar Dingler of Co. ga" order
ing him to appear before summary court
on Tuesday evening at the armory of
the company to answer to the charge Of,
non attendance of drills. The maximum
penalty if convicted is fine of $40 and
eight days imprisonment.
The New Ulm Land and Investment
Company has purchased of Tom Kretsch
an up-to-date buggy for use in seeing
prospective real estate purchasers. APP
plications for farm land are more num-
erous than last year and it is evident that
the farmers in this vicinity are willing
to trust their surplus cash in Canadian
dirt.
?. r. McHale has closed deal with
Alfred Book for his residence on South
State street and will take possession i'm
mediate}y and Mr.. Book will move into
the property recently purchased Of Mrs.
Schuetz. The latter property has been
greatly improved and will be still more
desirable by the addition of the city
water. ~
! The hearing on the petition of the
Minneapolis s. st. Louis railway for
permission to increase the freight rates
on soft coal, which was held before the
state railroad and warehouse commission
in Minneapolis Thursday, was not pro-
ductive Of results. The railway people
asked for more time in which to prepare
statistics ard the commissioners consent
ed to hold the question open.
Geo. Zickrick left last evening for
New Ulm to assume management and
contrnl of the Grand Hotel. The Gran d
is a 32-room hostelry with modern equip
ment and we bespeak for Mr.. .Zlckrick a
prosperous career as its landlord. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Zickrick