New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-29
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The New Ulm Tennis Association hes
purchased the properly OF, Mipnesota
street souts, from Nick Heinen end has
had it pu: IN excellent shape for term:
playng.
Regular meeting Of the New Uln
Commercln, Ur;cn will be held il
G5,lsa's ba'! Friday evefirg. A nun'
5et Of u portant matters aFo to come II
and s large attendance IS expeoted.
Pav. G. J. Albrecnt end Profs. j
schaE'er ard A. Ackerms I: dep' :sd
yesterday for New Praa se, where t:.s3
go - attend the genere! conference Q!
LuthersH pastors Of the Niraasota 8: Cd
In Turner hall last Wednesday even
ing the New U!m Tusn Zoeglinss Verein
celebrated its 9th anniversary. Cap.
Albeit Steinharser delivered an address
ard musical ard symnas ic program
wss given. Decciag concluded very
enjoyable affHi.c.
Dr.. Ira P. Crawford, of St.. Plt,', W: 9
here Wednesday for The pu. pose of look
ing the city over with view to Opening
an office as an osteopath. Dr.. Crawford
was we'll pleased with the prospects and
stated that he was likely to return about
June LIST and locate permanently.
John H. Haerze, of West Newton, hs'
arnounced himself as a candidate to C.
coed NJ. Ssndberg as county supe
tendent of schools in Nicollet COT -ty.
He was candidate at the ne Mr.. Sand
berg was elected by the board of county
commissioners.
Prof. M. A. Endrcr info ms the Re-.
view that the members of the cho: a;
,Holy Unity Catholic church will not
give their concert until the latter part OF
May. 1t was intended originally to give
the recital right after Esster but inability
to obtain music has cars>d some delay.
: While in Minneapolis last Thursday
DR.. O. G.. st,ickler, of this city, had the
pleasure OF meeting Capt. Chas. D. Sigs-
bee, commander Of the Inflated battle
ship, Maine. The famous naval officer,
delivered several lectures in the Flour
City which were instructive to an unusu-
al degree.
The base ball team at DR.. Martin Is
Their college is not satisfied with the out
come of the game Saturday, they claim
ing that the high school boys played a
pitcher who was not bonafide student
of the school. They will challenge their
to second game to be play
c3 May 9Th. =. e." ..
Attorney Evan Hrghec, of Msrkato,
was here "wednesday to cirque a c:ac II
chembcrs lefor5 Judge Weber. Mr..
Hughes = a member of the Msn*ato
school board end while n New Ulm he
took cccs SION t. msl;e c.: :calir7pection
of our high school building. When he
had been show all parts of the stl uctr,e
he unhesita>in Fly pronounced it one of
the fwct in ,!e state.
Mrs. Geo. Zickr;ck end sor, R: Dh,
were guests Of friends here last 1hr':day.
Mrs Zictr.ch, we ere pleased to sr:'u1@; re,
is now able to walk without clutches.
She WIS on her way to New Ulm, as
MIR. Zickrick had written her that their
hotel business was getting so big that
he couldn't ten.e care of it without more
assistance. Their many friends here " I'll
he glad to know oe this.-A ~ling ton
Enterprise.
3. Gruenenfelder, leader of the New
Ulm Cadet band, has had two of bis
compositions accepted by the musical
house of Rudolph Wurleitzer,
Cincinnati. One IS concert waltz call
ed "May Flowers" and the other an over
ture for 33 Instruments entitled military
Festival" Mr.. GruenenfeldeT - meet
ing with great success as composer Of
band music. His band pieces are in big
demand and re now derives a good re-
venue from his royalties. =,
The Gun club held !. meeting LEST
Wednesday evening and matters pertso-
ing to game laws were discussed at
length. 1t was decided to see that the
game laws in Brown county were rigidly
enforced. The towns in the county
where clubs have been organized will
be asked to cooperate with the local
club in an effort to bring to justice yio-
Eaters of the law. 1t was decided to-
have a regular shoot every Tuesday and
Friday night al 6:45 o'clock. A gold
badge will be given the person making
the highest score at local shoots. Mem