New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-06-10

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Prot. George F. James has sent to
Prof. Critchett the subject of his adore 3
at the high school commencement exer-
cises Friday evening. He will take as his
theme .'What Education Isl
Prof. and Mrs. E. T.. Critchett last
evening entertained the graduating class
of the New Ulm high school at their
home on South Broadway. They make
it a custom to tete each graduating class
in turn and the functions are always
pleasant.
Mr.. and Mis-. George Fenscke return
ed last Friday evening from several
days visit with old friends at West New
ton and New Ulm. The trip was in the'
nature of a farewell visit as the family
will remove to Oregon in the early fall
to make their future home, as Mr..
Fenscke has purchased large farm in
this growing country Fairfax Standard.
Ed. j. Bobleter is now the possessor
of a pair of novel fouls Canadian geese
which he purchased last week of Frank
Grossman, residing in Cottonwood. The
birds were captured by Mr.. Grossman
in strange manner. Last spring large
flock alighted in his barn yard while on
their way north. They were completely
exhausted and he had no difficulty in ST.
curing three of them. IL -.
Rev. Christian Holm, c. H. Dirks, Miss
Clara Triton and Prof. D. A. Grussen-
dorf went TO Faribault Monday to be
present at the state Epworth League con-
vention, now in session in that CITY. Rev.
Holm will participate in the program,
being down tor an address, and as stated
exclusively in the Review some weeks
ago, the New Ulm delegation will seek
to bring the convention here two years
from now.
The need of a new Jail for Brown
county is constantly felt and was empha-
sized by the experience with Christian
Peterson, the insane man, Monday. Peter.
son was brought to New Ulm on the
early morning train and 1t was necessary
to keep a strict watch over him until
late IN the afternoon. Had the county
Jail been a modern structure he could
have been placed in a padded cell and
left to himself with safety.
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1t is known to but few in this W.
entity, but it Is fact just the same, that
a new north and south railroad is almost
a certainty for Sleepy Eye. Surveyors
have been at work for long time, and
though they have kept their tracks we'll
covered, and maintained strict silence
on all their actions, it is known that the
survey is made and the stakes, driven, and
it Is almost certain that the line will be
built-Sleepy Eye Dispatch. 49,
Christian Peterson of Evan, was
brought down from that place Monday
morning and examined as to his sanity
by Drs. J. L. schoch and G. B. Weiser.
He was declared insane by Judge of
Probate s. A. George and ordered COM
mltted to the St. Peter asylum. About
three weeks ago Peterson, who is 90
years of age and unmarried, was struck
on the head by the lever of asulky plow
and this is believed to have caused his
alteration. He was taken to, St. Peter
Monday afternoon by Sheriff Julius.
Frank Gruber, farmer residing in
Lafay cite township, was injured in a
peculiar manner Thursday. While load
ing barrel of salt in the rear of Crone's
store he had his right hand caught be-
tween the barrel and the wagon seat.
The index finger was cut completely off,
the sharp iron guard on the seat cutting
through flesh and bone and leaving the
digit hanging by strip Of skin. DR.. O.
G. Stricken completed the amputation
and dressed the wound.
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Under the heading "Forty Years Ago.
the Redwood Gazette is publishing each
week an interesting column. An excerpt
clipped from the last issue of the Gazette
gives an idea of the desultory warfare
that was waged with the Indians after
the massacre of 1862. The item was as
follows: "Lieut. Col. Pfaender, com.
handing at Fort Ridgely, reports that
farmer has recently been killed by the