New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
Observation-Disclosures
LOCAL NEWS.
PAGES 3 and 5.



comes editor of the Journal.
Albert Pfaender made a trip to St.
Paul on legal business Thursday.
The public schools opened yesterday
after their brief Easter vacation.
NJ. A. Young, of this city, now has
charge Of the Northwestern yard crew.
Mrs. Ed. Hogan, of Minneapolis, ar
rived last week for g visit at the Sommer
home. Iii
Rev. 5. G.. Updyke left yesterday for a
visit with friends IN Watertown and
Clark, S. D.
Kretsch's dances are popular. That
given in the Star hall Monday night was
very we'll attended.
Prof. E. L. Dll]s, of the high school
faculty, visited from Friday until yester-
day with relatives at Albert Lea.
G. w. Barnes returned Saturday from
trip to Minneapolis and other points
in the interests Of the Inter state.
Attorney Albert Pfaender will go to
M4nkato next week and be admitted to
practice before the United States court.
VIM. Oeding, a prosperous hardware
! merchant Of St. James, visited last week
at the home of his brother Chas. Oedlng
Mrs. M. A. Young left Saturday fol
Barriwick, Ontario, for visit of several
months. She makes the trip in the hope
of beneftting her health.
Don't forgot to read j. II. Forster's ad.
He is offering special bargains in Furni-
ture. II
G. H. Dirks, Alex Ottomeyer and W.
B. Mather went to st. James last Wed
nesday to listen to the closing arguments
in the Tsnke murder case. j.
Stormy weather prevented the New
Ulm Commercial Union from holding its
regular meeting Friday night. None Of
the members braved the blustry ele-
ments.
st. John Court, No. 698, G. O. F., is
growing steadily. At it's last meeting
four new members were initiated and at
the next session three candidates will be
taken in. ...... II. ......s -.
Pope & Howard shipped eight car
loade of their sheep to Chicago Friday
afternoon Mutton is now bringing a
higher price on the eastern markets than
for several years. 'r
Messrs. Marchant 8 Miller, agents fol
the Lambert Gasoline Engine Co., Of
Anderson, Ind, will close up their office
in the Rudolph building this week ant
move to Mankato.
Two large orders for foreign foul
shipments we're received this week a
the Eagle mills. One consignment viii
60 to Bremen, Germany, and the othe7
to Aberdeen, Scotland.
Today the saloonkeepers of the city
will make their annual pilgrimage to ST
George. The procession, under the di
rection of Chief Marshal Amann and hi
several aides, will move at o'clock.
The spring term OF the United State
district court will convene IN Mankatt
next Tuesday, April 21st. One of tb'
important cases to come up Is tina
against former postmaster John Wedden
dorf. .... ~
On April 2sth Rev. G. J. Albrech
and Profs. J.Schaller and A. Alderman
go to New Prague to attend the genera
conference of Lutheran pastors of tb
Minnesota synod, to be held from tn
2sth to the 3Oth. .~.... = -s.
If you are in need of any Carpet, Rug
or Wall Paper be sure to call at j. H
Forster. u II
Manager John Henle, of the New Ulr
opera house, has secured as the attrac
ton for next Friday night, April 18th
Stetson's "Uncle Toms Cabin Thi
production of the famous play is NOR
deliberately staged than is usual and tn
compaDp is above the average.
Today Profs. E. Sporting and c
Montgomery, of DR.. Martin Luther col
lege, aud teachers VIM. Muesing, W. Z
Blauert and L. seivert, of the Luthera
parochial schools, leave for Gaylord t
attend the annual teachers conference
The conference lasts until Friday even
ing.
The order for the inspection of tn
state troops this month has been counter
manded, as the regular army officer VIII
was to have charge of the inspected ha
not yet been appointed. Go. A was t
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