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


4 White House sc Cigar. For sale by
all dealers.
Miss Emma O'Dell, daughter of Law
yer O'Dell of Chaska, Is visiting Mrs. R.
L. English.
A delightful rerpsichorean affair was
the military ball given III the New Ulm
opera house Saturday night. A very fail
sized crowd attended and the boys Of
Company A were well satisfied with their
hop.
Mrs. S. A. George and granddaughter,
Miss Lulu, were the guests of SPRING
field relatives last week. Upon their
return they were ompanied by little
Wlnnifred Mo, who will visit with her
grandparents. -e.~-... s-... r.
Chas. Silverson and Ben Stockman.
who attended the mIllers' convention in
Detroit, Mich, last week, were Doth
given important committee appoint
mems. They left Detroit Saturday by
way of the Great Lakes and were ex-
pected to reach home last night.
Attorney Albert Pfaender went to
Morgan Monday to appear for the defen
dant in the Case Of the State of Mime
sofa vs.. Julius Baarsch. The latter was
charged by Gustav Ziegenhagen with
assault in the second degree but Attor-
ney Pfaender succeeded in clearing his
client.
At the Turner Theatre Friday night e
Pabst Theatre company of Milwaukee,
presented 'Hasemann's Toechter" and
on Sunday evening gave "Ein Madchen-
traum." The crowd at the first was
rather small but Sunday night good
audience was in evidence. Both per-
formances were we'll executed.
MAIDS Anderson of Hanska, was here
Monday in the interests of big picnic
and dance which will be given by the
Hanska Bachelors club at the farm of
Nels T. Olson next Sunday afternoon
and evening. He would nave liked to
have arranged game OF ball between
New Ulm and Hauska but the former
team was engaged for the day.
DR.. O. G. Strickler was IN Minneapo-
lis last Wednesday and Thursday to at
tend meeting of the board of regents
of the University of Minnesota. 1t was
the last meeting of the board for the
year and DR.. Stricken was appointed as
member Of the state board of farmers
institutes, created at the last session of
the Legislature.
\ Pays Chocolates are delicious.
The name "Pay" guarantees quality.
The K of P, carnival opens today in
o. anu Will uull1 Odtul :"
day. The promoters of the show have
spent $4,000 in obtaining attractions and
will try to make it the event of the sea-
son IN Southern Minnesota. This noon
the Second Regiment band goes to St.
James to play at the carnival during the
remainder of the week,
Drs. Ed. W. Gag and Jos. H. Vcgel
returned Thursday from St. Paul, where
they took the examination before the
state medical board. One hundred and
twenty nine applicants took the exami-
nation and the standings will be an
nounced about June Goth. In the mean
time the young men will be allowed to
practice their profession.
NJ. Mullen left Thursday for Kansas
City, Mo, to join Chas. Stuebe, ST., who
has been at that place fol- more than a
week with a consignment of stock for
the Minnesota and Dakota Cattle COM
pany. The floods in that section have
receded greatly and the New Ulm men
were in hopes of being able to ship their
cattle to South Dakota yesterday.
Thursdays Minneapolis Journal con-
tanned dispatch from Echo to the effect
that Paul Voss, formerly of this place,
had been seriously if not fatally injured
in his mill. Relatives here immediately
tele phoned to Echo add they learned
that he was not hurt as badly as report
ed. He was caught in the betting of the
mill and one arm severely wrenched. =.
Clerk of Court John Larson hassre-
celved copy of the translation of
Schiller's "Das Lied Won der Glocke.''
as made by Ole Jorgensen of Hanska.
In Norwegian the title is ''Klokkins
Sang" and the translation is said to be of
a very high order. Much of it was done