New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-06
Additional Local News Items.


Mrs. Max Hampf Of Winthrop, visited
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Wendt spent Sum
day with friends in CORTLAND.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Olson, living near the Sigel
creamery.
Assessor Ernst Wlcherski commenced
upon his task Of listing the personal
property last Friday.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. G. Holm.
Fred Engelbert moved his family from
Minneapolis Monday and will occupy
A dime social is to be given in the
parlors Of the Congregational church
Friday evening by. the Christian Endea.
vor society. = .
County Attorney Einar Hoidale de-
| parted Monday morning for trip to
Madison and other points in western
| Minnesota.
Edgar Small, of Harmony Camp, M
W. A., goes to st. Paul today to repre-
sent Brown county at the meeting of the
Modern Woodmen state camp.
On Sunday, May. 18th, the third
quarterly conference of the Methodist
church will be held in Lafayette. Rev.
W. Pfaf of Waseca, is to preach.
Robt. Fesenmaier is the first of the
local merchants to prepare for the car
rier system. He has received consign-
ment of mail boxes for private houses.
F. H. Retzlaf is having gravel roof
put upon his warehouse, replacing the
! sheet iron roof which was put on at the
time the building was erected in the rear
of his store.
DR.. G. B. Weiser was called to Sigel
last Wednesday evening to minister to
Geo. Tauer, who had dislocated his RICH
knee. In driving cattle Mr. Tauer slipped
and wrenched his limb.
O. G. StricKle,, administrator of the
estate of the late j. H. J. Tape, on
Monday transferred the store building
and homestead on North Minnesota street
to Albert Pfaender. The consideration
was $2,150. .,e..l.s.r.. .
F. w. Eibner on Monday installed his
new soda fountain. It is an oynx affair,
elegantly finished, and is one of the hand.
soonest things Of its kind in this part of
the state: Since being papered and r :
modelled the interior OF his restaurant
presents avery neat appearance.
There was no. game of base ball be-
tween the teams of the New Ulm and
Madelia high schools last Saturday as
scheduled. Friday evening the manager
of the MadeIia team phoned to the local
high school boys not to make the trip
unless the weather was good. Saturday
-morning the sky was overcast and in
consequence the game was postponed
| Saturday afternoon the Milford &
Cottonwood Creamery company held its
annual meeting in the New Ulm opera
house. Officers elected were A. Henzel
president; J. Haas, vice president; John
Manderfeld, secretary; Andrew Backer
treasurer; John Sturm, Fred Meyer and
VIM. Gluth, directors. The report of the
secretary showed that the company was
in very satisfactory condition.
! Pope $ Howard, who have fed sheer
IN this city for the past two winters, are
making extensive Improvements upon
the old warehouse at the public landing
They are transforming it into an eleva
tor and will utilize it for storing screen.
ings, they intending to purchase the out.
puts of the Eagle and New Ulm Rollei
mills during the coming summer.
John Larson and O. M. Olsen report
that the meeting Of the Grand Command.
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cry, Knights TempFaE,~ held in Mime
apolls last,sweek, was, we'll attended il
spite Of the bad weather. While in
Minneapolis the visiting Knights were
the guests of the mounted commandery
of that city. 1t had been intended to
have the Masonic troopers give an ex-
hlb1tion drill but this had to be dispensed
| with on account of the storm.
Steel gangs are at work in the local
yards of the Chicago 8 Northwestern re.
placing the 6O-pound rails formerly in
use with rails weighing u pounds. This
is in accordance with the recently in.
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