New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-08
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Franklin. Attorney O'Keefe has left
that village and now purposes locat-
ing in Chinook, Mont.
Democratic primaries are to be held
in the various polling places tomor-
row evening to elect delegates to the
county convention, which will be held
Saturday at Sleepy Eye.
O. J. Duane went to Mankato Friday
evening to attend the graduating ex-
ercises of the Mankato high school.
His sister, Miss Frances j. Duane,
was one of the graduates.
The Eagle mill received it's new
engine last Wednesday. AS soon as
the foundation is in readiness it will
be placed in position and the walls of
the engine house completed.
Nearly one hundred passengers came
down on the special train from Nor
gan Saturday. The passenger arrived
at 9:15 in the morning and left here
returning at 5 in the afternoon.
Children's Day exercises were held
in the Congregational church Sunday
afternoon in connection with the
Christian Endeavor convention. A
splendid program was rendered.
Gas in the we'll which supplies the
village of Mapleton with water ex
ploded Thursday afternoon, destroy
ing the pump station and seriously in
juring the engineer, A. M. Osteboe.
At St. George next Tuesday the
Nicollet County Creamery and Dairy
mems association will hold it's annual
meeting. Officers will also be elected
for the Nicollet County Good Roads
association.
John F. Hauser of Home township,
and Miss Mary Klinkha mmer of this
city, were united in marriage yester-
day morning in the Catholic church,
Rev. Father Sandmeyer performing
the ceremony.
Albert Schramm of Burnstown, call
) ed on New Ulm friends Saturday. Mr.
Schramm is candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for register o
deeds and will be in the field at tn,
primary election.
The new plate glass fronts for th
Kiesling block were received last weel
and placed in position. Carlson Bros
: will now have one of the finest displa
windows in the city in which to shov
. their clothing styles.
!. Give US your grocery order. Jay
:, COX Bros.
A meeting of the board of director
of the Lutheran Home for the Age
;, and Infirm, located at Belle Plaine
- was held in ST. Paul Monday. Pro
A. Ackermann, who is a member {
the board, attended.
= Miss Carrie E. friedman closed
= very successful term of school in Dis
IA, Milford, Friday afternoon. Mis-
Friedman is one of Brown county
; most efficient teachers and is great
> esteemed by her pupils.
On the alleys of the New Ulm Bow
ing association Saturday night Il
Buenger block team defeated fly
: Sleepy Eye bowlers in three straig]
y games. The total scores were: Ne
= Ulm, 2060; Sleepy Eye, 2O39.
= John B. Schmid, w. A. Anderse
and A. G.. Anderson, as the Schm
- & Anderson Grain company of Sprin
~ field, have filed their articles of inco
y poration with the secretary of stat
: They have a capital stock of $685.
DR.. A. Marden leaves today for
u, visit of three months at his old hor
gu in New Hampshire. It is the fiji
I time he has returned east for thirt
eight years and enroute he purpos
visiting with a son at Saginaw, Mic
: Tape & Co., of this city, last we
w submitted a bid to build a new bui
esn ing for the State Bank of Gibbon
IL 81 1872. They were the lowest bidde
and the Gibbon Gazette says that th
me will probably be awarded the contra
!, - Closing exercises in the varie
1io grades of the New Ulm public scho
ny will be held next Friday afternoon
2 O'Clock, when appropriate progra
aa, will be given. After the exercises
the pupils will be excused for the sunni
en- vacation.
'iu Before going to camp next mo-
the boys of Company A will pract
the pitching shelter tents number
OF times. Capt. Buschers had inten'
RS, taking his men out to the rifle ra
ay, for this purpose Sunday but the r
interfered.
- x Save ice and keep your eatal
fresh in an Alaska Refrigerator. e
in. have no superiors. John 81. Fors