New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-06

Grain dealers Of this section met
here last night and discussed matters
affecting their business.
| Attorneys A. r. Pau and Thos.
Hughes OF Mankato, were in the city
| on business yesterday.
John Korbel yesterday leased his
building on Broadway and will retire
from the saloon business.
3. q Taylor, proprietor of the New
Ulm Steam Laundry, returned yester-
day from trip to La Crosse, Wis.
DR. Geo. B. Weiser has been reap
pointed on the commission to locate
j. the state sanitarium for consumptives.
DR.. G. F. Reineke has moved his
Office fixtures down town and is now
nicely established in his new offices in
the Ottomeyer block.
The board of county commissioners
convened yesterday in their annual
meeting and organized by re-electing
| Andrew j. Eckstein chairman.
Victor Rieke of Fairfax, visited with
old friends here Thursday. Mr.. Rieke
fought at the battle of Fort Ridgely
and is interested in the proposed
pension bill.
DR.. KOhler, of Minneapolis, will
be in New Ulm, Sunday January 18th,
to do eye, ear, nose and throat work.
Hours from a. m. to 3 p. M, at DR..
striekler's Office.
J.L. Cuddy, of the firm. of Cuddy &
Cayanangh, left Sunday for Redfeld,
S. D. He will sell out his plumbing
business there before coming to New
/ Ulm to live. KS. (,
John Dietz, the we'll known local
carpenter, fell from ladder Friday
and was quite badly hurt. He injured
/ his shoulder and several ribs, besides
/ bruising himself badly.
i Capt. E. W. Bayley leaves tomorrow
for Minneapolis to visit with relatives.
i He will remain in the Twin Cities until
Saturday and meet with the officers Of
i the Minnesota National Guard.
The Review acknowledges the receipt
q of a box of General Bobleter cigars,
sent us through the courtesy Of the
manufacturer, Theo. Mueller. They
make the finest kind of start for the
Il New Year,
{ DR.. j. P. Graft goes to ST. Paul next
4 Wednesday to attend the annual meet
ing of the Minnesota Veterinary
Medical ass alton, which will behell
/ in the Merchants hotel on j aunary 13tl
and 18th.
Fiechl's Quartette and Sextette, ;
!, family of Tyrolean singers, opened
!, a fortnight's engagement at the Stal
hall Sunday. They sing in the after
Moons and evenings and are drawing
big crowds.
A meeting of the New Ulm Com
f mercial Union is announced for mex
!, Friday evening at 8 o'clock sharp. I
will be held in Hoidale & Somsen'
office and officers will be elected TO
the ensuing year.
!, Attorney Jos. A. Eckstein was il
J. st. Paul last week and secured a post
Iponement of the case of Louisa Gasinl
!, VS.. the City of New Ulm until Apri
9Th, when it will be argued before thu
state supreme court.
i Four young men of the city cele
brated New Years eve by firing off ;
shot gun. A charge from the weapon
shattered a pane of glass in Franl
Leibold's barber shop and Monda.
they settled for the damage.
Newspaper men of the county or
ganized the Brown County Publishers
association yesterday. The officers
are:@J. J. Green, president; W. R
Hodges, vice president; A. P. Brooks
! secretary; P. Liesch, treasurer.
] Fred. Crone and VIM. Pfaender, Jr.
| go to st. Paul next Tuesday to attend
the meeting OF the Minnesota Vale.
, Fair and Racing Circuit association
This week the merchants of the cit,
will be sounded uI on the proposition
to establish a guarantee fund.
\ Eleven and one-fourth inches of SNOW
fell during the month of December ane
was recorded by Voluntary Observer
A s. r II.
j perature was 1906 degrees, with th'
maximum of 40 degrees above occur
ring on the 7th and the minimum, q
degrees below, on the 18th. Their
! were ten clear days, fourteen partl.
cloudy and seven cloudy.
!, City officials OF the various cities il
! this state have been looking up TIL
]. law regul ating their duties in regart