New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-04-06

/ For week past the Minnesota river
has been literally alive with wild ducks.
The revision of the game laws makes
spring shooting prohibitory and the
Review has not learned of any vio-
lations.
Rev. Father F. S. Rant, for the past
two years assistant pastor of Holy
Trinity Catholic church in this city,
has been transferred to Sleepy Eye.
He has. already taken up his work in
the parish there.
Il. L. Hoidale, who is studying law
with Hoidale & Somsen, was taken to
St. Alexander hospital early Monday
morning suffering with an attack of
appendicitis. He will be operated upon
within a few days.
DR.. 0. G. Stricken went to Mankato
Friday evening to attend banquet
given at the Saulpaugh hotel in honor
Of DR.. Chas. r. Warner, who has just
completed fifty years as an active
medical practitioner. -
New Ulm people did not do very
much for the census during the month
of March, as Health Officer E. W.
Bayley was notified of the births of
only four girls and two boys Two
deaths were reported.
N. B. Kennel, formerly at the Min
neapolis and ST. Louis depot and who
was promoted to the position Of sta
ton agent at Arlington, has resigned
that place and accepted a situation as
bookkeeper with the John Hauenstein
Brewing company.
The illustrated lecture on the "Pas-
sion Play of Oberammergau," given
by Rev. D. O. Bean in the Congrega-
tional church Thursday evening drew
a good audience. An excellent series
of pictures were shown and the pas
tors descriptions were very pleasing.
DR.. G.. Schmidt from New Ulm: has
rented the T. J. Murfin residence with
the intention of locating here. He has
also rented rooms upstairs in the Lem
Ike building where he will open an Of
fee. The doctor will be here to begin
practice next week.-Sleepy Eye Dis
patch.
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy
has been filed by the Alaska Fish and
Lumber company, the concern organ
| lied in Mank alto and in which so many
| of the business men of that town are
interested. The liabilities are S65, 900
secured by mortgage and about $685.
600 unsecured.
Andrew J. Eckstein goes to St. Paul
next Tuesday to attend a meeting OF
the State Court, G. O. F. At that
time the matter of fixing date for the
celebration of the fifteenth anniversary
of the founding of the first Catholic
Order of Forester lodge in Minnesota
will be settled.
A very enjoyable card party was
that given by the ladies of the Turn.
verein last Wednesday evening. Mrs
Max Burg won the lone hand prize
Mesdames Robert Brandt and Ida
Schorregge the head prizes and the
Misses Mamie Neumann and Susan
Holman the foot prizes.
The New Ulm Steam laundry is
working overtime this week. Las
week an accident in the Exchange
laundry at MankatO put it out of com
mission temporarily and on Monday
it's proprietor, j. A. Wysong, came tc
New Ulm and arranged with E. F. Tay.
lor to take care of part of his work
Claim agents of the Great Northern
railway have settled with the heirs O
Clarence G. Hanscome, who was kill
ed some weeks ago in wreck neal
Willmar. The maximum amount al
lowed in case of the loss of life il
$4,000 and it is understood the sun
given in settlement almost reached tina
figure.
Quarterly meeting of the congrega
ton of St. Paul's Lutheran churc]
was held Monday and quantity O
routine business transacted. Henr
COrdes was elected as a delegate to tn
synodical convention of the Minnesota
Synod, which meets at Hutchinson
and August Thiede was named as al
: ternate. ~"
Register of Deeds w. C. Miller ha
received letter from his uncle, job
r. Fertig of Lebanon, Pa, in whic
the latter says that at the primarie
: held in that state recently he was give
1 the republican nomination for the as
4 sembly from Lebanon county. Th
: assembly corresponds to our stat
legislature. ~,s
n Everett p. Mabee, II years of ag'
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