New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-08

1Ao pIiC dSIS0luOuG between Inc snare
holders becomes binding on July l,
1904, to continue for thirty years there
after
ALI OF the incorporators are included
in the first board of directors but it is
provided that the number may be in
creased to seven at the will of the
stockholders. The officers are: Joseph
Schmucker, president: H. ANNE, vice
president; Louis G. Vogel, secretary:
Ida Schumacher, treasurer. They will
remain in control until the first annual
meeting of the stockholders, which
will be held on the second Monday in
January, 1905.
Miss Lucy Croker. will start next
Sunday for the Worlds Fair.
Harold Dresser editor of the Hanska
Herald was in the city on business
yesterday.
A party of young ladies of the city
gave very pretty leap year ball in
Schell's hall Monday evening.
Members of Company A, Second
Regiment, will give military ball in
the Star hall next Saturday evening.
The board of public works at their
meeting Monday night reelected
Andrew J. Eckstein as chairman of
the board.
Prof. and Mrs. D. A. Grussendorf of
Appleton, are in Fairfax visiting and
expect to be in this city next week to
remain for the summer.
DR.. j. H. Vogel is setting the pace
for future health officers in the wav of
having people clean up their premises.
His interest in the work of the office is
very commendable.
The New Ulm base ball team has ar
ranged to play a game on Sunday af-
ternoon at 3 O'Clock with Sanborn
To this game ladies will be admitted
free all others will be charged the US
ual price.
81. W. Nevin of Ivanhoe on Satur-
day purchased the B. Behnke stock of
general merchandise from Jaycox
Bros. and an invoice of the same is
now being taken. Mr.. G. c.. Jaycox
expects to remain in the city for a
while.
Rev. D. 0. Bean of the Congre-
ca H.;
subject for the service Sunday morn
ing, "Quit you like men; be strong. "
And in the evening "Daniel in Baby
lon.' He extends a cordial invitation
to all to come to these services.
The Congregational Sunday school
has changed its hour of meeting from
2 O'Clock in the afternoon to O'Clock
in the morning. The superintendent
wishes that all who attend these
services will bear the change in mind.
The new hour goes into effect for the
first time next Sunday.
A game of base ball is scheduled
for Saturday Of this week between the
second team of DR.. Martin Luther
college and the second team of the
High school, to be played at the fair
ground. The admission has been
placed at the sum of ten cents and the
boys promise a good game.
Stuebe's building lot contest, which
has attracted so much attention, closed
last week and the drawing Wednes-
day resulted in No. A5778 winning the
lot, No. 1901 the $40 coupon book and
No. A224l the SIS coupon book. AS
yet only one number has been pre-
sented, Wenzel Vogel having held
A2241.
This Office is in receipt of the COM
mencement number of the Aurum.
which is the organ of the State School
Of Mines at Rapid City, South Dakota.
Herbert Setter is assistant business
manager of the paper. This issue is
full of very good things and shows that
the paper is in a prosperous condition.
DIR. G. B. Weiser and G. A. Otto
meyer last week received commissions
from Gov. S. r. Van SAINT as dele
gates to the Minnesota Immigration
convention, to be held in st. Paul
June 18th and 18th. Albert Pfaender
has also the governors permission to
be present, having received his COM
mission later.
The German Methodist people OF
this city and of Fairfax and West
Newton have arranged to hold a camp
meeting in the Herman Riecke grove,
two miles west of ST. George, be-
ginning on the 10th of the present
month and continuing until and in
Guiding the Goth. A cordial invitation
! is extended to all who are interested
to inin with them in these meetings.