New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-04-20

B At Sleepy Eye Mayor Olsen and the
city council are at loggerheads. The
mayor appointed Paul G. Jacobson as
city marshal but the municipal 1egis-
lature saw fit to hold up his selection.
The trophy presented to the New
Ulm Gun and Rod club by the Peters
Cartridge company, and which will be
contested for by the members this
season, is being exhibited at Fred
Engelbert's. It makes a handsome
cup.
George Eggert returned Thursday
from Okarchie, Oklahoma, where he
went with his father, Fritz Eggert, two
years ago. The young man prefers to
live in Minnesota but his father is we'll
pleased with Oklahoma and will re-
main there.
Rev. c. J. Albrecht and Profs. j.
Schaller and A. Ackerma an went to San
born yesterday to attend the annual
conference of the Lutheran pastors OF.
the Minnesota Synod. The conference
opened yesterday and will not close.
until tomorrow evening.
Members of the Ladies' Missionary
society of the Congregational church
have voted to give an cold Folks
Concert at the church during the first
week in May. Several years ago an
entertainment of this kind was given
and it proved very successful.
Chairman II. L. Buck has issued
call for the democractic state conven-
ton, which will be held in Duluth
June I'D to select delegates to the ma
tional convention in ST. Louis on July
18th. Brown county is entitled to thir-
teen delegates to the Duluth meeting.
Next Sunday at Oelwein, Ia, the
Catholic Order of Foresters will cele-
brate the twenty-frst anniversary of
the founding Of the order in the state
Of Iowa. A dozen or more of the
members of ST. John Court of this city
| will go to Oelwein to attend the jubilee.
Henry Klossner of Barrett, Mimi,
was here several days last week the
guest of his brother, Jacob Klossner,
Jr. Mr.. Klossner was reared in Nicollet
county but is now connected with the
State Bank of Barrett. He was ac-
companied by his son and daughter,
Roy and Venetta Klossner.
| Considerable progress is being made
by the contractors, Pullman &
Gronau, on the brick work for the new
county jail. In the weather man is at
all considerable the contractors believe
they will have the structure fully COM
! pleted by July lst, although their time
limit does not expire until October.
Some twenty-five of City Clerk Ed.
j. Bobleter's gentlemen friends gather
ed at his home on South Broadway
Thursday night and were royalty enter
tanned by their host. Prof. Bosky
furnished music for the assemblage
during the evening and a very dainty
repast was served by Mrs. Bobleter.
/ The last club dance of the season
was given Friday evening by the Turner
Hall orchestra and it was in every way
as enjoyable as those that have gone
before. The series of dances giver
this year by the orchestra were very
successful and no doubt they will be q
feature of next winters social season
Residents of the western end O.
Nicollet county who have been draw
to serve on the petit jury are as fol
lows: L. P. Bushard, Herman Rieke
, West Newton; A. Cummings, Ridgely
!, VIM. Huelskamp, Ben. Simonson
Lafayette; Fred Havemeier, CORTLAND
Aug. Samuelson and John Karstad
Bernadotte.
This year the annual convention o
the Brown County Sunday School as
, ISOLATION will be held in Springfield
during the month of August Fou
officers of the state association viii
attend the meetings and the commltte
!. having the affair in charge will en-
deavor to make the convention tn
most successful yet held.
, Commencement exercises at the Ney
r Ulm high school will probably be he'll
on Wednesday evening, June 9Th, an
the county commissioners will be aske
; to grant the use of the district cour
: room. A speaker will be secured t
deliver an address and Prof. E. I
Critchett is now corresponding with
Minneapolis divine in this regard.
P. NJ. Moroney, secretary of tn
: eighth civil service district with head
quarters in ST. Paul, inspected th
-. local bureau Saturday. Under tn
! new system of dividing the countr
into districts many of the appointment