New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-04-13
Richard Bobleter left for

TIE JfeaG Northern shops. Mr.. Bob
Letter was badly hurt last fall and has
since been untitled for work.
Hjalmer Hoidale was operated apon
at the st. Alexander hospital Thursday
for appendicitis. He is making the best
of progress, a fact which will be learned
with pleasure by his many friends.
A very enthusiastic meeting of Heck
er Circle, Ladies of the G. A. r., was
held Saturday. Eight new members
were elected to membership and the
Circle now has total of forty-eight.
A new cash register has just been
purchased by Andrew j. Eckstein and
installed in his Pioneer Drug Store.
The machine has all the latest comput-
| ing devices and is a great convenience.
DR.. O. G.. Stricken was in Mime
apolis Saturday evening and delivered
an address before the M Sigma NJ
fraternity of the University of Mime
sofa. The society is composed of
medical students at the university.
| Representative and Mrs. S. D. Peter
son request the Review to convey their
thanks to the neighbors and friends
who offered help and assistance after
recently
Frank Nenno will take charge of the
saloon on Front street formerly con-
Quoted by John Hetlinger next Mon
day. He is to have competition in the
shape Of Mat Peterson, who will open
a second saloon in the building ad-
joining.
A smoke social will be given by
Harmony Camp, M. w. A., on Mon
day evening, April 25th. The COM
mittee having the affair in charge con-
sists of Adolph Meile, Geo. Hauen-
stein, AL. Olson, H. N. Somsen and
Alfred Nagel. ~-.
Thursday evening an entertainment
was given in the parochial school
building at the corner of State and
Second North streets by the members
Of the Concordia band in honor of the
teachers who were here attending the
annual conference.
/ Near relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
j. Bobleter gathered at their home on
South Broadway Sunday evening to
assist the new city clerk and his wife
in celebrating their tin wedding ami
versary. They were married in Mime
apolis five years ago.
A crowd of very generous proper
| tons attended the concert given by the
New Ulm Cadet band in the opera
house Sunday evening. Bandmaster
| B. Gruenenfelder and his pupils gave
a very enjoyable recital and after the
concert there was dancing.
Articles of incorporation of the
Hanska Rural Telephone company
were filed with Register of Deeds w.
/ G. Miller on Saturday. The capital
stock Of the concern is placed at $50,
600 and the limit of Indebtedness is 30
per cent Of the paid-up stock.
/ On account of the inclement weather
the game of baseball scheduled to have
been played at the fair grounds Satur-
day afternoon between the New Ulm high
school and DR.. Martin Luther college
teams did not come off. 1t will prob.
ably take place next Saturday.
In this issue the Review publishes a
notice to property owners to clean uI
their premises. Sanitary precautions
are necessary for the preservation Of
the public health and our citizens
should comply with the instructions
| of Health Officer E. w. Bayley.
| During the past week several hundred
persons have attached their signatures
to the petition for United States
: postoffice building. 1t is desired to
secure between 600 and 800 signatures
before the document is forward ed tc
Congressman James T. McCleary.
E While in the city Sunday Senator
A. ". Rieke stated that Prof. D. A
Grussendorf, formerly of this city
was on Saturday night elected as SUI
perintendent of schools at Fairfax
He has also been reelected at Apple
ton, where he has had charge of thu
schools during the past year.
DR.. Fl. Longstreet Taylor, the ST
Paul physician who lectured in thi
city some weeks ago upon ''Tubercu
losis,'' was severely injured in a run
away accident Sunday afternoon. Z
horse which he was driving was scarce
by an automobile and DR.. Taylor wa
thrown violently against a curb.
After the council meeting last Wed
nesday night the Second Regimen
band and the aldermen went to tn
home Of Mayor Charles Silverson ant