New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-03

game OF bowling. Last week a local
business man endeaFored to instruct
several of them in the art, only to
have one of their number roll up a
score several points better than his
own.
Five New Ulm bowlers who went to
st. James last Wednesday night were
badly beaten by the players of that
town, losing the match by $50 pins.
The New U1m party was made up of
Peter Heinen, F. Williams, T. b.
Brick, Vim. Stohlmann and Jos.
Mueller.
On complaint of Inspector j. G..
Fowler, of the state dairy and food
commission, three local saloonkeepers
we're arrested last Wednesday for sell
ing blackberry brandy which was
adulterated. They pleaded guilty and
paid fines of 1926 and costs, amounting
to 1927 in each instance.
County Treasurer John Schneider
will collect taxes in Sleepy Eye,
Springfield and Comfrey next week.
He will be at the First National Bank
Of Sleepy Eye Monday and Tuesday,
at the State Bank of Springfield We'd
nesday and Thursday and at the State
Bank of Cslxfrey Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Olsen drove out
to Swan Lake last Wednesday and
attended the wedding of August Jen-
son and Miss Emma Nelson, young
people of Brighton. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson,
by Rev. Korsmo, pastor ofthe Brighton
Methodist church.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Daniel L. Williams and Miss
Louise Mueller, which will occur at I
O'Clock next Saturday evening at the
home of the BRIDES parents in Essig.
The groom is a large farmer of Cam
bria township and his bride a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mueller of
Essig.
While driving DR.. j. P. Graft s
carriage team Thursday afternoon
Miss Martha Eichmann lost control of
the animals and they ran away with
her. She very pluckily remained in the
cutter but at Third South and Broad
way it was oNerturned and she thrown
to the ground. She escaped without
injury and the horses were not hurt,
although they damaged the cutter
badly.
Cold has predominated during the
past week. Last Wednesday and
Thursday the thermometer registered
Is degrees below, Friday it was IA be-
low and Saturday had reached 0, for
the first time since January 22d. Sun
day it was warm, with Ii degrees
above, but Monday the mercury re-
coded to degrees below. And yester-
day morning was below.
County Commissioners Eckstein and
Miller, and Mr.. Hughitt Of Mime
apolis, were here yesterday to see about
the pedestrian walks to be built onto
the river bridge, a petition for which
is pending before the county COM
missioners. The petitioners are practi-
cally assured that the matter will be
favorably acted upon at the next
session of thecommissioner Spring
field Advance.
Ten inches of snow fell during the
month Of January, as shown by the
report Of Voluntary Weather Observer
| Andrew j. Eckstein, and the precipi-
tation amounted to one inch. The
mean temperature for the month was
| 9.511, with the maximum of 80 degrees
above occurring on the Sth and the
minimum Of 80 degrees below on the
Oath. There were seven clear, thirteer
partly cloudy and eleven cloudy days
| A quantity Of dynamite was found
on the railroad track near the sdepo
last Sunday, and how it came there is
a mystery to the railroad men. The
passenger train had just arrived ant
Engineer Stevens pulled up to tht
rear coach to transfer it to another
| line, when the explosive met his gaze
lying on the track near the driver Q
his engine. There was enough of tn,
texplosive to blow a locomotive int
another county, and whether it wa
| placed there with an evil design is
8 question unanswered Tracy Herald
i There will be another Of the favorit
comic pieces played under the auspice
q of the Caecilian Society of New Uln
q at the opera house February 18th. Th
farce ''Kasperl in Kamerun, or TIL
"Darwinische Affeo consists of fou
acts and is played by the boys choir
This, in connection with the wei
selected songs of the mixed choir an,