New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-15

burning OF SGepnen SanQhOefner'S
dwelling. The owner carried policy
in the Royal Insurance company of
Liverpool, and his money was handed
to him four days after the building
was destroyed.
A delightful Terpsichorean event
was the military ball given by the
members of Company A in the Star
hall Saturday evening. Music was
furnished by the Second Regiment
band, there was a good-sized crowd
in attendance and the militiamen have
every reason to feel satisfied with their
hop.
Ladies Hair Dressing, Shampooing,
Manicuring, and Hair treatments by
Miss Lucy Mueller. Phone 1913. "A
All of the material which will be
needed to make the improvements upon
the local exchange, contemplated by
the Minnesota Central Telephone COM
pany, has been ordered. It's arrival is
now a matter of but a short time and
it will not be long before the task of
remodelling the New Ulm system is
taken up.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Helen ". Mills, daugh-
ter of Conductor Sydney Mills of the
Northwestern, to DR.. Vim. V. Lind
say of Winona, which will be cele-
brated at the home of the brides par
ents in Winona on Wednesday, June
18th. The bride was born in New Ulm
and frequently visits with friends here.
Supt. Adolf Wagner of the lighting
plant, will change the position of the
arc light at the corner of State and
of the street at present and conse-
quently the Indian monument casts a
deep shadow. By attaching the wires
to one of the old poles, however, the
lamp will be suspended directly over
the monument and this cause of an
noyance removed.
DR.. and Mrs. r. J. O'Donnell de-
parted Saturday for Cincinnati, Ohio,
where they will attend the commence
ment exercises of the University OF
Cincinnati. These will occur next
Saturday, when Miss Gertrude O'Don-
nell, sister of DR.. O'Donnell, takes
her degrees. On their return home the
New Ulm people will go to ST. Louis
and spend some time at the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition.
x Alaska Refrigerators. The best
in the market. None Better. For sale
cheap by John Fl. Forster. 16t1
Chas. Silverson was in Minneapolis
Friday in consultation with the off.
Gals of the Minneapolis & St. Louis
railway regarding the proposed extern
sion of the mill siding. The Eagle
mill company recently purchased 23(
feet of property south of their premi
ses from the John Hauenstein Brew
ing company and Mat Peterson ant
the ST. Louis will extend it's spur
track across this tract. The mill viii
thus secure about three hundred fee
of additional track room for nigh
loading.
Adjutant General E. D. Libbey ha
issued an order awarding the gole
medals given by the state for twent
/ years of service in the national guar,
to Major Louis G. Vogel, of Genera
Bobleter's staff, and Col. A. w
Wright of Austin, commanding tn
Second Regiment. Major Vogel er
listed in the militia March 5, 1884, an
Col. Wright's score of years expire
on May Sth, last. Musician Jos. Gro
: of the First regiment, is given ter
year service medal.
County Auditor L. G. Vogel le
yesterday with the local fremen t
!, attend the State Firemen's conventio
? at Pipestone. He will remain in thu
l city until the close of the annual NEE
ing and will then leave on tri
through the Second district, intendin
to visit all the counties for the purpos
7 of furthering his candidacy for sta
! treasurer. Of late the New Ulm ma
has been receiving great encourag
4 ment from all parts of the district an
Y it is now apparent that he will go int
the state convention with a powerf1
. following.
i F. W. johnson and wife journied t
g ST. Peter Thursday night and tt
t former acted as POSTMASTER at the al
# nual banquet of the alumni associ
. ton of the ST. Peter high school. M
4 Johnson says that the reunion of IL
graduates was a brilliant aft air fro
= which it is inferred that the bon mo
: for which ''Unser Fritz" is noted we
. we'll received by the ST. Peter peopl
q and that the spread at the Nicoll