New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-22


Ulm last Saturday. He located the
route of the sewer that is to be put in
this summer and also established the
grade on main street. &C omfrey Times.
Earl Current came down from Mime
apolis with the excursionists Sunday
and spent the day with friends. He is
spending the summer in the Flour City,
having obtained position in the shoe
department of the Plymouth clothing
store, but will re-enter the university
| in the fall.
Prof. j. Schaller delivered two
sermons at the annual mission festival
of st. Johns Lutheran church of
Fairfax, on Sunday The festival was
held in the Dickmeyer grove near
Fairfax, Prof. Schaller speaking in
German in the forenoon and in English
in the afternoon.
Another carload of poles to be used
in improving the New Ulm telephone
exchange was received Thursday.
Four carloads Have now been shipped
in but the officials of the Minnesota
Central Telephone company expect to
encounter some delay in getting the.
1 special cables ordered.
1 When the steamer Quincy left st.
Paul last Thursday evening she car
ried nine New Ulm passengers, bound
for the world fair at ST. Louis. They
we're: Judge and Mrs. B. F. Weber,
E. A. Pfeferle and wife, Mrs. Theo.
Crone, Prof. e. L. Dills, w. B. Math-
Ier, Harry Bingham and Stanley Bing-
ham.
! Fred Pfaender, Jos. Groebner, Chas.
Brust and Chas. Stoll returned Thurs
| day night from Pipestone, where they
attended the Minnesota State Fire
mems convention. They report that
the convention was very largely at
tended and the delegates we'll enter
tanned. The next meeting will be held
in Litchfeld.
| On Wednesday representatives of
the Eagle Milling Company of New
Ulm located the site for the elevator
which the company will build at this
lpoint this year. The structure will be
erected just west of the Maxwell ele-
vator. It will be of $4,000 bushels
capacity and will be finished in time
to handle this seasons crop.-Fair-
fax Standard.
Rev. G. J. Albrecht, Profs. J.
Schaller, A. Ackermann, A. F. REIN,
G.. Burk, J. E. Sporting, o. Mont
gomery and j. Meyer, Teachers VIM.
Muesing, VIM. Blauert and L. G.
Seivert are in Hutchinson this week
attending the annual meeting of the
Lutheran synod, whichopens today and
will continue until next Wednesday
Henry Cordes, ST., accompanies then
3 as the representative of the congre
CATION.
Friedrich Lange passed away las
q Thursday afternoon at his home il
Lafayette township from an attack o
r heart failure, aged 68 years. He hat
8 been sick but three weeks. Deceased
d was born in Pommern, Germany
o April II, 1886, and came to Americ;
), in 1881. He is survived by a widov
g and four children: Fritz Lange, Cot
W tonwood; Albert Lange, Selby, N. D..
Herman Lange and Mrs. r. Bierauge]
. Lafayette. The funeral was held fror
" the Lutheran church in this city Sun
IS day afternoon.
1t Miss Amelia Siebenbrunner, daugf
lie ter of Mat Siebenbrunner and wife
was united in marriage last Wednes
&c day morning to Leonard Hartel {
A. Tracy. The ceremony was performe
If by Rev. Father Sandmeyer in tt
81 Catholic church, the bridesmaid bein
If Miss Cecilia Siebenbrunner and tt
best man Alfred Gag. Following it
wedding breakfast was served at tt
= home of the brides parents and tt
- young couple left on the afternoe
:. train for Tracy, near which place II
groom owns a large farm.
D. Grussendorf and family arrive
= from Appleton on Wednesday eveni1
Al of last week, and are now donicilt
On in the residence of John Durbah
no Mr.. Grussendorf is the gentlems
Is elected to preside over the Fairf;
public schools during the conf,
. year. He is graduate of the Mimi
= sofa university and is said to be WI
- qualified to keep the schools up to t
:, high standard upon which they we
- placed by SUIT. Pryor. The fami
= left on Monday for New Ulm whe
they will spend a greater portion
Tor the summer with relatives. Fairf
JUG Standard.
80 A. F. Redman, district agent for t
1oA Mnt11al Life Insurance Co. of N