New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-11

accept the SUPPLEMENTARY of their
schools. He was elected to the position
last week
Mesdames G. B. Weiser and F. Fl.
Behnke and Miss Ida Hauenstein went
to st. Paul yesterday as delegates
from Orient Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, to the meeting of the
Grand Chapter.
A. G. Won Hagen and DIR. J. w. B.
Welcome, Jr., and wives of Sleepy
| Eye, passed through the city Monday
evening in powerful automobile.
which was purchased in St. Paul by
Mr.. Won Hagen.
The Review would suggest to the
city authorities that the drinking
fountain in front of the Brown County
Bank -..recommissioned. In the
summer time it is....one Of the towns
most popular attractions.
Jaycox Bros. sell the famous Tone
Bros. coffee.
M. K. Armstrong, the st. James
banker who failed some months ago,
was indicted.by the Watonwan grand
/ jury Saturday on two counts. On
account of i'll health he was released
on bail and will not be tried until next
| fall.
| At a meeting of the Turnverein
g at ri +
have the Second Regiment band give
the park concerts again this year.
Permission was also granted the
Frauenverein to decorate and repair
the interior of the small hall
The annual meeting of the Milford
& Cottonwood Creamery company was
held in the New Ulm opera house
Saturday. All of the former officers
were reelected and the reports of the
secretary. :. and treasurer showed the
creamery to be in the best of con-
dition.
Capt. Einar Hoidale and Lieut..
/ Albert Pfaender were the first of the
local militia officers to receive the new
uniforms furnished by the state. Their
clothes arrived Monday and include
both dress and fatigue uniforms. In
stead of the light sword, a sabre is
issued to the infantrymen.
According to the Mankato Free
Press the Minnesota Central railroad
is to begin construction work from ST.
4 Cloud. The Free Press suspects that
New Ulm and MankatO are to be pitted
against each other in making a bid for
the southern terminal but this phase
of the question has yet to be consid-
cred locally.
| While doing dental work for horse
last week DR.. J. P. Graft scratched
his right hand slightly. The trifing
wound became infected and blood
poisoning set in, with the result that
the veterinary's hand was in bad con-
EDITION for time. He took immediate
4 precautions, however, and there is now
/ little danger.
X 1t always pays to wait for Prof
/ Myer. He will be here again May Ia
to Is.
Hecker Post, G. A. R., has made the
1 usual provisions for the proper OBJ
servance of Memorial Day, May Both.
The committee on arrangements con-
sists of Col. VIM. Pfaender, f. Ger
both and Frank friedman, while B.
Marschner, German Triton and John
Schlumpberger will see that the graves
of the veterans are decorated.
A circular has been received at this
Office announcing that the prohibition
party will hold it's state convention in
Minneapolis on June 18th and 18th.
The nineteenth legislative district,
composed of Brown and Redwood
counties, is entitled to seven delegates
and if New Ulm desires the county
convention it will have to bestir itself.
Last week Anton Wiesner, proprie.
tor of the Dakota House bus line, re.
ceived a fine vehicle which he had made
to order by Lindemann Bros. of Fari.
bault. The new bus is nicely painted
and considerably larger than the one
formerly used by Mr.. Wiesner. With
a handsome harness which he had made
by Amann & Smasal the total cost was
: 5000.
Next Saturday the Chicago & North
. western road will run the first popular
! excursion of the. season to ST. Pau
and Minneapolis. The special trair
will leave New Ulm at 1890 O'Clock
: and is scheduled to arrive in ST. Pau
: at 4:45 and Minneapolis at SIS p. m
Fare for the round trip from this city
is 81. so and tickets are good returning
: until Monday noon.
County Attorney Thos. Davis o
Marshall, was here Monday and OBJ