New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-09

Officers were elected last Wednesday,
night By DeMolay Commandery, No.
26, e. Z. They are as follows: O. NJ.
Olsen, E. c.; o. G. Stricken, GIL
Geo. B. Weiser. G. G.; II. N. somsen,
IS. W.; A. w. Bingham, j. W ;E. Z.
Critchett, p; r. II. Behnke, treasurer
a. Marden, secretary.
Members of st. Joseph's Unterstuet-
lungs Verein, at a meeting Monday
evening, decided to send delegates to
the semi-annual meeting of the Catho-
lie Benevolent Aid Society, to be held
IN st. Paul on March Doth. The dele
gates will be chosen from among the
directions of the society.
W. F. Mailer, son-in-law of C. H.
Hornburg of this city, and formerly
editor of the Wabasso Standard, has
purchased the Springfield Advance.
He took possession of the plant yester-
day. Editor Mailer is an experienced
newspaper man and will give Spring
field the very best obtainable.
Christ Heller, of the firm of Heller
& Gag, returned home Saturday from
a two months stay IMP Portland, Oregon,
and other points on the Pacific Coast.
| While absent Mr. Heller saw and
conversed with John Dengler, former
| ly Of this city. The latter is planning
| to return to New Ulm this summer.
G. H. Mackenzie of Gaylord. county
attorney of Sibley county and secre-
tray of the Minnesota Central Rail
road company, was in the city Mon
day. He is now in Mankato attending
a meeting of the railway officials, they
having gathered to arrange for start
ing the construction work on the new
line.
The subject for the morning services
at 1920, Sunday in the Congregations
al church will be found in Rev. 21-22,
Il, John, saw the Holy City; the New
Jerusalem, coming down out of Heaven
| prepared as a bride adorned for her
husband In the evening an illus
trated sermon: EChrist the Divine
Teacher -.s
| II. N. Somsen. received a telegram
Sunday morning informing him of the
death of his half brother, Clark Cullen,
which occurred at the latter's home in
Milwaukee, Wis, after an illness with
locOmotor ataxia. Deceased was about
IS years Of age and leaves wife. Mr..
/ Somsen left for Milwaukee the same
day to attend the funeral.
M. K. Armstrong, the St. James
banker who failed some time ago, has
been arrested on complaint of a former
depositor, charged with receiving de-
posts into his bank after he knew it
was insolvent. The accusation is the
same as that for which Geo. S. Brain
ernd, the Montgomery banker, was
sentenced to two years in the state
/ penitentiary.
/ Judge George received a telephone
ing him to go to that village and ex-
anime a woman as to her sanity. AS
it was impossible for him to leave his
Office he was unable to comply. Later
he was requested to go to Madelia and
hold court but he informed the rela-
tives Of the demented woman that it
would be necessary to call the probate
judge Of Watonwan county.
Eight inches of snow fell during the
month Of February and the total
precipitation amounted to 8 inches.
/ This is shown by the report Of Volun-
tary Observer Andrew J. Eckstein,
which also gives the mean temperature
, for the month AS 1913 degrees, with the
maximum of 81 degrees above oc-
curing on the 18th and the minimum
of % below on the 9Th. There were six
clear, twenty partly cloudy and three
cloudy days.
! A new time card went into effect or
the Chicago & Northwestern Sunday
but it does not alter the schedule ma
;, terially. Both the night trains are
changed but only slightly. No. sol
whose arriving time has been 1898 a
), NJ, will reach New Ulm in future a
12:43, while No. 504, which formerly
: went east at O'Clock in the morning
will now depart at 3:42. The loca
passenger between Mankato and Trac.
formerly went west as No. and re
? turned as No. 2. It's designation has
: been changed and it will now be know
= as No. l3 and No. A.
Albert Noll who was committed {
; year or two ago to the state hospita
from Brown county, and shortly af
forwards ran away, made his appear
! ance at the institution last Tuesday
y saws the ST. Peter Tribune. and asked