New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-10-19

Monday out to theranges and Witnessed
the shooting by the United States
artillery.
Louis Schilling was employed as
assistant in the Office of Judge of Pro
bate George for several days last week
and this.
Mrs. Robert Fritsche returned
to her home in Lamberton
from her visit in New Ulm with her
children.
W. E. Doty and W. F. Siege were,
down from Courtland for the party
given Wednesday evening by the East
ern Star.
Mrs. George Zickrick returned Mon
day night from st. Paul where she has
been spending a week at the home of
her daughter.
Court opens in st. Peter for Nicollet
county next Tuesday, and Hoidale &
Somsen and Albert Pfaender will go
uOWu w VI CdSeS.
Theodore Schonlau and Hjalmer
Hoidale enjoyed last week hunting
ducks, choosing Swan Lake and its
vicinity as their ground.
William, Louis and Herman Rieke
and Fred Lamers of West Newton
left Thursday for ST. Louis where
they will take in the fair.
The Buengers claim that their sue
cess in bowling is due to the fact that
they have small alley of their own
which they practice on.
Gen. Gust. Widell of Mankato has
made an offer of a site for an armory
for Company H, Second regiment, M.
N. g., located in his city.
The residence of G.. F. Mowery on
the corner of German and Seventh
South streets has been sold to Fred
Walther of Cottonwood township.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stricken is expected
back today from Michigan, where she
has been making a visit with friends
in Lansing, Detroit and Toronto.
DR.. E. W. Bayley was down from
Sleepy Eye Saturday in his uniform
as captain on General Bobleter's staff
to attend the reception at Turner hall.
Miss Dorothea and Ida Hauenstein
and Mrs. G. V. Everett, their guest,
attended the school of instruction OF
the Eastern Star in Lake Crystal Fri
day evening.
Work on the county ditch in Eden
and Prairieville townships in pro.
crossing finely. The contractor, Mr..
Woodbeck, is using a mammoth ditch.
ing machine.
j. F. Armstrong, formerly of the
Northwestern Consolidated mills ir
Minneapolis, has accepted a position
as correspondent with the Eagle mil
of this city.
Two new members were initiated into
Hector Circle at the meeting Friday
night in thehall. Mrs. Hoyt was dowr
from Minneapolis to take charge o
the ceremonies.
A gang of about twenty men is bus,
this week putting up the steel wager
bridge over the M. & St. L. track!
about two miles south of town. TIL,
steel arrived Saturday.
Otto Baarsch, formerly cashier a
the Northwestern depot in New Ulm
passed through the city last Wednes
day on his way to Winona from Clark
where he is cashier in bank.
Miss Jennie Lind, who has been max
ing a visit with New Ulm friends an,
who was being entertained by Mis-
Addie Olsen, returned to her home il
Minneapolis Wednesday afternoon.
H. G. Hess, now superintendent Q
schools at Glencoe but formerly Q
Sleepy Eye, reads a paper Friday be
fore the Western Minnesota Teachers
association at the fourth annual ses
sion in Granite Falls.
| August Beyer's home in Courtlan
was gay Sunday evening with tn
christening of his little son Alfred
His house was crowded with friend
and their children and congratula
tions were many. The guests wer
treated at o'clock to SUMPTION
supper.
:, Joseph Pillmeyer, employed in j oh
Forster's furniture store, received
draft for SSS3.62 Saturday from Ger
many, the same being his share of th
family estate. The estate has been i
probate for the last ten years br
settlement has just been made. He ha
a brother in ST. Peter, Wolf Pillmeyel
who receives an equal amount.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Cor
rrarationa1 ohnrnb mot Of tho homo r