New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-17

Il DR.. L. A. Gebhardt will return to-
morrow from his vacation trip.
Yesterday he was at Grand Rapids
attending the annual meeting of the
i Wisconsin Cranberry Growers as
ISOLATION.
Geo. E. Hoke Of st. Paul, who has
many friends in this city, came to
New Ulm Monday on business before
Judge Weber. He is now with the
law firm of Howe. Taylor & Mitchell
of st. Paul.
| General Joseph Bobleter is mobi-
lizing his forces for the fall campaign.
Last week he purchased an Irish setter
hunting dog from a trainer at Win
throp and is now ready fortheferocious
prairie chicken.
The Pfaender families held an enjoy
able picnic Sunday at the farm home
OF Herman Pfaender. Chas. J. Pau
and wife of Cincinnati, and Miss
Frieda Stamm of st. Paul, were the
guests of honor.
Travelling men of New Ulm and
Mankato will play ball on the local
grounds next Saturday afternoon. The
Mankato men intend holding a big
outing and say they will bring a
crowd of 700 from their city.
William Silverson, whose illness
was mentioned by the Review last
week, was operated upon Wednesday
at st. Alexander hospital. He came
through the ordeal very nicely and his
condition is now greatly improved.
Peter Helm, whose escapade at
Madison, S. D., was mentioned in
these columns last week, has been
bound over to await the action of the
| grand jury. For several months Peter
sold pianos in the vicinity of New
Ulm.
September 1st is the date when the
/ Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of New Ulm will commence
active operations. By that time Secre-
tary Somsen will have everything in
readiness to send agents out on the
road.
Members of the Congregational
church and the little people of the
Sunday school gave picnic near the
East primary last Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. G. F. Mowery
and children, who are soon to leave
New Ulm.
Chas. Pau and wife arrived in the
city Saturday from Cincinnati for a
visit with Col. VIM. Pfaender and
other relatives. In the early days
Mr.. Plan was in business in New Ulm.
but left the city shortly after the
massacre.
1. In the last issue of the Springfield
Advance c.. NJ. Semans of that place,
announces himself as the republican
candidate for judge of probate. Mr..
Semans ran against W. J. julius for
the republican nomination for sheriff
two years ago.
| kilograms to the Twin City papers
last week told of an accident that had
befallen Daniel Hunt, formerly bag
gageman at the ST. Louis depot in
this city. He caught his arm in a
gasoline engine and the member was
fearfully crushed.
| Democratic primaries will be held
in the various polling places tomor-
row evening to elect delegates to the
county convention at Springfield on
/ August o.. Eight delegates will be
named in the first ward and seven in
each Of the other two.
| A disreputable resort in the central
part of the city was closed in short
order Friday. It has been Haunting
itself in the face of the city authorities
for some weeks but when summary
orders were issued to the keeper he
complied with them at once.
It was very small crowd that came
in on the excursion from Redwood
Falls Sunday. Only a few of the
Redwood fans cared to come down to
root for their team and the other
towns along the ST. Louis did not
turn out crowds. The special train
brought in about fifty people.