New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-10-05

The agents for the r. L. Poke com |
pany, who are making New Ulm their
headquarters while compiling an atlas
of Brown county. have rented an Office
in the Tape building on Minnesota
street and moved in their effects Satur- |
day.
William Hellmann and Miss Bertha
Mueller were married Thursday after
noon at the Lutheran church, Rev. c..
j. Albrecht reading the service. The
young couple left on the NJ. &St. L. Fri
day morning for ST. Louis, where they
will visit the fair
The New Ulm Roller mill resumed
grinding Friday after a shutdown of a
couple of weeks. This stoppage of
milling was made necessary because
of the changing of the shafting in the
mill, all the old shafts being replaced
by ones of heavier material.
The football game advertised for
last Saturday did not come off, as
| Mankato refused to play. At the last
minute the local team found that as
one of its men was injured it would
have to use one man not attending
school and the Mankato high school
refused to play on such conditions.
Among the jurors drawn for the term
of court to open October Is in St.
Peter are the following: Grand jury
John Reinhart, Louis Arhart, John
Bushard, West Newton; Chas. Buchl
and Otto Bieraugel, Lafayette; petit
jury-Anton Youngblom, Lafayette,
Aug. Bergstrom and Lars Karstad,
Bernadotte.
The report of Voluntary Observer
| Andrew j. Eckstein for September is
as follows: Mean temperature $685.,
maxium temperature SO, on the 10th,
minimum temperature 36, on the 2lst.
Total precipitation 5. 13 inches. Num-
Der of days clear 6, partly cloudy 6,
! cloudy Is. Dates of frost 18th, 18th,
18th and 21st. Thunder storms on the
10Th, 25th, and 9th. Prevailing direc-
ton of wind, south.
The Fifteenth battery will arrive in
New Ulm about 1890 p. N. today.
General Joseph Bobleter was in Nico-
let last night and spoke with the
soldiers, who had just arrived there.
The general and his staff will meet
the visitors near the CORTLAND bridge
and the Second Regiment band will
! also be on hand. When the article
on the last page was printed the exact
time was not known.
| Mrs. Thomas Stadick died at hel
home Friday from a complication O:
j dropsy and liver complaint. She was
SO years old and had lived in this com
munity for thirty-eight years, her ma
tive country being Bohemia. Mrs
Stadick had been sick since last spring
and her demise did not come as sur
prise to her friends. The funeral wa:
held Saturday afternoon from the
Catholic church. She is survived by
five children: Joseph A., Thomas J
. and John T. Stadick, and Mrs. George
Tauer and Mrs. George Kretsch.
/ The funeral services over the body
of Julius Scheiderich, who met an &C
cidental death in the railroad yard:
at Tacoma, were held last Wednesday
: afternoon at the home of his mother
The address was made by Albert Stein
: hauser and after the simple service:
the body was borne to the grave &C
companied by a squad of Company A
The pallbearers were members of thu
Waseca lodge of the Brotherhood O
; Locomotive engineers. Those attend
I ing the funeral from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Corboy of st
: Paul, Mrs. William Scheiderich ant
+ Mrs. Harry Padley of Seattle, AM
: Miss Emma Scheiderich of Montgom
: cry.
Manager Frank Brey has made par
tial arrangements for football game
. with Redwood Falls for next Saturda
! and with Springfield for the Saturda
: following. The game with Redwood
!. Falls will be played in that city.
: game on the home grounds which /
!. practically assured is with the alumni
]. The old high school players are goin
|. about the getting together Of a tear
]. in earnest and have already secured
]. lineup, with the exception of left tackl
: and left-guard. The alumni who vii
!. probably don suits on Thanksgivin
!. day are: Ed. Juni, left-end; Dwigt
!: Mowery, center; Frank Hubbard, righ1
guard; Eldred Mowery, right-tackle
I Fred Hubbard, right-end; Clarenc
!. Mowery, left-half; Arthur Denglen
!. right-half; Tom Collins, full-back an
+ captain; Elmer Haeberle, quarter
I The vacant places may be filed b