New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-08
Hugh Carson of Fairfax, was in the

Hugh Carson of Fairfax, was in the |
City Monday. He. is the young man
who was recently tried for arson, be-
ing charged with firing the Fairfax
mills last February, the case resulting
in disagreement OF the jury.
Owing to the poor condition of the
roads between this city and Swan
Lake the wolf hunt scheduled for Sun
day was not pulled off. Weather per-
hitting, the local hunters will sally |
forth next Sunday and STAY the
'syarmints. y
Miss Bretta Price arrived in New
Ulm Saturday from Sleepy Eye, her
school having closed. She will visit
at the Critchett home for week or
more before leaving for Republic,
Kansas, to spend the summer vacation
with her parents.
Editor and Mr.. J. J. Green of the
New Ulm News, went to st. Paul Sat
urday to join the Minnesota Editorial
association excursion to st. Louis,
Mo. The thought moulders are put
ting in the week at the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition.
George J. Guth and Miss Anna
Salfer, both of whom are acquainted
in New Ulm, were united in marriage
yesterday in Mankato. New Ulm
people who attended the wedding were
Mrs. T. Thomas, Miss Selma Frenzel
and 0. J. Duane and wife.
x Get an Alaska Refrigerator for the
hot weather. Sold by j. II. Forster.
Two New Ulm girls took VOWS as
nuns at the Mallinckrodt convent in
| Wilkesbarre, Pa, last week. Sister BIZ
binia Schmitt took the black veil and
renowned the world and Anna Gear
hart took the white veil and entered
upon her novitiate as Sister Regina.
Station Agent Nicholson informs the
Review that on June 18th, 10Th and
9th the Minneapolis & St. Louis will
place on sale round trip tickets to the
worlds fair at st. Louis for $3.50.
The tickets are good in day coaches
only and are limited to return in sew
en- days.
County Treasurer John Schneider
broke all records for expediency in
handling the tax receipts this spring.
He received returns from the various
outside banks on the night of May
31st and by the following noon haC
issued receipts for every penny Of the
collections.
Jos. Kurzwell, who has been in the
| Philippine Islands with the Eleventh
/ Infantry, U. S. A., since 1898, reached
$ the city Monday, having been honor
ably discharged from the service. HI
was a member of Company A whil
: the Twelfth Minnesota was at Chicka
manga Park.
!. Delegates from the Congregations
o church to the Western Conference
which meets in Sleepy Eye next Mon
day and Tuesday, are: Rev. D. c
Bean, Alex. Russell, E. t. Critchet
! and Mrs. G. F. Mowery. The alter
= mates are: G. A. Ottomeyer, Mrs. E
T. Critchett and Mrs. B. F. Weber
Ladies Hair Dressing, Shampooing
Manicuring, and Hair treatments
IL Miss Lucy Mueller. Phone 1913. "a
y Twelve students graduated from tt
:. Sleepy Eye high school Monday evel
y ing. They are Augusta Buscho, En-
!" ma Hillesheim, Clara Foil, Kate M
Dermott, Genevieve Sullivan, Ameli
y Peterson, Agnes Peterson, Anr
Green, Jos. Cutting, Finlay Robe1
rs son, Dennis Kelley and Parry Paine
~ At a meeting of the board of ma
~ a gers of DR.. Martin Luther colleg
- held Thursday, Prof. j. Schaller re-
- his annual report and a number
questions pertaining to the manae
a ment of the institution were discusse
u. The board will hold it's next meeti
SIS in Winona during the month
August.
- Stockholders of the newly organic
Merchants State Bank of Sleepy b
VI have elected their first board Of dire
ne tors, which consists of G. W. Some
We vile, John Cutting, Ed. Nelson, r.
NJ Bertrand, e. f. Berkner, A. Durba
eW and H. G. Hillesheim. Peter Mandt
field of this city, is one of the shal
on holders.
III Alex Williams of Willmar, sup
~ intendent of contraction for
Dr. Minnesota Central Telephone co
te. pany, arrived in the city Thursd;
w. He states that the material needed
r a the Improvements to be made on
me New Ulm exchange will arrive abb
rst the last of the month and that the We