New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-10

So1SAi0o Snu OS S6CuT0Q from the
Rock Island, the employees of that
road and the ST. Louis will come to
New Ulm for their picnic on August
18th. The ST. Louis has number of
excursions scheduled for that day and
1t will be necessary to borrow equip
ment from the other line.
Hazel Bartholomew and Efle Cole.
the two Mankato girls who were
rounded up by Chief Klause during
the carnival, have been giving trouble
to the police of their own city. They
have been given one more opportunity
to reform and if they do not improve
1t will be sent to the state training
school.
Capt. Frank Burg's artillerymen
and the members of the New Ulm Fire
department. cannot complain of the
patronage they were accorded Sunday.
They were given a fine day for their
picnic and the crowd turned out we'll.
During the afternoon the battery bows
tired twenty mine salutes for popular
citizens.
3. NJ. Schmid has been appointed as
one OF the military guards that will be
stationed at the state fair grounds for
policing purposes during fair week.
The guard is to be made up of three
members of each company in the state
and Mr.. Schmid is the Springfield
member of the guard, the other two
being Ed. Juni and Fred Hubbard of
New Ulm. Springfield Advance.
John Helget, an old resident of Lake
Hanska, passed away last Thursday
evening from the effects of a stroke of
appoplexy. The deceased was born
ia Schilligau, Bohemia, and was So
years OF age. He settled in Lake Hans
ka in 1878 and his wife died six years
ago. Six children are left to mourn
his loss. Funeral services were held
Friday morning from the Catholic
church.
Mrs. Andrew J. Eckstein, chief
ranger of ST. Anne Court, W. c. o.
F., left yesterday for Minneapolis to
attend the national convention of the
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters.
The convention will be opened with
high mass in the Immaculate Con-
ception church this morning and will
probably continue for a week. Mrs.
Eckstein was accompanied by Mes
danes Geo. Forster of Springfield,
and John Hickle of Sleepy Eye.
The committee having charge of the
program of the County Sunday school
convention to be held in Springfield
August % and 80, met last evening for
the purpose of drawing up the pro-
gram. John Orchard of Duluth, the
field worker; Prof. Locker of Window
and Mrs. Hobart, the state secretary,
will be in attendance upon the conven-
ton, besides other prominent men and
women of the county. Large delega-
tions from New Ulm and Sleepy Eve
will also be present. Springfield Ad-
vance.
A. w. Latham, secretary of the
| Minnesota Horticultural society and
superintendent of the Minnesota fruit
exhibit at the world fair at ST. Louis,
| has authorized VIM. Pfaender, Jr.,
secretary of the Brown County Argri.
cultural society, to receive any fruits,
such as apples, plums and grapes.
that any grower may desire to send tc
the worlds fair for the Minnesota
exhibit. Mr.. Pfaender will gladly give
any information desired regarding
the gathering, packing or shipping,
etc. The name of each sender viii
appear on each package and be re-
corded by the secretary of the horti
cultural society. Secretary Pfaendel
also has state fair premium lists fol
distribution.
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