New Ulm review., 1906-10-17

b. Marschner. socialist candidate
for the Office of representative from
this county has issued a circular let
ter to the voters of the county in which
he sets forth his position and asks for
their votes. In the letter he explains
the tenets of his party, which is that o:
the public ownership of almost every
thing and complete reform alton OF
the government. His name will not
appear On the printed ballots, for the
simple reason that he has not the re-
quired number of signatures, but the
voter is asked to write his name ia the
blank space left for that purpose.
A grand concert will be given on the
evening of November 9th in the Audi
torium of Gustavus Adolphus College,
st. Peter. Nine. Hellstrom, the famous
prima donna from the Royal Opera at
Stockholm, who visited this country
two years ago and sang at one concert
in ST. Peter, will arrive shortly for a
tour in America and has been secured
by Gustavus Adolphus College for
November 9th. At her last visit she
sang herself into tremendous popular
ity, and the announcement of her re-
appearance will cause widespread and
| deep delight. Arrangements are being
made to bring large crowd to ST.
Peter. Reduced railroad rates will
prevail.
! The trials that were taken up in
Sioux Falls on account of the govern
ment land frauds, in which number
of witnesses from this city were called,
| have again been resumed and the same
women who were witnesses at the last
term of court have again been called
and left for that place Monday. Mr..
Klossner accompanying them. The
lease is that of the agency which in.
duced number of the widows of civil
war veterans to take up grazing LAND
in South Dakota for the purpose o1
disposing of it to cattle men. Most o
the women have relinquished theil
holdings, but are still required as wit
nesses in the suits that are being
brought against what appears to have
been very good scheme to get graz
ing land for little or nothing.
DR.. Vogel has had his confidence il
his driving horse restored by seeing
it win one of the races at the Mankate
driving park last Wednesday. Altar
F. has now the reputation of having
taken first money in the free for al
race and his time was something tha
gives encouragement that he can dc
better. He was greatly handicapped
by his driver not being able to hole
him down. He has the bad feature O
breaking at times when he needs tx
keep his feet. Cap Nenno had th'
satisfaction Of carrying off secont
money, and the city has the honor o
} having the reputation of owning th,
two fastest horses represented in th'
races of that city.
i Members of the Episcopal churcl
and their friends will regret to learl
that the rector of the church, Rev. E
| N. Scnmuck, will soon leave this fele
and take up work in Owatonna, wher'
he has been called to preach. A com
mittee of several men representing th'
Owatonna church was here and a
Sleepy Eye, unknown to Mr.. Schmucl
and were so pleased with his sermon
and the conduct of the services that il
; the evening they Immediately tenderet
him the vacancy in the Owatonn;
church. It gives Mr.. Schmuck one o
the best churches in the state outsid
} of the large cities and introduces hin
to opportunities that would not COM
to him in this city. He has demon
strated while he has been here that b.
is capable of large things and hi
q friends will be pleased to see him ris
, in his profession as there is every evi
dence that he will.
Mrs. C. 81. Sauter of this city, wht
has been at Winona for several day
attending the annual meeting of tn,
Minneapolis branch of the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society. Thi
meeting includes the German and Eng
lish branches of the church and Mrs
Sauter is secretary and treasurer Q
the German end of it. She reports ;
very excellent meeting, the entire dis
trict embracing Minnesota, North ant
South Dakota being represented. Re
ports of the work done show that ther,
was raised by the branch s24 900, ant
by the conference of which Mrs. Sau
ter is secretary, s2,5s1. It was deci
ded to send out five additional mis-
> SionarieS making Sayentaau that ar