New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-21
Miss Meta Gratz of Winona is .
guest at the home of John Henle.

guest at the home of John Henle.
John j. Stelljes was up and around
Saturday after two weeks illness.
Mrs. 0. M. Olsen spent the week
with relatives in st. Paul and Mime
apolis.
A little daughter arrived in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson
Saturday morning.
Cashier Pfaender of the State Bank
attended bank directors meeting in
Hanska Wednesday.
Mrs. Julius Krause was called to
New Albany in Stearns county Satur-
day to attend a sick brother.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes, profess
sional nurse from ST. Peter, has been
engaged to attend Mrs. Weber.
DR.. Albert Behnke, the Milwaukee
veterinarian, paid bis parents in this
city brief visit the early part of the
week.
| Mrs. F. 81. Behnke, Miss Marie
cummings and DR.. and Mrs. Emil
Mueller were all st. Peter visitors
during the week.
The Eagle Mill Company's London
representative, A. F. Langdon, called
on his employers at the home Office
last Wednesday.
Henry Schwartz, the defeated candi-
date for county treasurer, has an
nounced that he will open meat m ar
ket in Springfield.
Jesse Kenward won the watch that
was given away as a prize by the
medical company at the opera house
Saturday evening. IT,
Only two of the amendments voted
on at the recent election carried. The
so-called good roads amendmentfailed
by narrow margin.
W. D. Abbott, the Whom a. attorney
who%wiA be remem bered here for his
connection with the Koch trials, is
dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Minnie Brandt, student in the
schools of st. Peter, was called home
the latter part of the week on account
of the serious illness of her mother.
Gen. Bobleter is to talk at the Ma
tional Guard meeting on ''Picket Duty
at Might Wish the General would
tell the whole truth and nothing but
the truth. It would make an interest.
ing speech.
Paul Hiphauf, who has had charge
OF the German Lutheran .parochial
4 school at St. Peter for number Of
il months, returned to New Ulm this week
I& resume his studies at DR.. Martin
,lIEuther college.
The St. Elizabeth Society gave an
enjoyab social at the Catholic
School House Sunday evening. The
Caecilian Choir, under the direction OF
Mr.. Boyer, assisted with an especially
prepared program.
Senator Geo. W. Somerville is re-
ported to be in very poor health and
has been advised by his physicians to
lay aside active work for some time at
least. The senator has for many years
been man of strenuous activity.
Norman Nelson has resigned his
position as stenographer in thesoh6ces
of Hoidale & Somsen and returned to
his home in San Antonio, Texas. Mr..
Nelson's residence in New Ulm has
extended. over two years and in that
time he has made many friends
The post Office department has de.
cided to aid the Minnesota highway
commission in the matter of good
roads. Ithas authorized rural carriers
to answer all inquiries of Engineer
Cooley, of the commission, in regard
to the roads they travel over and to
give information as to soil and the
nearness to suitable gravel supply.
The department is anxious to, have the
! highways put in better travelling con
dition.
Statistics recently completed by the
state dairy and food department show
that Minnesota is more than maintain.
ing its former reputation as butter
making state. During the past year
there have been 698 creameries operated
in the state, SIT of which were cooper
alton and l81 independent. For these
creameries. 758, 456 COWS contri buted
1888, 155,159 pounds of milk, from
which was made II, 455, 400 pounds of
butter, most of it of exceptionally fine
test.
A state association of life and casu-
atty companies was recently organized
in Minneapolis with Geo. W. Barnes
of this city as president and Mr.. Nc
Michael of the Woodman Mutual Cas-
ualty Co. as secretary. The associa-
ton includes something like twenty
companies and the purpose of their
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