New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-14

Saturday evening, the 24th of this
month, is the date set for the annual
Iconcert of the Second Regiment band
The concert has been under prepare.
ton for long time and the BOYS are
IN good shape to play. The people
may be assured that it will be all that
the boys claim for it and that is one OF
the best concerts they have ever given.
| Next week the Review will publish the
program of the evening
Since the transfer of the Minnesota
Central lines of telephone to the North
western the Springfield store operated
under the management of the former
company has suspended business and
that trust bs-ster'' will be no longer
be a menace to the merchants of the
city. Whether it served its purpose
or not is problematic. It is seldom
that methods of that kind are received
with much credit by the people at large,
though they may benefit few who are
always looking for an opportunity to
save pennies.
AS has been the custom every wear
at turner theatre the members of the
Turnverein have again decided to
celebrate jointly the anniversary of
Washington's birthday and that of
Carl Heinze. Addresses will be made
III commemorate of the lives and
| character of both of hesedistinguished
men and there will be vocal and in
strumental music. The public in gener-
al will be invited to the meeting and it
will be in German and English and if
carried out this year as they have been
in past years the meeting will be one
| we'll worth attending.
| An item that will be of interest to
the older settlers of this part of the
county is contained in the announce
ment of the news of the death of Mrs.
NUNS, the grand mother of John NUNS
OF this city. She died at the home of
her son near Spokane, Wash, at the
age of 90 years on the Doth of January.
| She was a resident of the town of Cot
tonwood and lived near this city be-
fore the time of the Indian outbreak
! and left for the west only five years
| ago. Besides the son with whom she
made her home, she leaves two daugh-
tiers one in Oregon and the other in
North Dakota
The Walnut Grove Tribune is in
formed that L. G. Vogel would like to
be in charge of the State Cash at ST.
Paul next term. He is splendid man
in every way and would make first
| class State Treasurer For twelve
years he has been County Auditor of
Brown county and has given perfect
satisfaction to everyone who had any
business to transact at his Office Mr.
Vogel was a candidate three years ago
and made good showing. Every
body that knows him likes him and
everything he has ever tried to do for
the public, he has done we'll. What
better man do we want.
Roy Davis, son of Attorney L. G..
Davis of Sleepy Eye, was in the city
over Sunday. He is student in the
| Office of the father and was in this CITY
on business connected with the Seifert-
Berkner case. He says the statements
as made in the Brown County Journal
of last week were very much distorted
| and were far from expressing the truth
in the matter and were SANDER upon
the merchants of Sleepy Eye and for
| that matter upon all merchants who
are trying to do a legitimate business.
He also says that there was no in
f1uence brought to bear upon Mr.. Sci
fert to enter his complaint against Mr..
Berkner but as soon as the others
heard of it they were anxious to have
Mr.. Seifert proceed.
| A court martial was called to order
of Capt. Albert Pfaender to sit in
judgement upon the actions of one of
the privates. This military court was
held in the armory of the company
| Wednesday, Feb. I, and the charge
preferred against the private was alb
senting himself from special meeting
of the company after having been duly
notified. He was found guilty of in
subordination and was ordered to pay
| a fine of 81, which order was ignored
and the matter was then taken up with
the colonel of the regiment and the
findings were approved and an addi-
tional amount of $3.50 was added to
the fine imposed. Capt. Pfaender finds
that if the company is to be kept up
and made to hold its own With the rest
of the companies of the state that a
strict system of discipline must prevail
and the boys must come out to the
regular as we'll as the special drill
meetings.