New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-07


attended a meeting of the state Veteri-
nary association which was held in
Minneapolis last week.
The Foresters of this city will have
a. Card party at the Catholic school
house tomorrow (Thursday) evening,
to which they invite all who would like
to spend a pleasant evening.
A very few more inmates in St.
Alexander hospital would crowd that
institution, and make the long talked
of addition necessity. It is said that
about all Of the rooms are filled at
present.
st. Joseph's Understanding Verein
will hold it's annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers on Friday evening,
Feb. I'd, when it is expected pleasant
evening will be provided for all who
are there.
Max Reinhart was in Evan and vi
entity several days last week buying
hogs. He says that there is very little
snow in the neighborhood, in fact it is
difficult to get about either with sleds
or wagons.
Miss Anna Whitman, whose home is
in Minneapolis was taken to st. Alex
ander's hospital last week where she
was operated for appendicitis. Since
the operation she is doing nicely and
will recover.
John Schubert of San Francisco,
CAL, is the guest of relatives in this
city. He expects to leave in short
time for st. Louis, where he has at
fractions which are said to lead toward
matrimony.
Frank Kegan, who for the past
month has been at his home near
Sleepy Eye, and was visitor in this
city at times, has returned to North
Dakota where he has interests that re-
quire his attention.
The re-appointment of W. r. Hodges
by Gov. Johnson, on the state board
equalization, seems to meetwith general
approval. He was appointed to fill out
the unexpired term of Hans Mo, whose
designations last year gave the Office
to Mr.. Hodges.
Prof. Helm of the Turnverein re-
ceived challenge from the Tracy high
school boys for a match athletic exhi-
bition. If the challenge is accepted it
will be quite an interesting event and
many of our young folks will be glad
to witness it.
Jacob Klossner, Peter Manderfeld
and Conrad Dirks attended the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
| Citizens State bank of Fairfax which
was held last week. The bank has been
doing a good business and promises
| we'll for the future.
Ehler Nothwehr Of Nicollet was in
the city Thursday and Friday looking
after his son who is in St. Alexander
hospital, having been operated for
appendicitis. The young man is doing
we'll. Otto Wells of the same place
called on him Friday.
A fire in the St. Peter Furniture fac
tory destroy part of the building and
contents to the amount of some 81, 500.
By reason good work on the part OF
the firemen, only part of the plant was
injured and this will be rebuilt and the
business carried on as before.
The annual meeting of the Minnesota
Mutual Fire Insurance company of this
city was held yesterday, and the state
ment of the secretary shows that the
company is in excellent shape In fact
there is not another mutual company
in the state in as healthy condition as
this.
According to the St. Peter papers
the young men Of that city are attempt.
ing to secure following enough to mus.
ter in a company from the city in the
state militia. Three new companies
will be needed to fill the requirements
of the new law which is provided by
the national government.
Jos. Diepolder was fifty years old
Friday and in the evening assisted by
his wife they entertained number Of
their friends, and were presented with
pleasant reminders of the occasion.
The party broke up late in the evening
with wishes that Mr.. Diepolder might
live to see another fifty years, and then
still be young.
County Attorney Einar Hoidale ex.
poets to leave either the latter part of
this week or the first of next for points
in Canada where he is interested in
lands and from there will go to Spo-
kane where he expects to spend some.
time looking after business matters
He will be absent from the city for two
weeks or more.
Last Wednesday evening at the drill
meeting of the local militia company
| of this city the Springfield squad was