New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11

Joseph a. Roth and family Of this
city expect to leave for the west as
soon as they are able to dispose of
their property here. The climate of
this state does not appear to agree
with Mr.. Roth and he will seek place
more congenial.
The Lafayette Ledger says: George
J.gStadick, of Lafayette attended the
military inspection at New Ulm last
Saturday. George intends to go to-
Lake City with Co. A of New Ulm next
summer and contemplates enllsting in
the State militia
Work in the collection Of funds for
the great Catholic cathedral which is
to be built in St. Paul, progresses
rapidly and the amount so far has
reached nearly half million, which
is pleasing news to the church people
of that persuasion.
Miss Bertha Sperling of Winthrop
and Miss Ida Sporting of ST. james,
are spending the spring vacation at
the home of their parents, Prof.
and Mrs. J. E. Sporting. Miss Bertha
Sporting has been reelected as teach
er Of the public school at Winthrop.
I. NJ. Olsen the recent mayor of
Sleepy Eye was in the city Friday. He
was feeling. quite good to think that
he was relieved of the responsibility
OF running the city and hopes his sue
cessor will haveithe same support that
was given him. He doesn' appreciate
the honor of the place.
During the balance of the week there
will be services at the Lutheran church
as follows: Holy Thursday and Good
Friday, services in the morning and
Easter Sunday services both morning
and evening with Communion in the
morning. There will also be services
in the morning on Monday.
Members of Co. A expect to be a.
target practice within a week or so.
Some work is being done to get the
range in shape. There are number
of good shots in the company and it is
anticipated that with proper practice
the general average of the company
will be brought up to higher stand.
ard.
The Minneapolis Fret Presse-Herold,
one of the leading German papers of
the state, in the issue of last week con.
tains large half-tone picture of Louis
G. Vogel and a lengthy writeup of him
and his ambition to be state treasurer,
in which it recommends him as the man
who should be the choice of the party
for the Office.
Henry N. Somsen left forLethbridge,
Canada. Saturday to look after some
of the land interests of Hoidale s.
Somsen in that part of the Dominion.
Lethbridge is in the western part of
Canada and is said to be the mecca
toward which farmers are directing
their course more than to any othe r
part this year.
Arrangements have been under way
for sometime for the 10th anniversary
of the founding of the Turn-Zoeglin
verein at Turner hall. The entertain
ment will be under the direction of
Herman Helm and will include exhibit
ton by all classes. The entertain
ment will be held on the evening of the
2lst of this month.
Ernst Wicherski, former editor of
the New Ulm Review was elected city
clerk of New Ulm after red hot fight
on Tuesday. There were five candi-
dates in'the field and it is safe to say
the people of that city made a wise
choice. He is qualified for the posi-
ton and the Herald extends to him its
congratulations Sleepy Eye Herald.
It is expected that Fields Minstrel
which are to be here on Sunday eve
ming will attract number of people
from other places nearby. There is no
discounting the fact that it is one of
the strongest minstrel shows on the
road and will give something in that
line of entertainment thatwill discount
all previous attempts in this city.
The class in vocal music which is
taking instruction from H. M. Amnnd-
son of ST. Peter, is rehearsing the
cantata, "Queen Esther which is to
be given in public in the near future
under the direction of Mr.. Amundson.
While there appears to be littletrouble
in Indinga queen among the signers of
his class he is at loss for king and
the assignment of the leading roles has
not been made.
Fish spearing appears to find good
many votaries at this time of the year.
a number of the boys of the city have
been out and are said to have had good
luck. It is importantly know the kind
J! of fish that are being speared. as the