New Ulm review., 1906-03-21

The announcement of the spring
opening of millinery which is to take
place at the parlors of Mrs. b. Foil
mann, appears in this issue of the Re-
view. The date of the opening is fixed
for the 31st and will be as elaborate
as any that have preceded it. Miss
Blanche Florida of Milwaukee is the
name of the new trimmer who arrived
last week to look after that part of the
business for Mrs. Follmann.
A matter that is of more or less in
terest to many people is that of the
sixty seven towns that voted in the
elections last week on the license ques-
ton more than half of them went dry.
1t does not appear thas the fight was
made SO much against the saloon as
against its fagrant violation of the
laws of the state, and in this the
saloon makes a serious mistake and
brings just criticism upon itself.
L.G. Vogel returned Saturday from
a trip to number of the cities near
here to which places he had been in
the interest of his candidacy for the
nomination of state treasurer. He
says that he is greatly encouraged
from the conditions as he found them
and believes the situation to be even
better than he had anticipated He
left again Monday for Rochester and
points in that vicinity
The ladies af the Degree of Honor
and the members of the A. O. 9. w.
have arranged to give an Easter Ball
at Turner hall on the evening of Mon
day, April 10th, to which they invite
all who enjoy having a good time. It
has been sometime since there has been
anything in the line of a dance and
there is every reason to believe that
this ball will meet with the approval
of the dance loving people of the city
and will be we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grussendorf
and little son residing near New Ulm,
spent Sunday in Fairfax visiting at
| the home of the gentleman's brother,
D. A. Grussendorf, superintendent Of
| the Fairfax schools. A sister of Mr..
| Grussendorf also of New Ulm, accom-
panied them. The visitors returned to
their homes on Monday accompanied
by their aged mother who has spent
most of the winter with her son in
Fairfax.-Fa airfax Standard.
| A. Hoidale, father of Einar Hoidale
of this place was in the city Saturday
from his home in Dawson. He says
at the election held there last week,
the question of license or no license
was up and there was majority Of
/ forty-two votes for no license. This
is two less votes than the proposition
had year ago and he says they have
[ figured it out that at the rate it is go.
ing it will be tWenty-one years before
they will be able to get a saloon il
! there.
/ Conway Mcmillan, professor of bo
tany at the State University will be il
the city Saturday and in the evening
will deliver a lecture on the subject O
botany at the auditorium of the higf
school building to which the public i:
invited. This is the third in serie:
of very interesting lectures that have
been brought about through the infiu
ence of DR.. Stricken and his public
spiritedness in this matter should be ;
!, appreciated to the extent that goot
}, crowd may be present on Saturda,
evening.
Senator Somerville has anothe
: county seat fight on his hands. Hi
last effort was at Ivenhoe, in whicl
: case he came out victorious and hi
5 next one will be Lakefeld. The coun
} ty seat Of j Jackson county is at presen
: at Jackson, a very pretty place bu
! hard to get to, and an attempt is to b
4 made at the coming election to hav
: the location changed to Lakefel6
d about the center of the county.
S legal ability will win the contest th
Lakefeld people have struck the rigf
d man.
i Wm. Werring of Golden Gate wa
n in the city Monday. He says that
S is doubtful whether or not there will
y any further developments in the Ju:
i. robbery case, and there is some que:
n ton as to the reliability of the stat'
: ments as made by the old people, SON
1t persons in that neighborhood even il
II cline to believe that the whole thin
was more of a scare than anything Ell:
and as the time passed was magnife
. in the minds of the couple which l.
i them to finally call for an investig
l. ton.
IS DIR. J. E. Schoch sold his interest
IN the Schoch-Reinhart block last wet
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