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


Martin Montgomery, who has been
conducting the skating rink in the Star
hall for the past week has sold out to
Ben Fesenm aier. The rink has been
a paying investment for Mr.. Mont
gomery and will be good attraction
for the proprietor. Mr.. Montgomery
left for his home in Sleepy Eye yester-
day to be in time to vote at the city
election.
The regular meeting of st. Joseph's
society took place Monday evening
when twenty three candida tes for mem
bership were registered. This was
something unusual and was the occa-
sion for. much rejoicing in a social
way. 1t is expected that there will be
a class for initiation as active meme
bers at the meeting on the first Monday
after Easter.
The enterprising business men of
Springfield have begun preparations
for the celebration of the Fourth of
July in that village and committees
have been appointed for all the neces-5
sary attractions, which would seem to
indicate that the village is, after good
time and prepared to pay for it.. The
finance committee has the sympathy of
the entire community.
The marriage services of Herman
Albrecht and Anna Klossner were per-
formed by Rev. Meyer of the Friedens
church Wednesday afternoon. In the
evening considerable number from
the city assisted the many friends who
had gathered at the home of the brides
parents in Klossner to make it a scene
Of merriment until a late hour, when a
sumptuous dinner was served.
The case of Vim. Engel arrested for
running blind pig. in Iberia, which
came up before Judge Brandt last
Wednesday, was continued and the
matter will probably be brought be-
fore the grand jury. Engel claims to
have had beer in his place in storage
for purchasers. That is he would sell
a case to man and let him pay for, it
on the-installment plan-ffteen cents
bottle.
The annual inspection that was held
in this city Saturday evening by Maj.
Gerlach, was quite an event in the
military affairs of the place. The in
sspection included all the officers of the
brigade who live near this city and are
easy OF access to it, and the members
OF Co. A. 1t is a matter o. congratu-
slation to the officers of the company
that there was an excellent representa-
ton of men present and they went
through the manoeuvres of the inspec-
ton with credit to themselves.
The Minneapolis convocation of
Episcopal churches is to be held III
this city on the dates Of May I'd and Sd
at which time Bishop Edsall will be
present and on the evening of the I'd
will hold confirmation services. It is
expected that there will be fifteen or
or twenty ministers present. The
month following there will be service
of an unusual nature in the Episcopal
church when Rev. p. N. Schmuck will
be raised to the order of priesthood.
He anticipates large gathering of the
clergy at that time.
G.. G. Rein has purchased the Rhode
building and will commence very soon
to have the front changed and the
floor lowered to the street level and
other Improvements made in order to
make the property a first class place
for a jewelry store. He is in the city
looking after the changes that are to
be made but will return to Osceola to
resume his business there. He expects
to return to this city to live in the near
future and will undoubtedly make ex-
tensive improvements in his jewelry
business when he does
The next three entertainments that
will appear in Turner theatre will all
be on week nights. The first will be
the Albert lecture and concert, the
second will be the Axel Skovgaard
violin concert, and the third will be
the drama "When Knighthood was in
Flower which is to appear on the eve
ming of the 18th of May. It is said
that this latter entertainment will be
the best thing in the line of drama that
has ever been produced in this city
and coming at the close of the theatre
cal season will, no doubt, draw alarge
audience.
What promises to be an interesting
lecture and one that will be free to all
is announced for Saturday evening Of
this week at the high school auditori-
UNI by Prof. Henry Nachtrieb of the
State University. His subject is an
| nounced as "A Study of Crayfsh,n
and will be illustrated with charts.
! AS we understand it this is a lecture