New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-28

Senator Somerville is now at Battle
Creek, Michigan.
Andrew Amann was called to La
Crosse on business last Thursday.
Albert Stuebe has accepted clerk
ship in the drug store of Andrew j..
Eckstein- T
THE village council of Springfield
will be called upon to elect new mayor
to succeed Geo. Ross.
The sewing society of the Lutheran
congregation met with Miss Emma
Gieseke Wednesday afternoon.
John Norman, the well-known New
York Life agent, transacted business
here last Thursday and Friday.
Asa P. Brooks was one of those who
narrowly escaped with their lives in
the big Windsor hotel fire at Regina.
Congressman Volstead has appoint
ed Daniel Milloy postmaster at Wal
nut Grove to succeed James A. Lar
son, the new assistant secretary of
state.
Siegfried DUN, senior student in
the DR.. Martin Luther, College has
been elected to take charge of the Ger
man Lutheran parochial school at
Sleepy Eye.
For the first time in twelve years the
! Minnesota State Educational Associa-
ton will meet this year in Minneapo-
lis. The sessions will continue from
Dec. Goth to Dec. Goth.
81. B. Trask, formerly resident of
New Ulm, was in the city Friday. He
is now employed as a travelling sale
man in South Dakota for Kelly &
Steinmetz, wholesale liquor dealers OF
Minneapolis.
. Macmillan Dick, the St. Peter vio-
linist, has again Joined Ellen Beach
Yaw, the singer, for concert tour of
J the eastern states. Their first concert
was given in Washington last We'd
nesday night. =
| r. r. Ebel of Lewiston, Idaho, ar
rived here from Washington, D. c.,
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Ebel is pay
clerk for 1t. Beecher and will assist
the latter during his furlough here in
checking up his accounts.
| Mrs. Henry Schaettgen was here
from St. Paul the forepart of the week
purchasing large quantities of Bohem-
ian lace. She claims to have a quick
demand in the Sanity City for all she
can secure from the local lace-makers.
The arrangement by which Geo.
Ross was to become the occupant of
the Pfaender home on Broadway for
the next two years has been declared
off. Mr.. Ross has since rented one of
August Gieseke's houses on Second
South street.
| Miss Emily Dietz, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Dietz of this city,
| was Nu1Ouly u1dtl1Cu w w A1AAohd L.
Peters of Bowbells. North Dakota, at
the Catholic parsonage yesterday
morning, Rev. Sandmeyer performing
the ceremony. Both of the contracting
parties are deaf mutes.
The supervisors of Sigel have con-
tracted with the Security Bridge Co.
of Minneapolis for a new bridge over
the Cottonwood to take the place of the
one that gave way under a threshing
engine few weeks ago. The contract
price is 81, 1000, but the builders agree
to allow $500 for the material in the
old bridge.
| Jacob Dhein, former New Ulmite,
died at his home in Albany, Stearns
county, Saturday morning, after a
long and painful illness. The deceased
was a son of Jacob Dhein Sr. of this
city and was born in Germany forty
nine years ago. In the early eighties
he left New Ulm and for the past ten
years has lived at Albany. His par
ents and three sisters survive him, the
sisters being Mrs. Fred Williams and
Mrs. Julius Krause of New Ulm and
Mrs. Radelle of Kansas City, Ne
braska.