New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-24

this part of the state and has made a
very perceptable change in the condi-
tions of things. The thermometer got
as low as ten degrees below zero Mon
day morning but recovered some dur
ing the day
DR.. b. w. BayIey, who is examining
physician for the new order Knights
of Columbus to be installed at New
Ulm, informs US that the lodge will be
organized on Sunday, Jan. 18th. A
large delegation of people from the
Cities and Mankato will be present
c. P. Cutting, Vim. Brust and others
from here will join the new order
Sleepy Eye Herald.
On Tuesday, Jan. 30, there will be
held a Dairymens meeting at Nicollet
at which time speeches will be made
by such distinguished men as S. B.
Schilling, president of the National
Dairy Union Frank Shrewsbury and
j. G. Joslin, State Dairy Inspectors,
Sam Haugdahl of st. Peter and Ole
Peterson Of Brighton A very inter-
esting meeting commencing at 10 a N
and continuing until p N is promised
and those who can should attend.
John Simmet and family, who for
nearly two years past have been resi-
dents of this village, left on Thursday
with their household goods for Green
Isle where they will make their future
home and where Mr.. Simmet has Sc
cured good position in lumber
yard. During their stay here they
have made many warm friends who
will be sorry to see Mr.. Simmet and
his estimable wife and family leave
but who nevertheless wish them sue
cess in their new home.-Lafayett
Ledger.
A. j. Eckstein. who is one of the
directors of the Security Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. of Chatfeld, was in that
city last week to attend a meeting of
the board. 1t is the annual meeting
OF the company and the showing made
was very gratifying to the promoters
and to the policy holders. This COM
pany has a good line of insurance in
this city and in the state is perhaps
the strongest of the mutual companies,
being the Oldest. Mr.. Eckstein has
been director since the organization
OF the company.
A number of the young men of
Bernadotte have organized what they
call the "Cross Country Club" 1t is
sort OF literary club and it's object
seems to be to bring the young people
together once a week for social time
The chief attraction is the debating on
some live topic during the meeting.
The last debate was, Resolved that
News Reporters are a Detriment to the
Community, in which the negative was
victorious. The subject for the next
debate will be, Resolved that Oratory
is Mightier Than the Press.
The Sleepy Eye Herald of last week
says: Ed. Johnson some days ago re-
ceived word from North Dakota to the
effect that George H. Dayton, who for
many years was :. resident of Sleepy
Eye, had died at Kenmare, N. D. De-
ceased was about so years of age and
leaves a large family. About three
years ago he left Sleepy Eye and dur
ing some Of the time was rural mail
carrier. Mr.. Dayton was subject to
epileptic fits aud it is said died in a
series of fits that lasted nearly one
whole day. He never revived.
The Bemidji Sentinel comes to the
Office this week with the familiar name
of A. B. Allen over the editorial
column. The Sentinel has been the
property and plaything of II. G. Hays
for the past four years or more, bu,
he has left it and has gone into the
drainage business, that is he is ar
agitator, not digger of bitches A.
B. Allen the new man made quite a
reputation for himself with what he
chose to call the ''Growler'' column
in the jackson Republic, and is well
known among the newspaper men OF
the state.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Gia.
tigny Of Sleepy Eye will learn with re
gret of the death of their daughter.
Miss Adele last week. She was burie
| last Monday. Her sickness was very
shorts for while she was apparently in
the best of health she was taken with
quick consumption, and though every.
thing possible was done in the hope OF
lettering her condition she continued
to grow worse and soon passed away
! She was a young lady much admired
! for her many charming qualities anc
i her parents have the sincere sympathy
of a large circle of friends in their be
reavment.