New Ulm review., 1906-06-13

Z. G. Vogel left on Sunday for
Duluth to look after his interests as a
candid ate for the nomination of state
treasurer. From the combinations
that are being figured by the politicians,
| he appears to have fair chance of
landing the nomination. His friends
in this city hope to see him come home
successful.
The officers of the county fair asso-
citation would like to have all of those
who have driving horses to make use
of the race track so that when the time
comes for the county fair it will be in
shape for use. The more the track is
used for driving the better it becomes
and at present it shows signs of need
ing wedding.
! The concert at Turner hall park
Wednesday evening was we'll attended.
Music was furnished by the Second
Regiment band, and was of the same
high order of all of the productions of
that musical organization. The pres
ence of the delegates to the republican
county convention added to the attend
lance largely.
The regular shoot of the gun club at
Hunters Rest took place Sunday. For
some reason there were not many of
the shooters there and some scores
were made by proxy. The record Of
the shoot is as follows: Armand Petry
ls9, John Muhs 1867 Fired Meyer 1853.
H. j. Meyer 159, John Schrodt Isl,
Hugo Gebser l42, VIM. E. Koch al,
VIM. Pfaender jr. 134, F. j. Nenno
l27, Henry Petry IS, John Hauenstein
80.
With the opening of the tennis sea-
son, since the courts have become hard
and in good shape. for playing, some
of the local members are anxious to
meet players from out of the city or
players in the city if they care for
matched games. Last year several
games were played with some of the
Sleepy Eye players and a very inter
esting time resulted for all. The local
club has a couple of good players who
are anxious to match honors with
someone.
Prof. E. T. Critchett left yesterday
for Boston and other eastern points
and will be gone for month or more
He will not teach summer school
this year, although he was offered a
place in the school that is to be held
at the state university, a very good
place. During his visit in the east he
will attend the graduating exercises OF
the Concord high school and the com
mencement at Dartmuth college, his
Alma Mater.
This evening at the armory an cleo
tion will take place to fill the Office OF
first lieutenant made vacant by the
{ resignation Of Lieutenant Lauden. Il
is expected that Second Lieutenant
Hubbard will be advanced to that posi-.
ton and that an officer to take his
place will be elected. The company
will prepare to leave for Lake City
Friday morning where 1t will go into
camp with the other companies of the
Second regiment.
There is some complaint as to the
manner in which the county republican
convention of this county was manipu-
lated. AS far as we are able to judge
from the reports that have come ir
from other places, the management o!
the convention was not greatly different
from the way in which the delegates
were elected in other counties where
there were candidates for state Offices
The only difference here was that the
delegates took it upon themselves tc
name the delegation and in other
places it was left to the delegates by
resolution Of the convention.
Wenzel Richter was sent to the coun.
ty jail Thursday last for being drunk
!. and disorderly. and was fined $40 for
beating his wife. He was supposed tc
have been posted in all of the saloons
Of the city, but some person succeeded
in getting drinks to him with the result
that it has landed him in jail. I,
seems strange that there are people
who take pleasure in this sort of thing.
It is the one thing that brings the
saloon into condemnation and fo1
their own good it would be better il
the saloon keepers would try to guard
against it.
Ben Stockman aud Chas. Silversor
left yesterday morning for Minneapo
lis for the purpose of protesting
against the proposition to raise the
rate on -four from here to termina
points. At present on account of other
inequalities the railroads have giyer
the country mills a little advantage
: over the Minneapolis mills and the
s latter are making an attempt to have