New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-11

Louis Seifert of Lamberton visited
with relatives in the city last week.
Joseph Wild of Lamberton was in
city last Wednesday the guest OF
friends.
Miss Florence Groebner left Thurs
day for Lamberton to visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graf ofIvan-
hoe visited a few days with relatives
in the city last week.
4 picnic was held at Anton Henle's
farm Sunday where good crowd
gathered during the day.
| LAWYER Hilger Manderfeld Of Min
neapolis is visiting with his parents in
the city all Of this week.
Mrs. Frank LeiboId and Mrs. Her
man Nagel are visiting with relatives
and friends in Lamberton this week.
Health officer J. Il. Vogel reports
total OF thirteen births OF which nine
are girls and four are boys. Six died
during the past month.
Judge Of Probate George married
Miss Rena Marsden to Ole O. Troll
dahl last Thursday. The young cou-
pie are both from Lake Hanska.
. Martin Casperson, one Of the con-
tractors Of Sleepy Eye, was in the city
Saturday to bid on a house that is to
be constructed for G. W. Barnes.
Mrs. Katharine Paa was up before
2 Justice Henningsen Saturday morning
| charged with being disorderly and wa:
fined S. and costs which was paid.
d During the summer months the ser
4 vices in the Episcopal church will b
= held in the evening instead OF in tn
morning as heretofore. The time o
u beginning will be s o'clock.
d Saturday, July 21st is the date OF tn
IS annual school election at which tim
e two members OF the board will be elec1
= ed to succeed DR.. Weiser and c. "
\. Krook. These gentlemen appear
& have no opposition.
III Word has been received in this cit
j. OF the death Of Robert Gulden Of Dala
E. Texas. which took place on Thursd a
u OF last week. Mr.. Gulden was at or
time a resident of this city and nun
10 Der OF his relatives still live here.
S George Hauenstein has returne
Z. from trip to Cincinnati, Baltimo
es and by steamer to Boston. He hi
ed been absent from the city for numb
OF weeks and has been a close Obse
py yer Of the places in which he has bee
nv but of all he has seen he is satisf
in that the west is much superior to t
ST. east in every particular.
le- Arrangements have been made
ch the Hanska Milling Co. to spe
about 900 in improving the mill
,lv Hanska. When they have finished
ID mill will have capacity OF about
on barrels daily. about double its prese
~ capacity The mill was complet
about a year ago and has done go
OF business ever since.
ho VIM. Hummel, who for the past u
a. has been in Seattle, has returned
aie this city to spend the summer and lC
~, after some OF his interests here. Sil
TAI he has been in the west his health
on greatly improved and he will contir
en- to make that his home. Mr.. HUM
the has been one of the business men
out this city since the very early days.
Out John Schneider left Saturday no
on- ing for an extended trip through VI
leif Gus parts Of the western country,
'lis ticularly Montana and parts of G
fornia. II he likes the looks Of thi
# and takes fancy to the people hen
sed buy a part Of it. While he is in N
W. tana he will investigate his mining
day terests as much for himself as
,r some Others who have stock in the
and prise.
TWO The contract for the erection of
addition to the Eagle mill has beer
own to G. l.. Honstain. and the work
5 in be commenced at once with the ex
ONE tation OF having it completed earl
Iade the fail. The addition to the mill
the give the company one Of the best
the plants in the state, with possible
the ception of one or two OF the Mlnnes
pan lis mills and even they can not
cia- out better grade of -four.
Jas. Lee. accused Of stealing VI
. from one of the farmers near Eva
~ this county was arrested last week
Kenmare. n. D., where he was sta,
with his father. Sheriff Julius, {
getting the proper papers from
governors Of this state and n
}1Dakota went after his man and