New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-23

W g.. Little of Tacoma, Wash, q
one time book keeper for Bingham
Bros. in this city, was here over nigh
S last week visiting friends. From her,
s. he went to Marshall where his rela
! tives are and where his daughter ha!
4 been staying. He has a very goot
business on the coast and likes th,
country and people.
a. 2. Gaudy travelling auditor O
the Bingham elevator system, makes
] the remark that in his travels over ths
! lines of road on which his work calls
him, he has taken pains to observe the
grain and the condition of the crop az
! 1T is now is good, though there ap
+ pears to be a smaller acreage thar
past years have shown. =
Those who have been figuring that
Louis G. Vogel OF: New Ulm may drop
! out of the race for State treasurer,
have another guess coming. From a
letter received from that gentlema an
! this week we judge that he will make a
! pretty vigorous campaign from now
on, and is in the race to stay until the
nomination is de.-Lam berton Lea
! der.
/. Announcement is made of the mar
| riage of Miss Madge Somerville which
is to take place today at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Somerville in
Sleepy Eye. Miss Somerville is the
| eldest daughter of the senator and a
j very pretty and Winsome young lady.
! She will be married to Alfred Ruenitz,
assistant cashier in the National bank
of Sleepy Eye.
The first of succession of concerts
to be given at Turner hall park will
take place Sunday evening the 9th.
Music for the occasion will be fur
nished by the Union Concert band.
Admission to the concert will be 1O
cents. In the afternoon, there will be
prize bowling contests and amnse-
ments of different kinds and refresh
ments of all kinds will be sold.
Last evening the Blue lodge of the
Masonic fraternity conferred the third
on Ed. Stoll, the last of class OF
candidates that have been pro crossing
in the work for some weeks. At the
conclusion Of the work refreshments
were served in the dining room of the
/ hall. The lunch was prepared and
served by F. II. Behnke, who is noted
for his excellence in this sort of work.
Through sale of his interest in the
ST. Peter Tribune Daniel Fichthorn
retires from newspaper work. He has
followed the profession for the past
ffty-two years and is of the opinion
that it is time for him to retire. He is
succeeded by Leonard M. PETERSON OF
st. Paul, former resident Of ST.
Peter. 1t is presumed that Mr.. Block
will now have the undivided support
of the paper.
At the opera house Sunday evening
the Bankers Child'' attracted only
a small audience. The play is some
thing that will please all and is de.
serving of a good patronage. It is
we'll played and those who take part in
it give the patrons the full value Of
their money. It is drama, and the
part played by the little girl is some.
thing that is exceptionally fine. The
play can be recommended wherever il
is announced to appear.
| West Woolley who was former
Brown county resident, as school
teacher, and later studied law and be.
! came an attorney is now practicing his
profession at Park Rapids. Mr.. Wool.
[ ley has a wife and child and is said &c
be enjoying a hecretive practice. His
old Sleepy Eye friends will be glad to
hear well of him. Sleepy Eye Herald.
Mr.. Woolley is we'll known in this
city. having at one time been connect.
ed With the Interstate office here.
| People who have visited Swan Lake
this spring say that it is higher than
it has been for many years and that
the water of the lake is finding it's way
out through the old outlet near the
Kettner place which for yearshas been
dry. This appears to be the condition
of most of the lakes in this part of the
!! state and particularly those near
Hanska. The people in that part Of
the county having more water than
they are able to care for at present.
Ole Synsteby of Hanska announces
that on the 9th Of this month the
pleasure resort near that village
known as Fort Hill, will be opened
| The pleasure launch will be in opera
| tion on the lake and there will be re
freshments and meals for sale For,
Hill is one of the prettiest spots in the
county and at this time of the year af