New Ulm review., 1906-03-14

New Ulm Gun club IS getting active
Monday evening the first meeting of
the season was held to elect officersfor
the coming year. The following were
elected: Pres. Gen. Bobleter: Vice
pres, Chas. Hauenstein: secretary,
VIM. J. julius; treasurer. Fred Engel-
bert; captain, Julius Krause.
The revival of the bowling spirit in
the city at this time of the year is due.
somewhat to the inov alton of the alleys
in the Catholic school building and
the interest they are awakening in the
young people of that parish, as a re-
j5sult a number of new players are COM
| ing to the front and demonstrating a
marked degree of merit.
This weeks daily papers bring the
| information that G. FL. Lienau is dead
at the home of his son J Ohm Lienau in
San Francisco. He was Il years of
age and for many years was editor of
German paper in ST. Paul. He is
known to many Of the residents of this
/ place, having been here often in the
early days. A daughter, Mrs. j. p.
Lewis lives in st. James.
Sentiment seems to be crystalizing
about the name of Chas. Silverson for
mayor. The Review has been of the
opinion from the start that he would
be the first choice of the people for
mayor. Only his absolute refusal to
consider the proposition, since he has
served but one term, will prevent the
voters of the city insisting that his
name should be on the ticket.
Andrew johnson recently purchased
a o. S. cream separator after having
tested one which he purchased from a
mail order house. The machine from
the catalogue house was very fimsy
affair and did not give anywhere near
the satisfaction it was claimed itwould.
Mr.. johnson was rather fortunate in
being able to return the machine to
the sellers, Sears, Roebuck & Co.
4 This is a piece of experience which
should be of value to all contempla
buying cream separators. .-Hanska
Herald.
! The Pure Food Law of Minnesota
requires all baking powders to bear a
clearly printed statement of the ingre-
dients SO that grocers and consumers
zpo full oho ofo ~f r.
powder. All Royal Baking Powder
labels bear such a statement printed
in such manner as the law directs.
Ropat Baking. Powder is pure cream
Of tartar powder of the highest quail
ty. Grocers may know that in selling
such goods they conform to the laws
Of this and all other states, and con
sumers realize that when using only
pure cream of tartar. powder 9hey are
helping carry out the best purposes o.
the Pure Food Law in protecting the
health of the family from alum or like
substitutes.
Travelling statesmen for grocery
houses are kept guessing as to the re.
suits of the provisions Of the new pure
food law that went into effect the first
of the month. 1t affects nearly al
branches of the business and the re-
strictions are such that only stricl
compliance with the law will render
the grocery man safe. Under the new
provisions people will be able to tel
just what they are buying and when
for instance, they buy can of 'spure
maple syrup they will know that il
isn't made from combination Of
sugar and corn cobs. The law is a
good one and while it is not held that
in the imitation products there is in
all cases anything detrimental to the
health Of the buyer, at the same time
there is no reason why they should be
branded pure when they are not and
the state will see to it that the proper
/; labels are on the products.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs u. G..
Jones, Tuesday night, was the scene
of happy affair when their daughter
Miss Mamie was married to Mr.. F. c..
Harein of New Ulm. Rev. Evans pas.
tor of the Welsh G.. NJ. church, of this
city, performed the ceremony at
O'Clock in the presence of about eighty
guests. The bride and groom were ac-
companied by MISS Edna Jones and
w alter Harein. After the wedding an
elegant supper was served and the
evening was spent in social manner.
The presents We're handsome and
J numerous. The bride and groom are
most estimable and worthy young peo-
8 pie. The groom is a G. & n. w. en-
ploye at New Ulm and his parents re.
J side at Eagle Lake. Mr. and Mrs.
Harein will make their home in New
y Ulm-M Mankato Review.
Thursday afternoon Andrew J. Eek.
= stein had Irene Baker. sent to the hos.