New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11

decided Improvement.
The Nicollet county Sunday school
convention will be held in ST. Peter on
Saturday and Sunday, April 2lst and
I'D. The meeting will be in the First
Presbyterian church.
The employees Of the Eagle Roller
Mill will remodel their cruiser ;sAqui-
La paint and replenish both inside
and outside. They expect to launch
the s'Aquila' by Easter
Contractor Gronau is building a
frame residence fer FL. L. Ramme % x
80 feet and 16 feet high onsouth Wash
ington Street He expects to finish it
by the end Of next month.
Ernst Gieseke left SaturdaxsG the
cities to stay fortnight on4buape ss
interests. He will also tai e Aathe
horse sales conducted by arreti &
Zimmerman on Midway
The Krauses, the Two Georges and
Joseph settled their land difficulties in
Justice Brandt's court Wednesday,
and Joseph was given $50 to keep off
and relinquish his claim.
Joseph Henle is doing we'll in North
Dakota according to a recent card of
his. With the beginning of next
month his family will follow him to
make their future home in Dakota.
The services in the Catholic church
tomorrow will begin at9 o'clock and
on Good Friday at the same hour but
on Saturday at O'Clock. It's expec-
ted that these services will be we'll at
tended.
The quarterly prize given to the per-
son making high score on the basement
bowling alleys of the Catholic school
house up to the first of April was won
by Rev. Sandmeyer The score was
PAL pins.
Rev. E. F. Wheeler of the Congre-
gational church of this city was in
Sleepy Eye Monday arranging the
preliminaries of the funeral of DR..
Welcome which is to take place this
afternoon.
Indications are that there will be a
number of people from Sleepy Eye
here on the evening of the 10Th to at
tend the ball which is to be given by
the Degree of Honor in Turner theatre
on that evening.
A number of the washing machines
being manufactured by A. Amann OF
this city are on exhibition, and appear
to be a most practical invention. They
have substantial appearance and are
light and durable.
Workmen are busy at the old Catho-
lie school building tearing it down and
removing the debris. When this is
completed the ground will be leveled
off and seeded to grass, giving the new
building an extensive lawn on all
sides.
Four generations are at present at
the home of Prof. A. Ackermann Mrs.
B. Amborn the grandmother and Mrs.
j. Holman of st. Paul, the mother
of Mrs. A. Ackermann, came for a
visit and expect to stay for number
of weeks.
Joseph Witt of Belle PLANE, has
been engaged by Athanasius Henle IS
blacksmith in his shop and he is now
in charge. He is an old hand at the
business having had shop Of his own
for a number of years.
The millinery establishments of tho
city are not the only business places
that have opening days. The saloons
of the city will have an Easter opening
on Sunday, April 5th. The invitation
| is general but it is expected to be con
fined mostly to men.
| The order of Knights Templar of the
Masonic fraternity will observe Easter
as is their custom by attending service
in body at the Congrega tionalchurch.
| This is done on the invitation of the
pastor and usually attracts large
attendance.
The recognition OF Good Friday will
be observed in about all of the chur-
ches of this city. It will be nothing
/ new in the Lutheran and Catholic
churches but in the Congregational
church it will be something of an inno-
walton.
Word comes from E. b. Velikanje,
i who has been in Mexico for number
OF years, that he has left that country
and wilt locate in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Mr.. Velikanje is a Brown county boy
and has done we'll in the mining bust
ness in Mexico.
Henry Koehler has received card
recently from his son Oscar, who is
touring the world as a navy cadet on
the battleship Brooklyn which states
that the cruiser has reached Carlo,
Egypt, where they have anchored for
Il several DAYS