New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-25
The call for the democratic county

Ihe call for the democratic county
q convention has been issued and the
q date set for the same is Saturday.
August Is in Turner hall in this CITY
at & o'clock. The convention is en-
titled to ninety-six delegates from the
various precincts Of the county and
this city is entitled to twenty-five. The
basis OF representation is fixed on the
vote for governor. Primaries for the
Ielection OF delegates to this conyen-
tion will be held at. the various voting
places on Wednesday Aug. %.
i There is unusual complaint arising
from the fact that many of the trees that
grow along the Sidewalks of the city
aregetting to bemore or less a nuisanc
because Of the low-hanging limbs that
interfere with the hats and umbrellas
OF those who have to pass beneath
them. This has been season of rapid
growth for most trees and neglect to
trim them is making it disagreeable
for many. This is noticed more this
spring than at other time because it
has rained SO often and people have
mad to carry umbrellas. No doubt the
matter will be attended to in the near
future.
/ The Citizens State Bank of Gibbon
IS new financial institution that is
financed 1 by a number of the business
men of this city and Gibbon. The
board of directors and officers are
Peter Manderfeld, president; John
Fridl, vice president; John w. Book,
cashier; George Eckert and John
Franta. The, new concern will open
its doors the lst of October for the
transaction of business, in the mean
time home for the enterprise will
have been erected tina. will be fire
proof and which will cost SoUG1. It is
expected that it will be one OF the
neatest buildings in the village.
The marriage services at Holy Trim
lty church this morning united Miss
Josephine Pilmeier to Joseph Tastel,
Rev. FIR: Sandmeyer performing the
holy rites. Both of the young couple
are known to most of the people in the
city having lived here all their lives.
They will go to housekeeping on North
Broadway where new home has been
lifted in readiness. The bride is a
member of ST. Elizabeth as we'll as the
young ladies' society, the latter pre-
senting her with a beautiful bouquet
at the entrance to the church, while
the former send her a large white table
cloth according to the custom of the
society.
b. j. Rich of Red Wing, who is the
interested party in the testing of clay
| for the manufacture of sewer pipes
near this city, is here, and states that
he is simply spending his vacation,
believes that New Ulm is the best place
in the state in which to spend a vaca-
tion and is having a good time. At the
same time it is generally known that he
is quietly examining the clay deposits
at different places and if things are
agreeable may conclude to develop
them. He is a very pleasant man to
meet and the people of this place would
be glad to have an enterprise like
that of Red Wing near the city.
| DR.. j. W. Hawkinson and wife de-
parted last week for their new home in
Luverne, where DR.. Hawkinson has
bought up an established business and
will not have to wait to create one as
he was doing in this city. So far no
other osteopath has made any over
lures toward coming to the city, though
DR.. Hawkinson wrote to a number be.
fore he left. While the doctor and his
wife were in the city they made large
number of friends and time would have
pro badly Demonstrated that there was
q field here for this branch uf the pro-
| fesslon.
1 At special meeting OF the city
council held Last evening the most i'm.
portant matters that were attended to
| were the letting of the contract for the
construction Of cement crossings to
Reiser & Langmack and the decision
to build cement walks from German
street in front of the park property to
the depots of both of the railroads.
This work will be let by bids which
will be called for. The main sewer OF
the city being now completed the clerk
| was instructed to collect sewer assess
ments that have been delayed pending
the completion of the sewer and the
assessments were apportioned for the
new sewer work that mas been done on
Minnesota street.
The home of Mrs. Albin Carlson was
the scene of pleasant gathering of
jolly German lady friends from New
Ulm. For the occasion Mrs. Carlson
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