New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-12
Jos. Koehler is candidate for some

Jos. Koehler is candidate for some
legislative position.
Peter Manderfeld and family moved
to Minneapolis Monday.
F. W. Hauenstein of st. Paul has
been in the city since Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. J. Siebert underwent an
operation at the hospital on Thursday.
The Cummings Commission Co.
opened a branch Office at NicOllet last
week.
Lieut.. James Beecher has gone to
Redwood Falls to visit with his sister,
Mrs. Howard.
ttrs. Thomas Collins and son were
visitors at Birch Coolie the greater
part of the week.
John Kohn, of this city, has pur-
chased the residence of his son, Il. G.
Kohn, in Courtland.
Corporal Adolph Klause succeeds
Henry Fast as treasurer of Company
Y, the latter having resigned.
Cuddy & Cavanaugh are doing the
plumbing in the new home of A. c.
Won Hagen, the Sleepy Eye miller.
Jos. Woratscha, the Broadway
liquor dealer, has purchased Mike
Schreiner's place in Klossner for 81, 100.
Alvin Berg, son of the veteran
Sleepy Eye landlord, Carl Berg, has
embarked in the law business in his
home city. ..-
Paul Hippauf was operated on for
appendicitis at the hospital Friday.
Hippauf is student at DR.: Martin
Luther college.
Miss Amanda Muesing came up from
Nicollet Friday to remain, for the
winter at Ileast, at the home OF her
brother, William.
VIM. Silverson and wife will spend
she winter on the Bahama Islands in
the West Indies. They will start from
Cincinnati this week.
VIM. Pfaender Jr. was elected one
of the vice-presidents of the state
horticultural society Its annual meet
ing in st. Paul Thursday.
Mr.. Wagner of Sleepy Eye, who re-
Gently purchased the Bingham lumber
business at Essig, is improving the
property with new buildings.
Upon receiving notice of the death
of Judge Weber, Judge Olsen, who
was holding court at Marshall, or
dered an adjournment until Jan. 18th
4 new edition of Bryant's History
OF the Sioux Massacre is to be ISSUED
soon. It will be published by the
authors son, DR.. Eugene Bryant O
Oklahoma.
Last week a St. Peter justice fnet
Franz Brey of Lafayette S25 and costs
amounting in all to $3.50, for beating
his wife. The woman in the case wa
formerly Mrs. John Singer Of New
UIm.
Henry J. Berg will move from Sleep.
Eye to New Ulm this week. The Sleep,
Eye Herald says: "During Mr.. Berg
residence in Sleepy Eye he has mad
many friends who will regret his de
parture."
Representative Dalzell of Morte
was in the city Friday evening. Bot
Representative Dalzell and Senate
Clague told the Review that in thei
opinion Rochne of Zumbrota would b
the next speaker
The st. Paul Turnverein celebrate
its tenth anniversary at the new ha
on Wabasha street Friday evening
Prof. Boenisch making the principa
address. Albert Pfaender Of this cit
was in attendance.
Counterfeit s. silver certificates ar
in circulation in and around New Ull
according to information receive
from Washington. The certificate
are described as closely resemblin
the counterfeit SO certificates found i
circulation in Chicago.
The treasury department has recon
mended to congress an increase {
$40, 900 in the appropriation for tn
New Ulm public building. The add
tional allowance will undoubtedly /
granted and New Ulm will then get
building in keeping with its size an
needs.