New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-18


the local courts. a number Of new
players will be introduced to the game
this season, and it is expected that
several tourn aments will be arranged
with outside players.
The last issue of the Saturday Even
ing Post contains an excellent article.
from the pen, or typewriter, Of Elmer
son Hough on The Day Of Law S It
is one of the most realistic pen pictures
of the past and present that has ever.
been drawn and is worth reading.
Heller & Gag of this city have been.
busy for the past week in Sleepy Eye
decorating the residence of Senator
Somerville. It is safe to say that
when they have completed the work the
senator will have one of the best Jobs
that it is possible to obtain.
Sleepy Eye public schools will take
up the manual training course which
has been adopted in the schools Of this
city and will also add class in sew
ing for pupils ofthe seventh and eighth
grades. The work is to be in charge of
the superintendent of the schools.
Mile. Modjeski is in the city and is
willing to relieve any number of the
people of their hard-earned dollars in
exchange for guess atwhatis tohap-.
pen to them in the future. Probably
your future will be just as secure
whether you consult a fortune teller
or not.
Rev. FIR. Scholzen has been appoin-z
ted collector for the cathedral funds in
place of Rev. FIR. Rinke, whose i'll.
health did not allow him to continue
The former priest is the assistant in
the local Catholic church and has al
ready assumed duties as collector
since Monday. S
81 Visitors to German park this spring
will miss the stately old maple trees
that stood behind the row of ever
green's leading from the south gate.
They as'well as many of the other
large trees have been cut down and the
park looks entirely different this year.
than it did last.
Sleepy Eye people will hold mass
meeting tomorrow evening for the pur-
pose of raising fund to be sent to
the stricken people Of San Francisco.
It seems that the city does not feel
warranted in appropriating the city
money for that purpose and this other
means is taken to raise it..
At the special meeting of the Knights
of Columbus held last evening A. j..
Eckstein was the delegate elected to
the state convention which is to be
held in ST. Paul. This council is enti-
tied to two delegates the Grand Knight
being one in all events. The conven-
ton meets on the 9Th of May.
Members Of the K. Of P. lodge held
a sort of farewell reception of their
members for Richard Riggs, who ex-
poets to leave next week for New Rich
=
land where he is to become head mill
Ter. He has been second miller in the
Eagle mill for a number of years and
is considered an expert in his line.
Louis Bushard has returned from
his trip to Montana, to which state he
went with the intention Of locating, but
fpdirr tbnt fbe, oo,,r+rv l+l,a 49,,
poets there were not to be compared
with those of this state, he has re-
turned and will probably look for an
opening in this neighborhood.
b. N. Somsen, who has been in
Western Canada for the past two
weeks or more, sent some clover bios
SONS which he picked as evidence of
the advanced condition of the season
in that part OF the country. This would
seem to indicate that Vegetation in that
country is at least month ahead of
this.
Hermann Bluehm, a New Ulm bow,
WHO has been working in the Heinz
bakery at Mankato was accidentally
hurt while at work Friday morning.
His father received telegram that
Hermann had two of his fingers torn
off by an electric wheel in the bakery,
and was obliged to be taken to the
hospital in that city.
The Sleepy Eye branch of the Ameri-
can Society OF Equity is preparing for
a great gathering of the farmers Of
Brown and adjoining counties on May
rs. Estate Organizer Webber of Roc
hester, will be present and it is expect
ed that many new members will join
and the cause of the farmers union be
greatly strengthened.
a very successful rummage sale was
conducted by the members of the Ep-
worth League in the builing recently
occupied as the Review Office. An un-
usually useful lot of articles were of
fered for sale and hrnIlpht GOOD nr;noe