New Ulm review., 1906-07-18
The Sunday school Of the, ,Congrepa 4.

social dL the cluFcn bllS evening be-
ginning at six o'clock and lasting as
long as there is any person to be
served. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend. Ten
cents will be the price for ice cream
and cake.
The fair and sale given by the ladies
of the Turnverein last Wednesday was
we'll patronized but the entertainment
in the evening had but a small audi
ence and the dance did not attract.
The evening was quite warm and there
was apparently no desire for dancing.
The receipts of the enterprise were very
gratifying.
w. G.. Alvin has had a cane made
from the cedar tree that used to stand
in the rear of the Olsen building and
was destroyed by a wind storm last
year. The cane is left in the natural
color and has walnut head. It isn't
SO much for service as it is for erna-
ment and serves as relic of the first
days Of the city.
One can recognize the approach of
election time. The usual talk of an
appropriation for public buildings in
number of the cities of this state is
being revived. Promises of these
things have come to mean but little to
the people of this part of the state they
are looking for the fulfllment Of those
of two years ago.
/ The supreme court has sustained
Judge Webber in imposing a fine OF
$3.50 for contempt on Fred B.Phillips,
the attorney in the famous Phillips
land case that has occupied the time
of the, court in Redwood county for
several terms, so Mr.. Phillips will
doubtless pay up or take six months
in the county jail.
Ben Stockman has purchased of An
ton Gag an oil painting that is con
sidered to be his best work It is a
very pretty scene, not large but inter
estingly real and a valuable piece OF
work. Mr.. Gag gives but little of his
time to work in oils, but what he does
! shows that he is a master hand and ar
artist of much ability.
DR.. Reineke is now the owner o1
about as fine automobile as there is il
the city. It is one of the Lansing,
Mich, company's cars, neat, strong
and apparently as able to tour the
country as any of the machines in this
part Of the country. He will find it a
great convenience in making hurry-ur
calls in his profession.
Miss Hohmann planned an enter.
tainment for the graduating class OF
the high school Friday evening and
arranged to take them out on the
launch, but when the party arrived a,
the boat house for some reason the en-.
gine would not work and the launch
trip had to be abandoned A picnic
party followed and the young people
had very pleasant time.
Active interest is being taken in the
effort to incorporate the industry
known as the New Ulm Woo1en mil
and parties have disposed4ef severa
blocks of shares. It's SAL stp predict
thatif theenterpriseis caHred through
it will result in a betterent of the
business as well as increasing the in.
dustrial interests Of the city to very
appreciable extent.
T. o. .Haugen of New Sweden, has
1 announced his intentions of being Z
candidate for the republican nomina.
1 ton for representative of Nicolle
county. He will oppose Ole Peterson
and will have a job on his hands Ole
comes about as near representing the
people of his district as any man ir
the legislature and it will take good
man to turn him down at the polls.
Paul F. Dehnel, who for few weeks
held cases in the Journal Office in this
city and later was the father of the
Wanda Pioneer Press which died be.
fore it was able to walk, is now the
publisher of the Chaska Review and is
a candidate for the Office of represen.
tative from Carver. county, and viii
! look to the people for their support al
the primaries.
The people of the district have beer
supplied with copies of a speech on the
alcohol bill by McCleary. It is .
i pleasure to be able to report that in the
matter Of free alcohol as far as taxa.
ton is concerned, Mr.. McCleary was
/ right. There is every reason to believe
/ that with the advent of denaturizeo
alcohol in the industrial market of this
country there will be quite a revolution
along several lines.
/ With the placing Of the central ener.
] gy system in operation in thes4ice ot
the Minnesota Central TelephQne Co..
i in this city, some other GhaH8HK will