New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-06-06

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was unable to make his trip Monday
/ ane has informed them that the bridge
will have to be replaced in some man
ner or it will be his duty to report the
matter to the government.
It IS seldom at any time Of the year
that the water in the Minnesota river
IS as high as it has been the past week
or SO, and particularly is this true al
THIS time OF the year. Much Of the low
land along the course Of the river has
been under water and large part of
IT will not be cultivated. Most of this
is corn land and has yielded large
amounts of that grain, some of it has
been plowed and some of it has been
SO wet that farmers nave been unable
to get on it with pillow.
The city has been well billed for the
annual picnic of the Modern Wood
men camps that is to be held at Made
liza on the 2lst OF this month. The
local team will be sent to the picnic
from this camp and number OF the
members of the order will be present
to enjoy the festivities. These Wood
men picnics are said to be always we'll
attended and have features that are
not found in anything of similar.
nature. It is hoped that the picnic
may be held in this city the coming
year.
The alumni association of the high
school has decided to do away with
the banquet feature of the occasion of
their meeting this year and will simply
have short program by members of
the association which will conclude
with a light lunch. The meeting will
take place in the auditorium of the
high school, preparations for which
are we'll under way. It is expected
that there will be a good attendance
OF the graduates from the school and
that they will all have very pleas ant
| time
The New Ulm Maennerchor and the
Second Regiment orchestra went to St.
George Sunday evening where they
gave a concert for the benefit of the
people OF that community. The con-
cert was we'll attended and was thor
oughly enjoyed by all. In the. after
noon OF the same day there vas ball
game at the same place. played by a
team from this city and St. George
team. The score was something awful
on both sides, but the attraction seems
to have interested large number of
people.
There has been considerable com
plant among the business men of the
city IN regard to the condition of Min
nesota street. It has not only been dis
agreeably muddy, but when the rain
ceases the sprinkler is scarcely able to
keep the dust down. This is due to the
vast amount Of accommodations that
have piled up on it during the winter
/ months, and which should have been
scraped off in the early spring. The
| street will bother all summer on this
account and to the grocery men especi-
ally will be a nuisa nce.
Several OF the papers which come t.
this Office from other cities ha,e
complaints of the dissertation q
orial day during the time of the
ces OF the veterans, contrary
provisions of the law and the
ment OF the people. It can be S;
the credit of this city that the ds
observed in all form and in all re
to the wishes of the members o.
Grand Army, and the business hoE
complied with the spirit of the pro,
nation so that there was room for
complaint in any quarter.
/ The scholars of District No. 3 w,
given a picnic dinner at the close
the school term last Friday. Theclosi
exercises OF the school were held
Thursday and the day following
short program was carried out by t
children in the morning and then tn
were treated to picnic dinner on ii
school yard. Games and other amuse
ments were INDUCED in and the child
rem allowed to enjoy themselves as
they felt best. Bruce Kennedy has been
Teacher in that district for number OF
terms and has given the very best sat
isfaction.
/ r. p. Evans OF Cambria has been
enjoying visit from his sister whose
home is inPlymouth, Pa. Mr.. Evans
has not seen her since they were chill
dren together at the old home and was
unable to recognize her when she got
of the train at Cambria. She stayed
! with him for several weeks and last
week departed for her home. Mr..
Evans will leave in a short time for
Wisconsin points where he will spend
sometime with friends. His wife who