New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-09-26

Aug. Zeig, who recently returned
from the ruined city Of San Francisco,
has accepted a position with the Minne-
sofa Pharmaceutical Association, and
last week went to ST. Paul to take up
j his work in the house. He is a prac-.
ltical chemist and a man in whom the
association may place confidence.
4 W. r. Hodges, secretary of the State
! Board of Equalization, was inthe city
/ Saturday on his way to his home in
Sleepy Eye, where he spent Sunday.
/ He returned to his work on the board
which will be in session for the next
two weeks, Monday.
I. M. Olsen the successful nominee
OF the republican party for the Office
OF judge was in the city a couple of
days last week receiving the congratu-
lations of his. friends. He wears a
] very pleased expression since the re-
turns from the district have shown
that he is SO far. ahead of the other
candidates.
John Schaefer adsthe misfortune of
getting his. arm between the braces of
the balance wheel Of a gasoline engine
s|sout.. on the fair: grounds Wednesday
while in motion, with the unhappy ,ex-
]. perience of breaking his arm. A doctor
WAS called who reduced s.ssthe fracture
i and at presentsthe patient is getting
] along nicely. !. So ~ $3.50 -,
During fair week the large show
window in the, Buengefs furniture store
was the center Of attraction for all who
passed that way. He has miniatur
\ carnival and fair in, full operation.
! The mechanism of the,display IS oper-
ated by electricity and when in motion
/. makes a very interesting and attractive
i display, calling attention to some Of
I the bargains chat are to be found in
i the store.
/ A runaway team of horses attached
to wagon crashed into one Of the
plate glass windows in the clothing
4 store Of Crone Bros. Wednesday doing
a large amount of damage to the win
dow but not injuring the team greatly.
The glass is one of the largest, if not
| the largest in the city and though it
was insured will result in considerable
/ loss to the firm.
i Among the melancholy things that
have. been recorded since the results
4 of the primary election have been made
known, is the defeat of Paul Dehnel of
3 Chaska for the Office of Clerk of Court
of Carver county. 1t will be remem-
bered that he was for short time en-
ployed in the Office of the Brown Coun-
ty Journal in this city and is now
editing a paper III Chaska. Paul is
young and will recover.
The public schools of Duluth will
4 adopt simplified spelling on an option
al basis. The list of 300 words sug-
guested by the simpli6ed spelling
board will be circulated among the
city. schools, and the children given to
understand that the forms suggested
are convenient and correct, hut the old
!. form will also be regarded as correct,
and the choice of spelling left entirely
to the pupil.
:. There appears to have been deter
mlnation on the part of the voters OF
/. Redwood countyto see that the machine
at Redwood Falls was turned down
land the outside votes won. In the can.
didates that were caught in the change
LOT affairs was VIM. G.. Owens, who
was raised in Sleepy Eye and is known
4 to most of the people Of this county
He was given handsome plurality
Il for the office of county attorney, and
I will make a good officer.
IS The football team of this city that is
composed of some of the boys Of the
city and some of the boys who are at.
tending the high school, has made ar.
: rangements to play a number Of games
r this fall. The first was to have been
with Sleepy Eye Saturday, but had tc
, be postponed and will be played next
Saturday at Sleepy Eye. The team is
designated as the Misfits, and the high
i school athletic association has moth.
J, ing to do with it or with football as a
{ part Of the plan for athletics, though
I some Of the boys play with the team,