New Ulm review., 1906-06-13
The annual dance of the Modern


The annual dance of the Modern
Woodmen Of this city will be given in
Schmucker's 5 Tivoli Sunday evening of
this week. These affairs always draw
good crowds and it is not expected
that this will be an exception.
Carl Schramm was in the city over
Sunday looking after the interests of
the Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance
company of ST. Paul. He says that
the business of the company is very
good, better than it has ever been.
A ball game was played between a
team from ST. James and the first team
of this city Sunday afternoon. It was
a very one-sided affair the local team
defeating the visitors to the tune of
l6 to l, and the one was mistake.
The Comfrey Rural Telephone com
pany held its annual meeting last week
and declared dividend of l5 per cent
The stockholders present at the meet
ing were all we'll pleased with the ven
ture and additional stock was easily
disposed Of.
Thursday evening the members of the
board Of directors of the Interstate
! Accident and Relief association held
very important meeting in the Office
of the company. All of the directors
were present and the meeting lasted
until near midnight.
Miss Bretta Price closes her term of
school in Dist. No. 9 this week, the
occasion will be celebrated with a pic
! mic for the scholars and visitors. Miss
Price will leave on Friday for Casso-
polls, Mich, where she will spend part
of the summer the guest of relatives.
The president has signed the alcohol
bill and it has now become one of the
laws of the United States. AS soon as
1t is operative the people of this coun-
try will be IN a position to produce all
the alcohol they want without the ex-
! treme tax that has kept it from becom.
! ing a common product.
Anton Ouren of Hanska was in the
city Friday looking after some bust
ness matters. He is one Of the prin.
ciple business men in the village and
speaks we'll of the progress that the
place is making in spite of the fact
/ that water is about the most abundant
thing at present time.
Ifyou are looking for Canadian LAND
in the best part of the dominion at the
lowest price and on the best terms, anc
are interested, you will do we'll to reac
the article under the head, s'Do yo,
want Canada lands?' which appear:
in another part of this issue of tht
Review.
t. Politicians do not pretend to CUES!
who will be the nominee of the republi
can party at Duluth for the Office O
governor and according to the presen
outlook it is expected that there vii
be many votes cast before the conven
tion will decide on the man who is tt
head the state ticket.
The Lutheran church at Winthro,
celebrated it's annual mission festiva
on Sunday. Rev. c.. J. Albrecht O
this city, Rev. A. F. Zich of Sleep,
Eye and Rev. A. Dasler of st. Jane!
we're the ministers who delivered ap
pcopriate sermons to the large con
course of people.
Miss Bertha Sperling has closed +;
successful year as teacher of th,
Winthrop schools, and is now staying
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J r
Sporting. Next week Miss Sperlins
will leave for Minneapolis to attent
the summer session Of the state univer
sity.
The baccalaureate sermon, by Rev
Wheeler at the M. 3. church last Sun
! day evening was largely attended
Rev. Wheeler is pastor of the Congre
gational church at New Ulm and hi
discourse is highly commended from
an intellectual and spiritual viey
point -Sherbarn Advance
The Women's Federation Of club
which was in session in St. Paul for
week beginning Wednesday, May 80
closed last week. It was said to hav,
been one of the best attended meeting
that have ever been held and the ladies
from all accounts are we'll satisfied
with the work that was done.
The home baseball team will be III
to the real thing coming Sunday Jun
18th when the former will cross bat
with the Mankato city team at th
regular time and place in this city
/ Lest we forget they are the fastest team
, the home aggregation has had to meet
but they will go in for victory.
Services in the Catholic church ow
ing to the feast Of aCorpuschristi'