New Ulm review., 1906-03-21


VIM. Deutsch. who has been looking
after the pharmacy business in the
Pfefferle drug store during the sickness
of the proprietor, expects to leave for
his home in Shakopee today. The
many friends of Eugene Pfefferle will
be glad to see him able to be at his
store again.
It is expected that the Improvements
now underway on the interior Of the
Congregational church will be com
pleted by Sunday. Services were held
in the church last Sunday under a
mass of staging covering the entire
church which was in the process OF be-
ing frescoed.
DR.. J. L. Schoch, president of
the Northwestern Telephone company.
was here this week on business IA alters
pertaining to building rural lines in
this vicinity and improving the local
service that the city may have continu-
Gus service-that is all night and Sun
days.-Lamberton Star.
At Iberia in this county the voters
shut the saloon out by a large majori-
ty For number Of years there has
been more or less trouble in that set
tlement. and it looks as if most Of the
people in the vicinity Of the place have
become disgusted with matters and
have decided to get on the water wagon.
The sheriff of Clear Lake, S. D. has
been making inquiries OF the authori-
ties in this place as to whereabouts
of one John Deberg, insane who is
missing from that place and has been
gone since last Thursday. 1t is said
that he has relatives in this city which
is the reason for applying here for
knowledge.
The county commissioners Of this
county left for Winona Monday where
they will inspect the management of
the poor farm of that county and look
into the manner of caring for the poor
of the county with a view Of getting
ideas that will better the condition OF
the poor of this county in charge OF
the commissioners.
At a meeting Of the Fairfax school
board held at the State bank last
Saturday evening number of the
teachers were elected for next year.
Prof. D. A. Grussendorf was reelected
at the same salary as he is now re-
ceiving, 81. 100 Miss Schapekahm
was reelected at $50 per MONTH
Fairfax Standard.
Mrs. johnson. who figured in police
circles in this city last fall and was
later sent to Minneapolis to take the
| Kelley cure has returned and is at
tempting to get some attorney to oper
up her suit for alimony once more
Her former husband paid the expenses
for the treatment at Minneapolis. HI;
home is near Evan in this county.
On Sunday p. N. the classes of tht
primary and intermediate grades of tht
/ Lutheran school were examined in reli
/ gion. The public examination. helt
in the church, was conducted by Messrs
/ W. Muesing and L. Sievert. Mex
Sunday the upper grades will be ex
members of the confirmation class.
/ Saturday evening of this week is tn
date set for the game OF bowling whicl
is to take place between the Consoli
dated Milling teamof Minneapolis an
the team from the Eagle mill of thi
city. The New Ulm boys were quit
badly defeated in the game played a
Minneapolis but will probably sho1
what they are able to do on the HON
alleys,
Prof. Hern. Helm has been reques
ted to start ladies afternoon elias
in gymnastics, and he is willing to d
SO, provided the class has a member
ship of at least fifteen. It is intende
to have the exercises twice a week frol
2 to 3 o'clock p. N. All those wishin
to join are requested to register wit
Mr.. Helm, where further particulal
can also be had.
DR.. j. P. Graf of New Ulm was
town last Saturday making his usu;
professionalcaH. The doctor has bee
recently appointed on Gen. Bobleter
staff in charge of the commissioner
department with the rank of captain
l The doctor is Spanish-Americs
War soldier and an all round gentl
9 man. His many friends througho
the county extend congratulations.
= Sleepy Eye Herald.
Il Yesterday an officer of the Cover
ment arrived in this city and took tt
Indian maiden, Irene Baker. who hi
been at the hospital for the past we
or more to one of the Indian agenci
west of here whore she will be put