New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-09
German Triton Jr. has gone e. Ari-

German Triton Jr. has gone to Ari-
coma for the winter.
A little child Of Wolfeano Hacker
% st. George died Sunday night.
Geo. Doster of Lamberton was
Trans acting business here Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Vogtel has been spend
sag the week with Minneapolis friends.
Andrew Daley, the Northwestern
aeeal yard conductor, is sick with the
grippe.
Sheriff Julius will attend a meeting
@f the sheriffs of the state in St. Paul
es January 23rd.
tlvez Gretta. one of the first settlers
OF Albin, died on Thursday. He was
seventy years of age.
Miss Mabel Morain is back at her
aesk In the Eagle mill offices after an
illness of several weeks.
Geo. Book has been busy the past
week making survey of Lake Titlow
Tor the village of GAYLORD.
Henry Bode Jr. of Courtland has
purchased 200 acres northwest of the
village from Miss Elva Doty.
Miss Allie Scherer pleasantly enter
tanned small party of friends Fri
aay evening in honor of Einar Hoidale.
Carl Smesmo of Linden has entered
the public schools of this city. He will
also take violin lessons from some
local teacher
Editors Hodges of Sleepy Eye and
MAILER of Springfield were in the city
Monday. The county printing deal
was the magnet.
Miss Minnie Silverson left for her
home in Cincinnati last Saturday.
She will accompany her parents to the
Bahama Islands.
L. G. Kreiss, of the Milwaukee The
atre Co., will bring company west
next spring in elaborate productions
OF "Alt Heidelberg'' and ''Onkel
Braesig.''
Ezra Martin, manager of the Eagle
mill elev ator at Worthwhile, South Da-
kota, died this week. Paul Lehman
has been sent from here to take charge
of the elevator.
Alex Henle was fortunate enough to
recover watch which he lost while
going either to Or from the New Years
ball at Turner Hall He now uses a
elothes-line for chain.
Two teams of New Ulm bowlers, ten
raen in all, went to Sleepy Eye Thurs
day evening and in three match
games defeated an equal number of
Sleepy Eye experts by "a pins.
Senator Somerville is still at Battle
Creek, Michigan, and although he is
rapidly gaining in strength he will re-
main there for six weeks more. Mrs.
Somerville has gone to Florida for
she winter.
Otto Gerstenmaier, who enlisted in
the navy two years ago, is in the city
ON furlough. Ever since his enlist
nnent the young man has been assigned
TO shore duty in connection with the
hospital corps, but he expects to be
sent to sea before the end of the year.
Reuter- Lodge has elected the follow
ing new officers: President, Charles
Stoll; vice president, August Publ
mann; recording secretary, M. Muel-
Ter; financial secretary, JOS. f. Groeb-
ner: treasurer, Fred Pfaender; trus-
tee, Hy. Rudolphi; delegate to the
grand lodge meeting, Albert Ring.
Till Tibbets, the veteran Redwood
Falls resident, was in the. city Thurs
day. While here he made arrange
nents for the return to the Schell
Brewing Company's park of two deer
which he secured from Mr.. Schell two
years ago. Tibbetts has decided to
remove from Redwood Falls to Ex-
celsior.
A dispatch from Denver to the
Pioneer Press of January 4th says
that DR.. Joseph A. Aldrich, formerly
assurgeon of the United States army,
died there at the age of sixty-nine
wears. The dispatch goes on to say
that DR.. Aldrich distinguished him
self at New Ulm during the Sioux up
Using of 1852.