New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-08
Ben Fesenmaier has been granted q
patent on his motor fan attachment.

Ben Fesenmaier has been granted q
patent on his motor fan attachment.
r. P. Yates has moved into the
Somrner fat over Hummel Bros
store.
Alfred j. Keller has accepted posi-
ton with the drug firm of Allen Bros.
in Minneapolis.
Chas. Gamble of Springfield has
traded land in Redwood county for an
elevator at Revere.
Geo. Glotzbach has been elected
president and manager of the Sleepy
Eye base ball club.
A dance will be given in Schlott-
mann's hall in CORTLAND next Satur-
day evening, the 18th.
Miss Hovig, stenographer in the
Eagle Roller mill offices, spent Sun
day with Mankato relatives.
Peter Weller has been placed in
charge of the Hauenstein Brewing
Co.'s saloon near the Eagle mill.
Tomorrow is Ascensio Day. Spe-
cial services will be held at the Luth-
eran church at 10 O clock in the fore
noon.
W. T. Eckstein went to ST. Peter
yesterday morning to attend the spring
term Of the Nicollet county district
court.
Miss Hedwig Rudolph, who teaches
music at Revere and nearby towns, is
lying ill at the home of friend in
Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eichmann of
Springfield are rejoicing over the re-
cent addition of daughter to their
household.
The old Fischer residence building
on Centre street has been sold to Will
liam Stork who will move it onto his
lots on South Franklin street.
A 'saengerfest" will be held at the
ST. Olaf Lutheran church in Albin on
June g. Various choirs from towns in
the immediate neighborhood will par
ticipate.
Rev. J. Buerkle, German Luther
an minister of Geneva, Iowa, has been
secured to take charge of the congre-
cations at Tracy, Comfrey and Noun
tain Lake.
Rev. Pozek of St. George will go to
Europe next month on visit. Dur
ing his absence the ST. George parish
will be in charge of Rev. Andrew Biebl
of Columbus, Ohio.
DR.. Gag, a New Ulmite who has
been practicing medicine at Brecken-
ridge for three years past, is now a
resident of Marshall. He decided to
locate there last week.
Announcement has been made Of the
forthcoming marriage of Adolph Bur
meister, the popular mail carrier, and
Miss Clara Groebner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wenzel Groebner.
Alex. Harkin, formerly leading
resident of West Newton, was seventy
nine years of age last Wednesday and
his birthday was celebrated by hold
ing family reunion at st. Peter,
Mrs. Alex. Russell and Mrs. Massa.
pust of West Newton we're among those
present.
!, Prof. Critchett of this city has beer
i engaged to conduct five weeks sum
mer school at Morris. Prof. Hess O.
Sleepy Eye will have charge of tht
one at Warren and Prof. Patchin O
Springfield the one at Caledonia
Miss Susan Holman, who is nov
travelling in Europe, will he one Of thu
assistant instructors at Ortonville.
At special term of court in Hen
} deIson Herman Benning and Henry
Kempf, the Winthrop arson suspects
were released, the former on bail il
the SUM of So, 900 and the latter through
habeas corpus proceedings. This turl
in the affairs of the two men has en-
gendered considerable feeling il
Winthrop, according to the News
, and it would not be surprising i
drastic measures were resorted to,