New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-06-19

Victor Neumann visited during the
week with his sister, Mrs. Rinke in
Lamberton.
Pierce Butler, the st. Paul attorney,
has been named by Gov. johnson as
member of the board of university
regents to succeed E. w. Randall, the
new dean of the agricultural college.
John Bobleter has established an
insurance agency in connection with
his ether work. He writes fire, acct
dent, life and health policies and will
undoubtly meet with much success.
Henry W. Behnke, the Portland
business college proprietor, arrived
here Wednesday noon. After spending
a week or more with his mother, he
will visit the jamestown exposition.
A. j. Alvin goes to Mitchell, South
Dakota, this afternoon to attend the
annual convention of the South Da-
kota Traveling's Men Association.
Mr.. Alvin will deliver one of the prin-
cipal addresses of the convention.
While putting new coat of tar on
the roof of the steam laundry building
Friday afternoon, Evan Dingler &C
cidently upset pail of the heated
liquid and had both of his hands bad
ly burned in consequence.
Announcement is made of the forth
coming marriage of Hugh Walter,
editor of the Brown County Journal,
and Miss Doris Elizabeth Smith OF
LIE Sueur. The happy event will take
place at LIE Sueur next Tuesday.
A telegram received from St. Paul
yesterday brought the news that the
Railway and Warehouse Commission
had ordered the track connection be-
tween the Northwestern and Minnea-
polls & St. Louis roads in this city
prayed for by the New Ulm Stone CO.
and others.
Mrs. Leonard Schmauss and mother,
Mrs. Hoffman,, returned to their Man
kato home Friday after a weeks stay
here with relatives. Mrs. Schmauss'
husband has recently purchased hos
pital at Alexandria, Indiana, and will
take charge of it in January. In the
meantime he and his wife will make
tour of Europe.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season will take place at the Lutheran
church this evening when Miss Minnie
Retzlaff becomes the bride of Rev.
Albrecht of White, South Dakota.
Miss Retzlaff is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. 81. Retzlaff of this city
and is young lady Of good appear
ance and charming manners. AS Mrs.
Albrecht she will carry to her new
home the best wishes of host of
friends.
A party at Redwood Falls was re-
Gently asked by a Kentucky distilling
concern to furnish the names Of people
who might possibly become customers,
it being understood that in the event
Of any sales being made as the result
of advertising among these people the
sender of the names was to receive
liberal reward. AS joke, the Red
| wood party sent in the names of all
the prominent temperance people
whom he could think of. A month
or so later he received case of whis-
key and later letter informing him
that his list had brought orders aggre-
eating 1886.
Lyman G. Smith, who was injured
while getting off a Minneapolis & St.
Louis train last fall, was last week
awarded a verdict of So, 500 The facts
of the case seem to be as follows: Mr..
Smith went to train in the evening
to see some friends away on journey.
| While he was aboard the train star
ted, and it was not until hehad reached
crossing seven blocks distant that he
| got of under circumstances, as he
claimed, which laid the company liza
| BILE, the trainmen permitting him to
| get off while the train was still run
ming and when the plaintiff had reason
to believe it was stopping. Smith in
getting IF came in contact with a post
and was thrown under the wheels.
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