New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-06
Around the County.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Aron Johnson has purchased his
fathers farm south of Lafayette vii
lage for $1,000. Il
Redwood Falls, with population of
over two thousand, will have only
three saloons this year.
Lillian Anderson, daughter of ex-
Sheriff Anderson, died at Springfield
on Monday Of consumption.
Geo. Fischer of Searles was
Clements the forepart of the week
looking after his saloon business.
Charles Hedberg and Miss Petra
Lein, both OF Bernadotte, were united
in marriage on the 10Th of j anuary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Unterbrink of St. |
George are rejoicing over an increase
in their family on Tuesday. The new
arrival is a girl.
VIM. Espenson of Lonsdale, Rice
county. has accepted the position of
cashier Of the CORTLAND State Bank.
He succeeds Louis Scharf.
Brown county has two patients at
the Rochester hospital this week
Mrs. James c. Peterson of Springfield
and j.. P. Johnson of Evan.
Geo. P. Forster of Springfield was
elected a member of the executive
committee of the Funeral Directors
Association in ST. Paul last week.
Christian Prosch. an old resident of
is county, died at his home in
! Prairieville on Tuesday of last week.
| He was seventy-six years of age.
Superintendent Hendricks of the
Sleepy Eye schools has resigned. For
the present he intends to take up post
graduate work in some of the eastern
colleges.
The firm of Scott & Blomeke, furni-
ture dealers at Springfield, has been
! dissolved. Scott will start a new
store while Blomeke continues to run
the old one
The resignation of Rev. Lang as
pastor of the Danish Lutheran church
in Sleepy Eye has been rendered and
accepted. Rev. Lang goes to Kenosha,
Wisconsin.
Presiding Elder Hauch of Mankato
was badly bruised in a runaway acct
dent in Eden about ten days ago. He
will be unable to attend to his duties
for some time.
! NJ. P. Hansen, who has been renter
on Chris. Olsen's farm near Evan for
several years, has decided to embark
in the livery business at Milroy. Mr..
Olsen will resume charge of the farm.
| Geo. Walther of Gibbon and Miss
Theresa Vetter Of West Newton will
be married at the ST. George church
next Monday. The bride to be is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Vetter.
John Brunner, a saloon keeper at
Fairfax, was arrested last week for
keeping his place open on Sunday.
The proceedings were instituted under
village ordinance and Drummer es.
capped with fine of $40.
The first dividend, a dividend of ter
per cent, has been declared by the
trustee of the estate of Moses K. Arm.
strong of St. James. Armstrong was
the banker and hotel builder who fail
ed and died as result of the failure
Hugo Zimbrich and Mrs Theresa
Blessing of Spokane Falls are visit
ing Geo. Wager's family in Yves
Newton. The visitors had an excep
tionally good trip coming east, con
sidering the blockade, making the
trip in five days.
A number of people living in anc
near Courtland held meeting re
Gently and agitated the organization
of a German Lutheran congregation
The proposition met with favor and il
a little while the sum of over 81, OOt
was subscribed for the building of {
3 church.
The ST. Johns Catholic Society il
Searles held a meeting Saturday eve
ming and elected the following officers
President, A. A. Schlumpberger: vic,
president, Henry Scheibel; secretary
Frank Kluck; treasurer, John Wag
ner; marshal: Victor Dauer: life in
surance directors, Henry Scheibel fo
) one year, Rev. G. Mamar for tw,
years and John Fischer for tire,
: years. The society now has fort,
| members.
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