New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-11-06

operator. Is on the SICK list.
Postohice Inspector Morris of ST.
Paul is in the city today on official
business.
The Nicollet Leader reports an cpl
lemic of small pox III the vicinity OF
Nicollet village.
Miss Marie Trimmings of ST. Peter
is guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. F. II. Behnke.
The members of the carpenters I'M
ion will give public ball at the Star
hall on the evening of Nov. l6.
Photographer Lodahl has closed his
gallery in the Henle building and re-
turned to his old home Ia Iowa.
Gen. Bobleter paid another visit to
his wife in St. Paul Sunday but found
no improvement in her condition.
A daughter was born on Saturday
to Mrs. Buck who is visiting at pres
ent with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keegan.
) The ST. Caecilian Society will give
a public card social in the Catholic
school building tomorrow evening,
Nov. It'll.
Albert Huelskamp purchased eighty
acres of land in West Newton yester-
day for 81, 400. The land adjoins his
homestead.
Last Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Huelskamp of Lafayette township
celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary
of their wedding.
Reinhold Dahms has returned from
Castlewood, South Dakota, to take
charge of the New Ulm Bowling Asso-
Citations alleys.
Alderman Wicherski was forty years
old Friday. In the evening he re-
ceived an enjoyable serenade from the
members of the Maennerchor.
The little daughter of Theo. Botten
of Linden was operated on at the hos
pital Wednesday for throat trouble.
The child is in precariOus condition.
Among those who gave Halloween
parties Thursday evening were Misses
Rosskopf and Engelberg, Miss Nagel,
Miss Krook and Master James Dough
err.
Rev. Blume, who comes here from
Winona as the new presiding elder OF
the German Methodist church, will oc-
cupy the Hanschen residence on NORTH
State street.
The choir of St. Peters Episcopal
church will give dime social at the
home OF A. W. Bingham next Satur
day evening, beginning at 1870 O'Clock
/ A cordial invitation to attend is ex
tended to all.
At meeting of the city counncl
last evening the city engineer and wa
ter superintendent were given instruc
lions to secure plans for a reservoir
and also to obtain estimates as to tn
cost thereof. The need of such an ad
dition to our fire protection has Ions
been apparent.
August Meme, who moved to thi
city from the neighborhood of Cobde
seven years ago, died Saturday morn
ing at the age of seventy-two years
During his residence here Mr.. Mein
established an enviable reputation a
worthy and woll-meaning citizen an
his funeral this afternoon will ur
doubtedly be largely attended,
DR.. Whitcomb, secretary of the stat
live stock sanitary board, paid yis
to Bernadotte and Brighton township
in Nicollet county last week and foun
the prevalence of hog cholera to +
fully as wide spread as reported
Breeders are considerably alarmed
} and every possible effort will be mac
7 to arrest the spread of the disease.
A change in the board of director
of the Schumacher Brewing Co. O
Cured last Wednesday, r. w. Sche
err, Fred Pfaender, Otto Tape ar
Herman Nagel succeeding L. G. Voge
: Chas. Brust, VIM. Herrian and He
| man ANIME. A new set OF officers W;
t also elected as follows: President, A
S drew Biebl; vice president, Otto Ia
s pc; secretary, r. w. Scherer; treas
S rer, Herman Nagel; manager, WI
Herrian.
S Martin Dahlig died at his home
}, this city yesterday morning at Il
! ripe old age ofeighty-one years. M
: Dahlig was born in Posen, German
d on the 25th of April, 1926, and came
a America in 1864. The first two yea
!, of his life in this country were spe
S on an Indiana farm, and after ths
g until about ten years ago, he was
s sturdy and respected citizen of Coul