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

cagO on q visit
Mrs. Laird of Redwood Falls spent
Saturday and Sunday here with /
friends.
Fred Retzlaff of Cottonwood under
went an operation at the hospita. last
week for the removal of one of his
eyes.
Emil Olsen of Lafayette has entered
the employ of Frank Niemann. He
me we'd his family to this city about a
week ago.
Chas. Brust r., the American Elk
press agent, returned from Chicago
yesterda and will resume his official
duties today.
Several hundred pounds of wild rice
were sown in Swan Lake last week by
Secretary Miller of the Nicollet coun-
ty game league.
John Sturm, stranger, was arres-
ted last Friday for drunkenness. The
next day he paid a fine of Sl5, assessed
by Justice Henningsen.
Fred Berdan has sold his st. George
saloon to John Reinhart and will give
immediate possession. Mr.. Berdan
will move to New Ulm.
While working in the Schumacher
brewery Friday afternoon, Henry
eo11 fnor,o uoc
badly bruised about the face and legs.
In the football game between the
high school teams of Mankato and
Sleepy Eye at Mankato Saturday af-
ternoon Mankato won with score of
IL to 5.
Deputy Oil Inspector Geisinger went
to ST. Paul Thursday to attend a ban
quet given by mis- fellow inspectors as
a farewell to their retiring chief, Mr..
McDermott.
William Ganski, veteran Sigel
farmer, has decided to spend the re-
mainder of his days in New Ulm. He
will occupy the Eyer residence on
Payne street.
Hon. Ole Peterson Of Brighton and
j. K. Peterson of Lafayette were
among those who participated in the
proceedings of the buttermakers' con-
vention at st. Peter.
Carl Gross, step-father of Henry
Pfeiffer, died at the latter's home or
Wednesday. The deceased had reached
the advanced age of eighty-four years
nearly forty Of which were spent ir
New Ulm.
| Edward E. Gieseke, the popula,
manager of the Lampert Lumber com
pany's business in Sleepy Eye, is te
be transferred to larger field in St
Paul, His Sleepy Eye successor vii
be Jos. Fielka of Bigelow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Polta celebra
ted their wooden wedding Friday eve
ming. In the happy event they wer
Joined by many of Mr.. Polta's associ
ates in the fire department and not
few of his fellow workmen in the mill
, DR.. Arnold Schwyzer of St. Pau
, has been appointed Swiss consul 70
the Northwestern states to succeed tn
late DR.. Stamm. The appointment
was rendered him last week by DR.. [
Vogel, the Swiss ambassador a
Washington.
At the Southern Minnesota Teach
. ers' convention in Mankato Frida
Prof. Critchett of this city was electe
chairman of the executive committee
Prof. Dills of GAINESVILLE, who at on
4 time was an instructor in the New Ull
schools, was also honored with a plac
on the committee.
Mrs. E. ST. Julien Cox of St. Pete
has gone to St. Paul to live with he
daughter, Mrs. Irene Cox Buell., VIII
has the distinction of being the onl
practicing woman counselor in tt
state. Mrs. Cox's son, Eugene, is
y prominent baseball player and vaud
vile monologist.
;, William Rossbach. one of the o.
residents of Albin, has decided to r
tire from active farm work and wi
. henceforth reside with his daughter
Lamberton Mr.. Rossbach alwa,
played prominent part in his town
:, affairs and for over thirty-fve yea
was either its clerk or assessor.
h A tramp giving his name as lam
f. Kennedy and his home as Lafayett
e Indiana, was injured in the Northwe
j. tern railroad yards in this city yeste
# day morning. The accident occurr.
}. while the tramp was trying to steal
v ride on tie eastbound passenger trai
; and the victim complains of serio1
,6 internal injuries as the result Of beil
}. pinched between two cars. He W