New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-06
Louis Rewitzer has sold his saloon
in Sleepy Eye to q Mr.. Schlaoa,

Louis Rewitzer has sold his saloon
in Sleepy Eye to q Mr.. schlegel.
E. f. Roberts has sold his brick
store building in Courtland to &. Eli
senIenger of st. Paul.
Judge Olsen will soon be called on
to appoint three new members of the
Sleepy Eve Charter Commission.
Charles Neid of Leavenworth has
purchased the Peter Schiltz farm near
Golden. He paid IS, 300 for 120 acres.
Wilhelm Knutson, son of one of the
earliest settlers in Linden township.
died Wednesday evening of pneu-
monia.
Albin Carlson has returned to
Hanska from prolonged stay at
Colfax, Iowa. He is greatly improved
in health.
Congressman Davis of st. Peter is
the only Minnesota member who will
accompany the Panama canal con-
gressional party.
VIM. Ploegge. popular young
Leavenworth farmer, has accepted a
position as salesman in Conrad OIL
sens store in Golden.
George Drake, the Comfrey butter
maker, has accepted a position as
head buttermaker in the Owatonna
creamery with a monthly salary of $780,
S. G. Frederickson will embark in
the implement business at Golden. He
attended the hardware dealers con-
veution in ST. Paul last week to OBJ
tain pointers.
VIM. Pullen of Ridgely has pur-
chased a So, 250 home in Fairfax. In
partnership with his brother he will
soon engage in the livery business
in the latter town.
City Editor McMurchy of the ST.
Paul Daily News paid visit to Sleepy
Eye recently for the purpose of secur-
ing information relative to the death
of Archie Honeyman.
A. G. Thurber of Kimball has pur-
chased the general merchandise stock
of E. F. Roberts of CORTLAND. He
will ship the goods to one of his stores
in the northern part of the state.
The "lid' will again be the issue
in st. Peters forthcoming city cleo
ton. Mayor Housewife has once
more consented to head the reform
ticket, Philip Dick opposing him.
High school students of Sleepy Eye
and Springfield will hold joint de-
bate at the Springfield opera house
Friday evening on the question of
government ownership of railways.
County Attorney Erickson an
nounces that he will not try for the
city recordership at the Springfield
election next Tuesday. John Eich-
mann, New Ulm boy, is talked of
for the place.
Arndt & Francotte, the latter being
the Democratic candidate for sheriff
last fall, will retire from the saloon
business in Springfield on the first of
April. Tillman & zigler of Mankato
will succeed them.
The little daughter of M. Hurias of
Leavenworth had her right hand
crushed in the cog-wheels OF wheat
cleaning machine which her father
was operating last Tuesday. Two
fingers had to be amputated.
A new horse company has been or
ganized in Linden. The following are
the officers: President, L. E. Helling;
vice president, John D. Anderson:
secretary, Theo. Thormedson; treas
urer, G. K. Helling; manager, j. W.
Rooster.
Word has been received in Evan of
the murder of Frank Lamp, a son of
Lars Lamp of Prairieville. The crime
was committed in Olympia, Washing
ton some days ago, but as yet no de-
tails of the tragedy have reached the
victims relatives in this county.
Reports from several sections are to
the effect that a larger number of
prairie chickens are to be found in the
cornfelds at the present time than for
several years past. 1t is supposed
that the deep snow in the Dakotas has
caused them to migrate to this section
for feed.
The opera house committee, recently
appointed in Sleepy Eye, has come to
the conclusion that the erection of a
modern theatre is not feasible at the
present time. The remodelling of the
old Christensen hall is recommended
as the best thing to be done under the
circumstances.
Sleepy Eye may acquire a new
lighting plant, the Sleepy Eye Mill