New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-20

Only one wolf was captured in Brown
county during the last three months.
William Herrian has withdrawn
from the aldermanic race in the First
ward.
Jos. Klaus of Mankato spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his New Ulm
relatives.
The school board has decided to
building the new school house on the
Minnesota street site.
It is now Mayor lehman of Fair
fax. One of the former New Uim
boys duties will be to hold down the
lid.
o. M. Olsen will move his drug stock
and fixtures into the corner room of
his new building about the last of next
month.
Asa P. Brooks has been granted a
patent on his device for doing colored
work on ordinary country newspaper
presses.
The members of the Turnverein and
their families enjoyed social dance
and entertainment at the hall Satur-
day evening.
Adjutant General Wood notified
Jos. Popp on Friday that he had been
granted a state pension. His back
pay amounts to S288.
After owning the pacing mare, Ida
I L., for only two days Adolph Wagner
sold her to S. ]. Crearson of Willis
ton, North Dakota, for $3.50.
B. Gruenenfelder has sold the Broad
way residence property, now occupied
by W. W. Green, to Ursula Deutsch
and Barbara Reich of Linden.
A Sunday School institute will be
held at the Evangelical church next
Sunday afternoon and evening. g.
j. Ruentz will represent the Minnesota
Sunday School Association.
Mayor Taylor, Sheriff Donahue and
"Boss' Daley of Mankato were in
the city Sunday. Besides being lead.
ing political figures in their home
town they are all knights of Colum.
bus.
Otto Schell, accompanied by his
wife and son, left for Mudlavia, Indi.
ana, last Friday. The visit to the we'll.
known baths is made for the benefit
of Mrs. Schell's health.
Mrs. Theo. Scheidrich has instituted
damage proceedings against the city
for injuries alleged to have been re.
ceivsd in October last through a defec'
tive sidewalk near the Haeberle ice
house. She sues for 1000.
Sometime during Sunday night 9
THE: or thieves entered the confection
cry store of F. W. Eibner and robbed
the cash register of SIS. Mr.. Eibnel
was at the store as late as clever
O'Clock and found everything undis
turbed, but in the morning the money
was missing. Just how the thief en-
tered the building is not known.
1 o. W. Hagen, the Sleepy Eye banker
left for the south last Thursday to b.
gone about three months. In his trip
which is undertaken for the purpose
of introducing the Sleepy Eye Dry
Process for cleaning wheat, Mr.. Hagel
will visit Mexico, Panama, Chile an,
Argentina, and by the time he reache
home he will have travelled over 20,
900 miles.
) The annual meeting of the Brow
County Agricultural Society, hello, las
, Wednesday evening, resulted in tn
, election of the following officers: Presi
dent, Ferdinand Crone; secretary
Adolph Burmeister; treasurer, F. II
Behnke; directors, Jacob Klossner
Emil Mueller, Ferdinand Crone, AID
, Burmeister, Otto Schell VIM. Hue
velmann, Chas. Hauenstein, F. b
Behnke. Ben Juni, j. P. Graft, A. J
Vogel, H. F. Schrader, G. Fl. Dirk
and Henry Kaschau. The officers re
ports showed the receipts from the las
fair to have been So, 480.15 and th
disbursements 50, 280.40.