New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-04-17

Chas. Block of this city has opened
a meat market in CORTLAND.
G. A. Ottomeyer and family returned |
from California Saturday evening.
Mesdames Somsen and Broderick |
will entertain at whist this after
noon.
Fred Engelbert and family left for
their new home in st. Paul yesterday
morning.
The Blue Ribbons defeated the
Searles Giants Sunday afternoon.
Score, 25 to 6.
Arthur Boock, at present employed
in bank at ST. Michaels, spent Sun
day here with relatives.
Bert Bog and Miss Clara Nundahl,
both popular young people of Hanska,
were married on the 9th.
A regular meeting of the New Ulm
Commercial Association will be held
at Gebser's Hall tomorrow evening.
Peter Manderfeld is one of the di-
rectors of the new Metropolitan State
Bank recently organized in Mime
apolis.
The German play, "Marie Loreto;"
will be given second production at
the Catholic auditorium on the eve
ming of May 9th.
After an absence of six months
Attorney Somerville is back at his
Office in Sleepy Eye, apparently enjoy
ing the best of health.
Senator johnson wired DR.. L. A.
Fritsche on Monday that the Wright
bill granting pensions to survivors OF
the Indian war of 1862 had passed both
houses.
! Leo Nenno came down from Red
wood Falls Sunday to spend few
| DAYS with his brother before the lat
ter leaves for his new home in Ne
/ braska.
Attorney Eckstein has engaged
Somerville & Hauser of Sleepy Eye
to assist him in fighting the case in
stituted by the guardian of the Well
ner children.
Judge Olsen will hereafter receive
an annual salary of 50, 200. The bill
increasing the salaries of the supreme
and district court judges became q
law last week.
Albin Mueller, who has been suffer
ing from Bright's disease the past few
mopths, died at Sleepy Eye Thursday
afternoon. The deceased was a nephew
of Postmaster Buelow.
State Deputy Peterson has beer
working here the past few days in tn
interests of the local Equitable Frazier
nal Union. A large class will be. mi
tiated next Monday evening.
; Richard Baasen arrived here iron
Edmonton. Canada, last Thursda
afternoon. He will remain here
couple of weeks or more, visiting hi
; mother, and will then go to California
A company, having in view tn
manufacture of drain tile at Hanska
will be organized this week. Anto
Ouren, Theo. Thormedson and Edito
Eggensperger are among the chic
b promoters.
Attorney Rieke of Fairfax has gon
to Mexico on a tour of inspection fo
, the Tobasco Plantation Co. Their
/: were eleven candidates for the jot
l but Rieke secured sixteen more vote
than all the other applicants put tt
gether.
The Methodist Sunday School {
Hanska has elected the followin
new officers: Superintendent, F. {
: Chambard: assistant, Prof. Peterson
secretary, Miss Tilda Gulbrandso1
treasurer, Mrs. John Cart; organis
D Miss Una Chambard.
n The officers and degree team of tt
# Modern Woodmen camp Of this cit
d have received an invitation to ASST!
n in the work of initiating from 800
: 1000 candidates at Marshall on ii
: 2lst and 22nd of June. The sum
ST.. 900 has been offered in the way
prizes to competing teams and band
D Ellen Peterson, the Lake Prairie gi
8 who was locked up for two weeks
n the Nicollet county jail for assaultir
neighbor whom she accused
8 practicing witchcraft, was releas'
\ from custody last Friday. While
the Jail minister endeavored to g
her to reject her belief in witches, al
when she was given her freedom s.
q informed the sheriff that she had 10
a all faith in things occult.
At the convention of Lutheran par