New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-08
Mayor silverson went to Minneapo-

The Bingham elevator at Comfrey
will be closed until after harvest.
| Chas. Arhard started for Texas
yesterday with party of landseekers.
| Rev. Steiner of Owatonna was
guest at the home of Adolph Alvin
last week.
| from prolonged visit with her sons
in Kansas City.
| John J. Palmer, the Wells druggist,
arrived here Sunday to visit his
mother, who is quite sick.
| Congressman Davis of ST. Peter will
deliver the commencement address for
| the Winthrop high school.
| Stoll & Son have the contract for
the plumbing work in L. G. Vogeps
residence on South Minnesota street.
Rev. F. Koehler and family of Nicol-
let were visiting at the home of Rev.
G. j. Albrecht Sunday and Monday.
The German play, "Marie Loretto, y
will be given it's second production at
the Catholic auditorium tomorrow
evening.
The Milford branch of the American
Society of Equity will hold a meeting
at the Milford town hall next Satur-
day afternoon.
Jos kaechele has sold his saloon
business in Springfield to Louis Spar
of Montgomery. The latter took pos
session May 1st.
Oscar Dingler was badly burned
about the face by the explosion of the
gas in a tight air stove in his barber
shop on Saturday.
A "Pfngsfest' will be held at Her.
mann's Heights on the afternoon of
the 10th under the auspices of New
Ulm Lodge No. 81.
Company A and the Second Regi-
ment Band will give a public picnic
in the near future to raise money for
the new rifle range.
s'The Bankers Place in the Commu-
nity' is the title of a paper to be read
by Andrew j. Eckstein at bankers
convention in Pipestone today.
Mrs. Ballipger, who has been visit
ing the Arhard family fer some time,
will return next week to Colorado.
Mrs. Arhard will accompany her.
DR.. Stricken attended the meeting
of the Minnesota Valley Medical So
ciety in Mankato yesterday and read
paper on "Ulcers of the Rectum.''
William Prahl of Milford and Miss
Bertha BRANDED, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike BRANDED, were married at
Sleepy Eye Tuesday morning of last
week.
VIM. Schmidt and August Witt
mann have gone to Milwaukee in
search of employment. Should they
find anything to their liking they will
be followed by their families.
F. W. johnson received signed
photographs yesterday from Field
Marshal Marquis Oyama and General
Baron Kuroki, two of the distin-
guished Japanese commanders in the
famous battle of Mukden.
An important meeting Of the High
School Alumni, at which a new con.
stitution will be submitted for adop.
ton, will be held in the high school
assembly room next Saturday eve
ming. The meeting is called for seven
O'Clock.
The postoffce department. at Wash
ington has notified Postmaster Schmelz
at Springfield that unless some of the
roads leading out of Springfield are
put into a passable condition one Of
the most important of the towns rural
delivery routes will be abandoned.
Christ Moe, Anton Ouren and Editor
Eggensperger of Hanska went to Min.
neapolis Thursday to purchase
machinery for the newly organized
consult with the Minneapolis&St
Louis officials relative to locating the
plant on the company's right-of-way
The New Ulm Rifle Club held its
first shoot this season Sunday morn
ing. The score on the King large
was as follows: Armand Petry, 152
1 W. 3. Koch, $50; II. j. Meyer, l39
Hugo Gebser, 131; Johns Muhs, 116
Chas. Hauenstein, 70; Henry Petry, IS
On the Standard target the following
were the records: Petry, 36; Koch, 81
Meyer, 30; Gebser, IS; Muhs, 81
Hauenstein, q.
Chief Herzog and Chas. Brust Sr
will represent the New Ulm Fire De
partment at the the state convention il
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