New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-27

F So = = = ese1ss VI tue tONuSuIE
OF Cottonwood will hold ! meeting 81
the town clerks Office on March 5th.
i Albert Peterson. a prominent resi-.
dent OF Golden, died on the 18th. The
funeral was held at Springfield on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Cotton is the Northwestern .
new agent at Essig. The former agent.
Mr.. Hosfelt, has been transferred to
Meriden, Wis.
/ The Window branch of the United
Norwegian Lutheran church will hold
a mission conference in Hanska today
and tomorrow
Miss Amanda Sasse of Sleepy Eye
was found dead in her bed Wednesday
morning. The young lady was VIC
tim of epilepsy.
/ Albin Miller, nephew of Postm as
ter Buelow of Sleepy Eye, is failing in
health sorapidly that it IS not thought
| ne can long survive.
| Andrew johnson OF Lafayette is sew
ing sentence of thirty days in the
Nicollet county Jail for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.
John Arlandson of Brighton and
Miss Betty Lenere of Minneapolis were
recently married at the Norwegian
Lutheran church in Brighton.
j. T. Jacobsen has returned to La
fayette from course of study at a
veterinary college in Kansas City. He
will open an Office in our neighboring
village.
VIM. Bohannan has leased his Col
den Gate farm to John White of Hi
nois. Mr.. Bohannan and his mother
will make their future home in South
Dakota.
A. p. Heymann, a former New Ulm-
lite, now living at Graceville, has pur-
chased three ear-old jack from the
Pike County Jack Farm in Illinois for
81, 900.
G. r. Futile has resigned his posi-
ton as postmaster at Seaforth and
has also disposed of his newspaper.
He will move to the northern part of
the state.
Rev. Borman and Edward Ryden of
Bernadotte went to Minneapolis. Mon
day to represent their conggsg alton at
the annual meeting of th S wedfsh.
Lutheran conference. M s..sssssTg
Rev. Atwood, the blfd preacher,
has accepted call from the Congre-
gational churches of Lamberton and
Walnut Grove. Rev. Atwood is
former Sleepy Eye resident.
The stockholders of the Golden Mil
ling Co. have refused to accept any of
the offers made for the purchase of the
mill, allsof them being considered too
low. Another meeting will be held
next month for the purpose of receiv-
ing new bids.
The Cottonwood Coach Horse Co..
has elected the following new offisers:
President, John Reinhart; vice presi-
dent, Frank Niemann; secretary, Otto
Schell; directors, Geo. Kopp, Otto
Sehell, Theo. Waibel, c. C. Curnike
and F. Aufderheide.
Jos. j. Sperl and several other
farmers in the vicinity of Searles re-
ceived from Iowa this week carload
OF corn for feeding purposes, it being
next to impossible to secure any in
the local market. M. j. Keegan
ordered a carload for his own use
about three weeks ago.
The firm of Fesenmaier & Schlump
berger at Searles has been dissolved,
Mr.. Fesenmaier selling the building to
Mike Duetsch and his interest in the
store to his partner, A. A. Schlump-
berger. The latter will continue to
conduct the grocery and hardware
business as sole proprietor
The Bernadotte Church Council has
engaged the following teachers for the
different parochial schools to be held
next sumner: Johannes Larson, Tide
man district; Blenda Elmquist, Pal
mer district: Hilda Highberg, Ais
borg district; Jennie Larson, District
26; Lillian Boman, District "a; Stella
Sjostrom, District Is.
Henry Stabelfeld of Courtland got
into an alteration last week with an
Italian laborer employed on the farm
of Otto Hintz. The Italian attacked
Stabelfeld with a pitchfork, cutting
him SO badly about the face that he
had to go to New Ulm for surgical
treatment. After the trouble the Itali-
an suddenly disappeared.
Attorney A. Hauser of this city is
preparing the petitions and legal docu-
ments for the digging of judicial
ditch to be extended from the town of
Three axes Radw0nd conntv tbro,,rh