New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-22


Fred Meier, the seed man, has in;
vested in an automobile.
Jos. Preisinger is here on a visit
from Medina, North Dakota.
A. B. Friedman of Mapleton spent
Sunday here with his parents.
A two year old daughter of Rudolph
Fritsche fell from chair and broke
her arm.
Mr.. 81. Hartman one of Sleepy Eye
prominent businessmen was in this
city Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Marti left for Mankato
where she is visiting with her friend
Miss Rose Walsen.
Miss. Lillian Klossner, teacher at
the Mankato Normal school spent.
Sunday in this city.
Ed. Dahms, former New Ulm boy
who is now employed as cigar maker
at ST. Cloud, visited here over Sun
day.
John Reardon, an old resident of
New Ulm, was a visitor in the city
Monday. Mr.. Reardon now lives at
Fairfax.
Mrs. Emmy Steinhauser of Indian
apolis and Miss Amalia Nix Of st.
Paul are at present here visiting their
very sick mother.
Peter Starken came down from Red
Lake Falls Sunday to call on his old
friends. Mr.. Starken at one time lived
in West Newton.
The Metropolitan bank of Minnea-
polls, of which Peter Mannderfeld is
director, was opened for business
Monday Morning.
The marriage of Louis Bushard and
Miss Mary Epple, both prominent
young people of West Newton is an
nounced to occur on June 4th.
Edwin Juni has been appointed de-
putty clerk of court for the present
term after which he will take a posi-
ton with B. H. Deters the insura nce
man.
The Blue Ribbons went to Linden
Sunday afternoon and lost to the
Linden Stars. Reports received here
give the Linden Stars Is runs to Il
for the Blue Ribbons.
T., f,,o a.
loaf to you to have the finest bread
that can be made? If it is, buy Daniel
Webster -four. l8tf
Gov. johnson and his official staff
left St. Paul last night for Vicksburg
whittier the governor goes to assist in
the dedication of soldiers monument.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. johnson of this
city joined the party at ST. Paul.
A clean and interesting game was
played at the Fair Grounds Sunday
afternoon. New Ulm and Sleepy Eye
were the contestants with Miller, Nc
Kinney and Flor as the battery for
New Ulm. Score, 6 to 4 in favor Of
New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schell left for
Chicago Monday to be present at the
graduation of their daughter, Viola.
From Chicago Mr.. Schell will go to
West Baden, Indiana, to derive bene-
fit, if possible, from the medicinal
of I, 70 nf
The Owatonna Journal says that E.
G. Krienke, who for the past three
years has been employed in a furni-
ture store in that city, has resigned
his position and will 60 to New Ulm to
take charge of a lumber yard. Inqui-
ry here reveals the fact that Mr.. KEN
Ike is to enter the employ of the Fuller
ton Lumber Co.
Druggists and hotelkeepers who
make business of selling liquor are
to receive the same consideration as
saloonkeepers IN the knights Of Pyth-
las organization and will be exclu-
ded from membership. An amendment
to the grand statutes to this effect was
adopted by the grand lodge at its ses-
sion in St. Paul last week.
Mr.. Thompson of Mankato having
failed to accept the position of city en-
gineer offered him by the council at a
salary of 81, 240, the council held a
special meeting Monday morning and
elected Fl. F. Blemquist, young but
competent engineer from Minneapolis.
To begin with Mr.. Blomquist will re-
ceive a salary of S85 per month.
The Sleepy Eye Telephone Company
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, I. M. Oh
sen; vice president, G. P. Cutting; sec
rotary, William Brust; treasurer, F.
J. Riedl; directors, w. F. Kelm, Hen
ry Dohrman, II. G. Hillesheim, Emil
Rasmussen and w. g. Raverty. The