New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-18

Mrs Hugh Walters is spending the
week with her parents in LIE Sueur.
Sheriff Julius, Alderman Graf and
John Schneider were Fair visitors at
Mankato Saturday.
II. Goede was in Lafayette last week
looking for quarters in which to open
a branch photograph gallery.
The Office of the Minnesota Central
Telephone company in ST. Peter was
destroyed by fire Monday night.
P. r. McHale's mother is here on
a visit from McGregor, Iowa. She
will remain until the middle of October.
Miss Lucy Heinen has accepted en-
ployment in Minneapolis. She left
for that city Monday.
F. W. Stevens and 81. J. Fink of
Sanborn have purchased controlling
interest in the Security State Bank of
Seaforth.
Alonzo Pickle of Sleepy Eye was the
only Brown county veteran to attend
the Grand Army encampment at Sara
toga Springs.
The directors of the Hanska-Linden
Creamery Co. have been authorized to
have plans and specifications drawn
for new building.
r. A. Hanold, solicitor for the In
ternational Correspondence School
with headquarters in this city, has de-
cided to become travelling salesman
for the Eagle Roller Mill Co.
The marriage of Lars Belland of
Milroy and Miss Sophia Grebe, daugh-
ter Of FIR. Grebe of this city, occurred
in ST. Paul last Wednesday, The
young couple will make their home at
Milroy.
Mrs. Reinecke will represent the
Current News Club at the state meet
ing of Federated Woman's Clubs in
F'aribault next month. Mrs. Fred
Meier will probably be the represent
tative of the Womans Literary Club.
Gov. Johnson has appointed a COM
mission to appraise the property in
volved in the division of Itasca coun-
ty whereby the new county of Koo-
chiching was established. Einar Hoi-
dale is member of the commission.
Quane's linear champions" were
again defeated by Mankato last Thurs
day, Notwithstanding the ST. Peter
boys had as their pitcher the once
famous Roger Denzer. The game was
played at Mankato and resulted in a
score of 6 to /.
Editor Hodges passed through here
Saturday on his way home from at
tending meeting Of the state board
of equalization. Mr.. Hodges, who is
a member of the board, was again
honored this year by being chosen as
it's recording clerk.
Mr.. Shaft of the Shaft-Pierce Go. Of
Faribault will arrive in the city today
to consider the opportunities and in
i ducements offered by New Ulm for a
boot and shoe factory. It behooves
our people to get busy, for the Shaft,
Pierce concern is one that the city car
hardly afford to pass up.
Mrs. Charles Wanzer, formerly Of
st. Paul, died last week in Portland
Oregon, after prolonged illness
Mrs. Wanzer will be remembered here
as the wife of one of the civil engi
neers who had charge of the construc
ton of the Minneapolis & St. Louis
road from Winthrop to New Ulm.
4 Next Sunday at the Driving Parl
the New Ulm Regulars will cross bat
. with the 'Old Stars The latter team
is composed of the city's base bal
favorites Of former days and arattlinI
good game is assured. Emmerich an
Flor will constitute the battery for tn
"Old Stars" and Mueller, McKenn
and Seifert for the REGULARS. !"
. While on his way from North Da
kota to his home in Winthrop Richar
Gustafson. a young man, had hi
pockets picked to the extent of SlOE
Gustafson fell asleep on the train an
when he awoke his roll was gone. Th
money represented the savings of
summers work and was to have pal
for his expenses while at the univers
ty during the coming winter.
On Wednesday next at the Luthera
Trinity church in Dakota county
Richard Bobleter, youngest son {
4 Gen. and Mrs. Bobleter of this city
will be married to Miss Helen August
I Rain, daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. G.
4 Rain, prominent residents of til
county in which the marriage is to O.
4 cur. Mr.. Bobleter is machinist en-
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