New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-20
Mrs. Ben Fast was 3 ST. Paul yisi-

Mrs. Ben Fast was ST. Paul visi-
tor the latter part of the week.
George Graft of Ivanhoe was among
those who participated in the knights
OF Columbus doings in this city Sum
day.
Mrs. Z. Robeck of Thief River Falls
is visiting with the family of Fred
Meier.
Stuebe Bros. shipped two carloads
of cattle from Lafayette and one from
New Ulm to the st. Paul market Sat
urday.
Attorney SomerviIle will return
from Florida the first of next month.
He writes that he is now in perfect
health.
County Attorney Erickson came
down from Springfield Thursday eve
ming to join the excursionists to the
Twin Cities.
Twenty seven members of the local
Woodmen lodge went to Sleepy Eye
Monday to assist in the initiation of
a class of twenty.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety will give ten cent social at the
Congregational church parlors next
Friday evening.
The village of Clements at last Tues
days battle of ballots decided on 81.
G. Warnke for president and Jos.
Epple for treasurer.
j. T. Sackl was called here from
Wabasso Saturday to attend his faith
er who is suffering from the effects of
severe paralytic stroke.
II. N. Stone of Minneapolis was in
the city Saturday adjusting the fire loss
on building owned by the Hauen-
stein Brewing Co. in Winthrop.
Andrew J. DIN was elected treasur-
er of Franklin last Tuesday and F.
w. Ortiz treasurer of Morton. Fred
Pfeiffer is one of the latter city s new
councilmen.
The Schell Brewing Co. has traded
the saloon building, occupiedby Frank
Reimer, for the farm of Lawrence
Girg in Leavenworth. The farm con-
sists of $50 acres.
Rudolph Ochs, the LIE Sueur mer-
chant, has been compelled to settle
with his creditors by paying them
thirty cents on the dollar Mr.. Ochs
is a former New Ulmite.
Inspector Joslin of the Dairy and
Food Department made complaint last
Saturday against the butter-maker of
the Sigel creamery for failing to pas
teurize the skim milk returned to pa
irons. He paid fine of SIS and costs.
Miss Dorothea Hauenstein gave a
parcel shower at her home Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Marie
Neumann who is to be married this
month. The entertainment was novel
one and was greatly enjoyed by the
twenty-five guests who were present.
j. J. Cronen, a travelling book
agent who mingled with the visitors
here on Sunday, was arrested by
Chief Klause Monday morning on the
strength of information telephone6
from Marshall to the effect that Cron
en- had jumped board bill at MINI
Gotta. Sheriff Grammar arrived from
Lyon county Monday afternoon ant
took charge of the prisoner.
The Commercial Union at a specia
meeting Thursday evening adopted tn
/ proposed amendment to the constitu
ton and hereafter will be known al
the New Ulm Commercial Association
Officers were elected as follows: Presi
dent, Jacob Klossner Jr.; vice presi
dent, HI. L. Beecher; corresponding
secretary, Albert Pfaender; fnancia
secretary, W. G.. Miller; treasurer, F
II. Behnke.
| Friday evening, while returning from
New Ulm to Cambria, with team o
Dan Williams, George Dauer, hire,
man, drove the team into the Mime
! sofa river. 1t would have been a.
easy matter to have unhitched tn
horses and saved them, but instead Q
doing this Dauer disappeared and lei
the team to drown. 1t is reported tina
before disappearing he visited tn
Williams home and asked fello,
hired man for knife with WHICH Il
cut his throat.
Henry Katz, the Fairfax suicide
carried a Sons Of Hermann insuranc
policy for 81, 900. At the time of hi
fathor3c CT " a o@ ~ =