New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-20
Anton Wiesner purchased<t the Grand

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Hotel bus line yesterday.
Miss Alice Pfefferle entertained Fri
J day evening for Miss Jennie Lind.
Landlord Moan of the Grand Hotel
! left yesterday afternoon fer Chicago.
Mrs. 81. N. Somsen will leave on
Friday for weeks visit with Twin
City friends.
Mrs. Knud Mo of Springfield is
paving a visit to her parents, Capt.
| and Mrs. George.
The Eagle mill has been compelled
to shut down for a few days on ac-
count Of car shortage.
| Prof. Ackermann conducted services
at Tyler on Sunday. He also visited
| friends at Lake Benton.
Mrs. Geo. Doehne has been spend
ing the week with her daughter, Mrs.
Rothenburg, at Springfield.
Miss Mamie Neumann is home from
prolonged visit in Minneapolis. She
returned Saturday evening.
| The ladies of the Friedens church
will give a public coffee social at the
home of Mrs. Herman Nagel next Fri
day evening.
Mrs. D. Lange, wife of the princip al
of the Humboldt school in st. Paul,
was the guest last week of her cousin,
Mrs. Chas. Vogtel.
Mrs. Charles Richardson and
daughter, Daisy, witnessed a produc-
ton of ''The District Leader at the
Mankato Theatre Friday evening.
Hjalmar Berg was injured in the
Northwestern yards at Walnut Grove
on Sunday. He was brought to the
hospital in this city for treatment.
Andrew Dahlman had his left hand
badly lacerated while feeding a circu-
lar saw Thursday afternoon. 1t was
not found necessary to operate, how
ever.
| w. r. Hodges, the Sleepy Eye ed.
tor, has probably travelled as much as
any man in Minnesota. He says thai
during the past years he has covered
an average of $4,000 miles a year.
1t is reported that at the end of the
month Herman Pfaender will discon
tinue the business Of selling milk tc
the public and thereafter devote his
entire attention to general farming.
The Northwestern Saengerbu nd
consisting of German singing societies
in all the northwestern states has fxec
the dates of the next triennial saenger
fest at La Crosse on July 1926, 1908
The Mankato Free Press reports tina
Geo. w. Scherer has purchased 10
on South Second street in Mankato TO
81 1000 and will erect fine building
:. Part of the building, at least, will b
used for Mr.. Scherer's steam laundry
D. n. Tallman, well-known here a
the former president of the Minnesota
Central Telephone Co., has organize'
the 'Tallman Investment Company O
Willmar" with a capital stock of hal
a million dollars. Mr.. Tallman i
president.
Albert Haegele, a New Ulm boy, i
now superintendent for the Otto F
? Lange Co. of Dubuque. Recently h
visited New York for the purpose o
purchasing stock and next month h
will visit New Ulm in the capacity {
e travelling salesman.
{ Friday being Washirgton's Birth
c day, the public schools will clos
Thursday afternoon and remain close
until Tuesday morning. The Monda
: vacation is given in lieu of the hol
t day which the pupils were denied 9
a Lincoln's Birthday.
e J. j. Devlin, charged with forgery
:. had his hearing before Justice Her
g ningsen Wednesday morning and wa
: bound over to await the action of th
r next grand jury. Not being able
n give bail he will continue as a que!
: at Hotel Julius until June.
J. The following will act as judges fc
# the coming city election: First ware
g Jos. Flor, Capt. Graft and Ernst w
: cherski; Second ward, Wd. Eibne
It Emil Wicherski and II. D. Beussman1
v Third ward, Fred Pfaender, Ernst Gil
+ seke and Prof. Alderman.
Mayor Silverson has been in >co
# respondence with Andrew Carnegie {
d late relative to the building Of a pull
n lie library in New Ulm. The mayor
e of the opinion that the council can (
n made to see the propriety of appropr
S ating funds for it's maintenance.
The Minnesota Retail Hardwal
# Dealers Association will hold its al