New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-03-04

Miss McCraw Of Minneapolis spent
the week with Mrs. Henry Somsen.
Robert Hose of Sleepy Eye called
On his New Ulm friends Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Glass of Minneapolis has been
spending the week with her grandson,
Lit. Hubbard.
d. G. Eiler, a Milwaukee -four mer-
chant, visited the offices of the Eagle
Roller Mill Co. on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giese of Tracy are
here on visit the guests Of their
daughter, Mrs. John Fussner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Devanz of Mil
ford recently celebrated the ffty-sev-
enth anniversary of their wedding.
Miss Frances Krook was unfortu-
nate enough to fracture one of her
arms in a basketball game the other
evening.
Otto Baarsch and wife arrived in
the city from Clark, South Dakota,
yesterday and are guests at the
Dakota.
Alfred B.. Ouren of Hanska has
passed civil service examination for
admission to the railway mail service
and may receive an appointment at
any time.
J.sP. Graft, former assistant post
master in Sleepy Eye, has decided to
try issues with Major Vogel next fall
as a candidate for the republican
nomination for county auditor.
4 VIM. J. Schmid and Miss Anna Nell
son were united in marriage at the
Catholic church in Sleepy Eye last
Tuesday. The groom is son OF
Wolfgang schmid of Springfield.
De Molay Commandery Of this city
was officially inspected by George F..
Dix Of st. Paul Wednesday evening.
Accompanying Mr. Dix from st. Paul
were Sir knights Rosen and Schurman.
. The Peterson brothers, who have
been renters on the Lind farm in
Cornish for a number of years, will
quit farming in the spring and give
their entire attention to q meat market
in Lafayette.
Company A and the Second Regi-
ment band will be regularly inspected
next Wednesday by 1t. Col. William
Gerlach, a retired army officer as
signed to special duty with the Mime
sofa National Guard.
The New Ulm High School boys de.
feated the Fairfax boys in basket
ball contest at the Opera House Fri
day evening, the score being 20 to IA.
The Fairfax girls, on the other hand,
were victorious over the New Uln
girls with score of "a to 4.
The jury in the case brought agains,
Alfred Berkner of Sleepy Eye for sell.
ing undrawn poultry failed to reach
an agreement after celebrating for
nearly fifteen hours. It is claimed
that the jury stood eleven for convic,
ton and only one for acquittal.
From the March apportionment Of
state school funds this year the public
schools of Minnesota will realize
S712, 667. 20 or S1.9O for each of 375,OSs
pupils. Brown county with 3,72e
pupils will receive s7,O85. 10, while
Nicoliet county with only 1858 pupils
gets s5,05o.2o.
Postmaster Peterson was in St. Pau.
Sunday and upon being interviewed
by a Pioneer Press reporter endo rsed
the suggestion: that s. E. Olsen OF
Minneapolis be made the republican
candidate for governor. Mr.. Olsen,
he says, is a man upon whom all fac.
tons of the party could unite.
The advisability of establishing an
infants home and hospital in Mime.
apolis is project in which Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Fl. Ross and Mrs. John Lind
former residents of New Ulm are
prominently interested. The Mime.
apolis Humane Society operated such
an institution until last fall when il
was abandoned for lack of funds.
. The Minnesota Central Station MEMS
Association was organized in Mime
apolis Saturday, the object of the or.
ganization being to establish closer
relations between the central station
men OF the state and to promote bet.
ter understanding of the electrical bu.
siness. Adolf Wagner of this city is
a member of the executive committee.
The nine new militia companies re.
quired to bring the Minnesota Nation.
al Guard up to the full strength calico
for by the Dick bill have been assigned
by Adjutant General Wood to the