New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-01-15
A state farmers institute will be
held at Hanska on the 18th.

a state farmers institute Will be
held at Hanska on the 18th.
! Attorney Fl. N. Somsen was busi-
ness visitor in ST. Paul Monday.
| The coopers of the city will give a
dance at the Star hall on the evening
of the 18th
Benedict Juni has taken temporary
charge of the Grussendorf school in
Courtland township
Herman Alvin and wife of st. Paul
have been visiting the formers parents
in this city the past few days.
| Miss Minnie Pfaender, kindergarten
teacher in the public schools of ST.
Paul, visited with her New Ulm rela-
tives over Sunday.
Miss Daisy Richardson was the
guest Of honor at whist parties given
on Thursday and Friday evenings by
Mesdames Johnson and Schoch.
The Minneapolis & ST. Louis road
received from the government S11, 572
for hauling the mail between Winthrop
and Storm Lake during the year end
ing June 80, 1907.
Carl Schultz and Miss Ida Kroening
were united in marriage at the Luther
an church last Thursday. The bride
is a New Ulm girl and the groom a
resident of Lamberton.
Hon. Ole Peterson of Bernadotte
was in the city Sunday on his way to
St. Paul to attend meeting of the di-
rectors of the Creamery and Cheese
Factory Fire Insurance Co.
Irene Gilbertson, a young farm girl
living in Traverse township near ST..
Peter was dangerously and perhaps
fatally burned Thursday by the acct
dental upsetting of lighted kerosene
lamp.
Harmony Camp, Modern Woodmen
of America, initiated large class of
members at Turner Hall Monday eve
| ming. After the initiation lunch was
served in the gymnasium to approx
mately 1876 people.
Lawrence Leitschuh, who was Dor n
in the vicinity of New Ulm fifty years
ago but who went to Minneapolis when
a young man and became prominently
identified with the business interests
| ~ hot = wv soI To-
last week and was buried on Wednes.
day.
The new county poor house, one Of
the finest buildings of its kind in the
state, will be formally dedicated on
January 18th. A special program Of
addresses is being prepared and all
city and county officials, including
many from outside counties, will be
invited to participate.
The next meeting of the Social
Science club will be held at Schell's
hall next Wednesday evening Al
this meeting, which is open to the pub.
lie. Mr.. Blomquist will read paper
on municipal Ownership IN the Uni
ted States, Miss Price will treat of the
same subject with reference to Eng
land and Prof. Roberts of the system
as it has developed in Germany.
The Northwestern Saengerfest in La
Crosse next summer will be held in q
temporary building costing less than
{ $4,000 Originally it was intended to
pull Off the big event in permanent
auditorium, similar to that which re-
fleets so much credit upon st. Paul,
but an injunction restraining the city
from issuing bonds was made perma-
nent by the courtssand put an end to
the very commendable project.
! Judge Olsen has issued an order fix
ing the amounts to be paid monthly by
the five counties in the Ninth judicial
district toward the salary of Court Re.
porter Wenzel Eckstein. Mr.. Ecksteir
receives $1,000 per annum and the
amount is divided pro rata among the
counties according to the length of the
terms of court in each. Thus Brown
county pays S27.31 month"; Nicolle
$685., Redwood S23.12, Lincoln SIC. 81
and Lyon 44.2l.