New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-06-24
August Bluhm thinks some of start
ing a jewelry store in Hanska.

August Bluhm thinks some of start
ing a jewelry store in Hanska.
John Schneider transacted business
in the Sanity City Saturday afternoon.
The Lindmeyer band will give ball
at the Star Hall Saturday evening
the 9th.
Mrs. Jos. Flor came home Thursday
from months visit with her daugh-
ter at Reddeld, s. D.
The Sleepy Eye and Golden bands
will furnish music for Sleepy Eyes
celebration of the Fourth.
The Maennerchor of the Lutheran
church will celebrate the Fourth with
public picnic at college hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bierbaum are
rejoicing over the arrival of daugh-
ter at their home Sunday evening.
Rev. Muehlhausen assisted Presid-
ing Elder Utzinger of Mankato in con-
Quoting revival services at Sleepy Eye
last week.
The Turnverein held it's annual me ct
ing Saturday evening and passed a
resolution re-electing all of the old Of
fcers by acclaim alton.
VIM. Fritz, who had resided in the
town of CORTLAND for nearly thirty
years, died early last week at the age
of four score years and eight.
On Wednesday Judge Ross at the
court house administered the rites OF
matrimony to George NJ. Pickle and
Miss Nellie Current of Milford.
The republican county convention
to elect delegates to the state nominal
ing convention will be held at the
Turner Hall in this city this afternoon.
The spring term of the German Lu.
theran parochial school closed Fri
day. Teachers Blauert Muessing and
Sievert expect to spend their vacation
in New Ulm.
Matt. Eichten and wife and P. j.
Eichten and wife were at Saltwater
early in the week attending the mar
riage of Miss Katie Eichten to Mr..
| William Arndt.
Prof. Ackermann of the college IA
Guilty will take a summer course this
year at the University of Wisconsin
at Madison. His studies will be con,
fined chiefly to the ancient languages
Chas. Neid of Mulligan has sold one
of his farms in Leavenworth township
to his brother, Joachim, for S., 100
Another, consisting of 80 acres, he
sold to J. P. Bertrand of Sleepy Eye
for 50 400.
The Young Mems club of the Con
gregational church held its annua
meeting Thursday evening and elected
ike following officers: President, Her
man Held; vice president, J. II. Ed
wards; secretary, William Meile.
This section seems to be threa teneC
with another plague of the pestiferou!
gnats which proved so annoying {
year ago. While the insects are no
so numerous as last summer, they ar
nevertheless causing poultry raiser
much apprehension.
Clerks in the local postoffice re
ceived notice this week that thei
salaries had been increased from $50
to 5000. Carrier Hofmeister will ais
receive 5000 and Carriers Burmeiste
and Hubbard each 1000, a gratifying
increase in each instance.
VIM. Carols of New Ulm and Mis-
Pauline Mathiowitz of Sigel were uni
ted in marriage by Rev. Sandmeye
Tuesday morning OF last week. Ont h
. same day at the Holy Trinity churc
. occurred the marriage of John Lano
steiner of Milford and Miss Ottilli
Hillesheim of Sigel.
, The state board OF control on FIR
day received bids for the remodelin
| of the south detached ward of the 81
Peter hospital for insane. The bid
ranged from s54, 225 to s68,00O an
among those presented was one frol
| John Gronau of New Ulm. He ofere
to do the work for S63, 900.
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