New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-20

A son was born last Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Neudecker OF
Sigel.
Capt. Louis Scherer returned to
Fort Meade, South Dakota, Monday
evening.
Peter Manderfeld o: Minneapolis
transacted business here Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Albert Pfaender and Miss Ida
Rosskopf are spending the week with
Twin City friends.
Mrs. Wright of Waseca is being
entertained at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keegan.
John Richter and Miss Anna Held
were united in marriage at the Holy
Trinity church yesterday forenoon.
Miss Remund, one of the instructors
in our public schools, has been en-
gagged to teach next year in Walnut
Grove
Fl. E. Kent is back in Sleepy Eye as
foreman of the Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
Until recently Mr. Kent was one of
the owners Of the Brainerd Arena.
A. w. Bingham of Sleepy Eye, after
Investigating conditions in western
Canada, has decided to engage in the
lumber and hardware business at
Deville.
Roy Setter of Minneapolis and Ell
mer Setter of La Crosse were here
Saturday to assist their father in ON
memorating the fftieth anniversary of
his BIRTH
Miss Weber, trimmer for Mrs. B.
Follmann, went to the Cities last week
for the purpose of acquainting herself
with the midsummer styles in MILL
merry, She will return this evening.
The Carlson store at Hanska was
closed Monday pending the appoint
ment of trustee. Some of the credi-
tors objected to the Northwestern job
bers' Credit Bureau having charge of
the stock.
The salvage of the Andring livery
building was sold by DR.. L. A. Fritz
sche on Monday to Contractor Otto
Tape for s125. Mr.. Andring has
moved his livery stock into the barn
adjoining the Grand hotel.
Mrs. F. 81. Behnke and Miss Doro-
thy Hauenstein we're the New Ulm
delegates to the Eastern Star meeting
in st. Paul last week. Sleepy Eye
was represented by Mrs. A. G. Won
Hagen and Mrs. G.. S. Whitmore.
Gilbert Gutterson, republican aspir-
ant for congressional honors in this
district, talked to good-slzed audi
ence at the Congregational church
Friday evening. His discourse dealt
largely with his travels in Europe and
by those who heard it was pronounced
unusually interesting.
At the state convention of the
Knights of Columbus in Duluth last
week Andrew +. Eckstein of this city
was elected an alternate to the nation
al convention in St. Louis in August.
J. II. Nightingale of Minneapolis, who
is well-known here, was elected state
deputy.
Einar Hoidale, the Minneapolis at
torney, was a loser in both of the
damage suits brought against him by
ST. Paul parties for injuries alleged
to have been sustained in a collision
with Mr.. Hoidale's automobile in the
Capitol City some months ago. In
one of the cases the jury's award was
$50 and in the other $1,000. Mr.. Hoi-
dale will appeal.
The annual encampment of the Min
nesota National Guard will be inau-
gurated at Lake City this year on the
18th Of June. The Third regiment will
go into camp on that date for ten
days siege of duty and will be fol-
lowed on July 9th by the First Regi-
ment and on July 10th by the Second.
The First battalion OF artillery will
not go into camp until sometime in
the exact date having not yet
number of troops in camp this year
than ever before, says Gen. Bobleter,
owing to the fact that all the infantry
regiments are now composed of twelve
companies, and as a rule the new COM
panies always turn out with their full