New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-08
PICK THE GOOD MEN AND TRUE
Grand and Petit Jurors for May
Term Of Court Drawn Friday.

Grand and Petit Jurors for Nav
Term Of Court Drawn Friday.
Grand and petit jurors who will
serve at the May term of the Brown
county district court were drawn last
Friday morning by Sheriff Julius,
Clerk OF Court Manderfeld and Justice
Brandt. The grand jury will be sub
poenaed to report at eleven O'Clock
Tuesday morning, May 10Th, and the
petit jurors are to present themselves
for duty at the same hour the follow
ing day. The list is follows:
Grand jurors: Gust Goetsch, Otto
Schell, John Backer, Carl Crone, Al
bert Haag, A. J. Alvin, Max Burg
and Mic. Andring of New Ulm, Christ
Madsen, Frank Palmer and William
Cunningham of Sleepy Eye, Carl
Weschcke and Alfred Bigot of Spring
field, Ferd. Kettner of Bashaw, Ed.
Sandman of Burnstown, r. Schmelz
of Cottonwood, Gottlieb Kelm anG W.
Koehne of Eden, Mat Bertrand of
Home, Hans Bjorneberg of Lake Hans
ka, H E. Dohrmann of Leavenworth,
Albert Radtke of North Star and Her.
man Kretsch of Sigel.
Petit jurors: VIM. A. Pfefferle, Geo.
=. Dletz, Anton Ochs, Otto Schneider,
Anton Schmitz and Wenzel Penkert of
New Ulm. Chas. Gent, John Schroep-
fer and II. g. Peterson of Sleepy Eye,
Jos. Kaseforth of Springfield, Christ
Mo and Axel Algren of Hanska, Chr.
Jensen of Evan, Hans Frederickson Of
Albln, August Neubauer of Bashaw,
J. G. Felrer of Burnstown, Peter Car
stenson OF Eden. George Dreher of
Home, Marcus Frederickson and Ell
land Shelley of Lake Hanska, John
Aftermath ard Claus Meinert of Lea
venworth, Hy. Backer of Linden, Otto
Wiedemann of Milford, Fred Prahl Of
Mulligan, M. J. Mccormick and Fred
Kettner of North Star, Jos. Foster of
Prairieville and George Eckstein of
Stark.
Louis Fritsche of Minneapolis spent
Sunday and Monday here with friends.
Mrs. j. f. Armstrong returned home
on Sunday after visit of fortnight
with friends and relatives in Mime
apolis.
The Review learns that Herman Ma
gel and Richard Geisinger will be
candidates for county commissioner
this fall.
Mesdames Somsen, Weiser and
Bingham left for Minneapolis Monday
afternoon to spend a day or two with
friends
Leo Wendt, local driver for the
Adams Express Co. during the past
Year, has been given a position as
messenger and clerk for the same COM
pany at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
William Foelsen of st. Paul, ma
tional grand president of the Order of
! Herman Sons, was married at Fargo
/ last week to Mrs. Grace Redman, wi
dow of former Cass county official.
Mr.. Foelsen is best known in New U I'm
as the builder of the Hermann IS monu-
ment.
| Two cars loaded with wheat left the
rails at the Eagle mill late Tuesday
afternoon and went through the big
track scales. A wrecking crew was
called from Waseca and the track was
repaired Wednesday morning. The
scale will be replaced at once.
| Posters were printed last week for
the second annual Woodmen ball,
which will be given in Turner hall on
Easter Monday night, April 10th. The
grand march will be led by the For.
ester team in uniform, and number
of tableaus will be given on the stage
Otto Melges, formerly of this city
now has a position as manager of a
commission mouse at Springfield. Mr.
Melges left New Ulm to enter the en-.
ploy of the Redwood Falls Produce
company, and when they established {
branch at Springfield he was trans
ferred to that city.
Next Sunday evening, April 18th
the dramatic section of the Turnvereil
will present the four act comedy, ode
beiden Reichenmueller,n at the Turne1
theatre. Fifteen persons are in til,
cast, and the curtain will go VI
promptly at s:15. The prices of ad
mission are %, 35 and SO cents, ane
seats can be reserved at the Pionee
y drug store.