New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-01-15
ANNUAL ELECTIONS.

i Llnden-CottonWood Creamery Com
pany President, Jos. Grathwohl:
secretary and manager, Clement Hal
vorsen: directors, Nels Nelson, ii.
Halvorsen. George Grossmann, Chris
tian Larson and Stephen Dauer.
i Hanska Fire Department: President,
b. u. Hage: secretary, M. B. Erick-
son; treasurer, E. G. Jensen: chief,
Christ Moe; assistant, w. J. Becker:
engineer, Axel Ahlgren; assistants, Fl.
Y. Anderson and G. F. Eggensperger:
foremen of hose companies. D. f.
Wood and r. G. Jensen: assistants,
A, w. Chute and Enar Toenberg:
foreman of hook and ladder company,
A. r. Eggensperger: assistant, Thor
Smesmo; fire police, Andrew Wee: fire
marshals, Alfred Ouren and MAIDS
Anderson.
/ Congregational Church Society.
Trustee, Il. L. Beecher; Sunday School
superintendent, A. 81. Lienhard; as
sistant superintendent, DR.. Mihleis;
member of music committee, Mrs. A.
H. Lienhard; prudential commit tee,
Mrs. f. 81. Krook, Miss Yanke and
Mrs. Gottlieb Schmidt. The meeting
was held Thursday evening and was
preceded by a banquet presided over
by Prof. E. T. Critchett.
Hanska-Linden Creamery Company:
President, Nels B. Erickson: vice
president, John Torgrimson; secretary
and manager, Chris. Ahlness: trea-
surer, Albert Amundsen; directors, the
foregoing officers and Carl Olstad,
Jos. Schno brich, Martin Paulsen and
Tore Ouren. The creamery manu-
featured 236, $3.50 pounds of butter last
year and paid out to it's patrons
1853, 1879 for milk and cream. The
vote OF the stockholders at the annual
meeting was against building new
plant this year.
St. Elizabeth Society: President,
: Mrs. A. Gliding; vice president, Mrs.
Margaret Wiltscheck; secretary, Mrs.
Bertha Sprenger; treasurer, Miss Ma
ry Steffel; marshals, Miss Louisa
Fast and Miss Anna Schuster; finance
committee, Mrs. Ida Henle, Miss Lau-
ra Helm and Mrs. Mary Henle.
i Evan Creamery Association: Presi-
dent, John Pingel; vice president, r.
P. Rasmussen; secretary Peter Car
stenson; treasurer, Nels Christenson;
directors, the officers and Charles
Sandman, George Hanson and VIM.
zellmer. The creamery purchased
4 l, $50, $50 pounds Of milk during 1907
: and made 68, 593 pounds of butter.
r Second Regiment Band: President,
3 Henry Kitzberger: vice president, An
ton Weiss; secretary, John G. Hof-
meister: treasurer, Peter Kitz berger;
manager, John j. Juenemann; libra
| rian, John Fritsche; messenger, AL
; bert Flor.
Brighton Creamery Company: Presi-
dent, Adam Epper: secretary and man.
ager, j. Fl. Sons; treasurer, Alder
Jenson; directors, the foregoing and
0. S. Jenson, Leonard Giefer and
Adam Jutz. The milk receipts for the
year were in the neighborhood of
1,25o,0 pounds.
Lafayette Bernadotte Creamery AS
? sociation: President, John A. John
son; secretary and manager, Claus
Swanson. treasurer, August Samuel
son; directors, the officers and A. J..
J, j ohnson and E. B. Grussendorf. Dur
ing the year the creamery received
about 2, 100000 pounds of milk and
paid out to patrons approximately
1927 1000.
, Atlas Concrete Works of Hanska:
President, Gudman Anderson: vice
president, Gilbert Gilbertson: secre-
tary, A. r. Eggensperger; treasurer
and business manager, O. A. johnson;
superintendent, Chris. Mo.
! New Ulm Publishing Co: President,
| DR.. L. A. Fritsche; vice president, A.
j. Alvin; secretary and treasurer,
Capt. Albert Steinhauser; directors
L. A. F'ritsche, A. Steinhauser, A. J.
Alvin, Armand Petry and Gen. Jos
= Bobleter.
. Golden Farmers Milling Company
:, President, Hans E. Paulson; vice
: president, H. E. Zellmer; secretary
and treasurer, Ed. Bertrand: directors
r. JOrUensOn Herman Schultz Coo
T Foster, L. Bloemke, VIM. Prosch
e Tom Peterson, Fl. M. Jensen, Sophu.
" Hanson and the foregoing officers
y Springfield Creamery Company
q President, Herman Polkow; vice presi
u dent, Gust. Schultz; secretary ant
/ treasurer, c. S. Peterson; directors