New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-13

Company A will be inspected b,
Maj. Nicholson of Austin on. the 9th
Fred Keute & Co. will build the new
Meyerding residence on Third NORTH
Street.
Chas. Winkler, the Hanska miller,
was among those who witnessed the
ball game at the fair grounds Sunday.
William Wandrei has severed his
connections with the meat market OF
Andrew Saffert and returned to lie
Sueur.
Miss Eleanor Flor is one of the lea
ders for this district in the voting con-
test now being carried on by the st.
Paul Pioneer Press.
Oscar Brauns, son of Mrs. Carl
Brauns of Milwaukee, was in the city
over Sunday. twas the young mans
first visit to New Ulm since he lef,
here as child over twenty years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 81. Walter depar-
ted for their new home in Washing.
ton, Iowa, Friday afternoon Mr..
Walter will follow the same profess
sion there as he did here, that of news
paper work.
The Milford Cottonwood creamery
received 1924, 091 pounds of milk and
3l,743 pounds of cream during the year
ending March 3lst. The amount Of
butter produced during the same peri
Cd was 147 1858 pounds.
H. N. Somsen, Ferdinand Crone,
Jos. Arbes and Edward Veeck made
an automobile trip to Lake Emily in
LIE Sueur county Sunday and spent
the day in angling for crappies. Re-
suits we'll, we haven't seen any re-
suits.
Mrs. G.. G. Rein entertained at
whist last evening the prize winners
being as follows: Head prizes, Mrs.
Bernhard and Mrs. Nellie; second pri-
yes, Mrs. Beussmann and Mrs. Hose;
foot prizes, Mrs. Henningsen and Mrs.
Schroeck.
The plant of the Minnesota Flint
Rock company at Redstene was given
its first test Saturday. Everything
worked to the complete satisfaction of
the owners and they believe now that
they will be able to have crushed stone
on the market by the 1st of June.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche stands very
good chance of being chosen as one of
the district delegates to the Denver
convention. The Pioneer Press OF
yesterday intimates that the districts
representation will be made up OF
Fritsche and John G. Wise of the
Mankato Review.
Andrew j. Eckstein of this city de-
livered an able and interesting ad-
dress on "The Relationship of the
Pharmacists to the Physicians and the
Public" at the quarterly meeting oil
the Northwestern branch of the Ameri-
can Pharmaceutical association in
Mankato Wednesday,.
Among the topics to be discussed al
the state fremen's convention in Man
kato next month will be the following
wv alter works in small cities which
is best, the direct or gravity system?"
The departments participating in the
discussion will be those of New Ulm,
Aitkin. Blue Earth and Pipestone.
Socialism is beginning to make
material progress in Brown county.
In Hanska there is talk of forming a
club and in Sleepy Eye over fifty ad.
herents of the faith got together one
night last week and served notice on
the public that they intend to take a
hand in political affairs in the county
next fall. The Sleepy Eye organiza.
ton is differed as follows: Recording
secretary, w. E. Bingham; financial
secretary and treasurer, A. Jensen
organizer, j. L. Kiefer. Prominent
among the committeeman are DR..
Stricken, DR.. Hollister and j. B.
Nc Neill.
DR.. r. j. Coffern, field veterinarian
of the State Live Stock Sanitary
Board, came to New Ulm YESTERDAY
for the purpose of Investigating re.
ported cases of tuberculosis among
cattle in Cottonwood township. On
the farm of Albert Guth he found a
number of clinical cases and one of the
animals he Immediately ordered killed
An autopsy revealed generalizec
tubercular condition and DIR. Cofferr
advised Mr.. Guth to have the balance
of his herd subjected to the tuberculine
test at once. This suggestion of the
inspector, it is understood, will be
cheerfully complied with.