New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-09

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Miss Mary Baasen Of Sleepy Eye
visited with relatives here yesterday.
A daughter arrived Friday to
brighten the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
81. Forster.
Mrs. John Stelljes Sr and daughter
are visiting friends and relatives in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. F. G. Fischer is reported to be
critically i'll as the result of prem allure
child birth.
James 7. McCleary spoke in behalf
OF his congressional candidacy at
Sleepy Eve last evening.
Mayor Bobleter has designated Fri
day, September lith, as New Ulm day
at the county fair. Let's all GO.
John Batzar OF Sleepy Eye is
serving ten days term in the county
jail for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct.
Wartha & Stadick have been award
ed the contract for painting and
decorating the interior of the new bank
building in Evan.
A number of New Ulm people en-
loyed a wild duck dinner at the
Hauenstein camp on the shores OF
Swan Lake Sunday.
Young Albert Nlcklaus, while wrest-
ling with George Liesch Monday was
unfortunate enough to fracture one OF
the bones of his left arm.
W. IT. Funke, the La Crosse candy
manufacturer, who at one time was a
popular and successful : salesm an
through these parts, visited with old
friends here over Sunday.
Edwin Juni returned from the ma.
tional rifle shoot at Camp Perry Fri.
day afternoon. Mr.. Juni's averag
score put him in third place on the
Minnesota team and he naturally feels
elated.
DR.. Follmann, Mankato's old anc
well-known physician and pharmacist
has sold his drug store to Carl r.
Strauss of Sioux City. DR.. Follmanr
is a relative of Mrs. B. Follmann, the
! New Ulm milliner.
The Minnesota Retail Furniture
Dealers association at it's annual meet
!, ing in Minneapolis last week unani
mously reelected Alderman Louis
J. Buenger of this city as president
The compliment implied in a second
term is one that Mr.. Buenger has vel
| deserved.
| The city council has appointed thu
following judges of the primary cleo
ton on September 18th: First ward
j. P. Graft, John Buschers, and P, J
| Soukup; Second ward, Emil Wichers
XII, L. J. Buenger and b. D. Beuss
mann; Third ward, Fred Pfaender
Albert j. Meyer and Prof. AID. Acker
mann. q
: Frank Baasen, the naval pay clerl
who for the past two weeks has beer
visiting in New Ulm with his mothe
and other relatives, started for Nor
folk, Virginia, on Friday. Thus fal
Mr.. Baasen's duty has been confnet
to work on shore, but in October b.
expects to be assigned with hi
superior to duty aboard a battleship
The primaries for the nomination
of congressional and county candi
dates will be held next Tuesday. Il
New Ulm and all other cities and vii
lagos the polls will be open from 81,
o'clock in the morning until min
O'Clock in the evening. In the coun
try districts the law requires that the,
/ be kept open from nine O'Clock in th
morning till nine o'clock in the eve
ming.
At meeting Of representative o
all the retail grocers' and merch ants
associations of the state in St. Pau
last week an organization was formed
to be known as the Federation O
Retail Merchants of Minnesota. F
II. Behnke, New Ulm's popula
grocer, was unanimously elected
treasurer. D. II. Evans, the Trac,
hardware dealer and politician, i
president.
Mr.. Stockman of the New Ulm Role
Mill Co. received cable information
from Edinburgh on Monday that hi
father, w. j. Stockman,, had die,
early Sunday morning at the famil,
summer home in Ellie, F'ifeshire, afte
a very brief illness. Mr.. ..Stockmal
was dealer in American -four pro
ducts for a great maLy years and ha,
established reputation among manu-
facturers on this side Of the water 70
business probity that was enviable
The funeral will occur today and GU
of respect to the deceased the New Uln
| plant Of his son will be closed unit