New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-29

Henry Gerlach, the architect, mas
abandoned Milwaukee and once more
taken up his residence in Mankato.
Paul Ewert, candidate for the re-
publican kominatiols for congress, is
in the city today introducing him self
to the voters.
Ferdinand Crone, DR.. e. A. Fritz
sche, A. j. Vogel and G. Il. Dirks
went to Minneapolis Monday to attend
meeting of the officers of the Con-
#solidated Casualty company.
The ball game advertised for Sun
day failed to materialize owing to the
failure of the Mankato Boosters to put
in an appearance. Rain also proven
ted the game which was scheduled for
Saturday between the Y. NJ. C. A. and
Gold Coin teams.
The Modern Woodmen Camp of
Mankato at an enthusiastic me citing
held Monday evening voted unani-
mously to attend the picnic in New
Ulm in June and also decided to bri ng
with them their Forester team, which
has the reputation of being one of the
best drilled in the state, and band.
The following from the western part
of Nicollet county will do service as
grand jurors at the regular term of
court in ST. Peter next week: FL. J.
Molitor and Otto Fritzke of Lafayette,
Alex. Russell and John Durbahn of
West Newton, VIM. La Frambois of
Ridgely, j. II. Sons of Brighton, S.
O. Larson of Bernadotte and Fred
Havemeier, Christ. Spelbrink and
Henry Seeman of Courtland.
Postmaster Peterson has received
from Washington plans of the pro-
posed federal building to be erected in
this city at a cost of not to exceed
$4,000. The building will be one
story brick structure, commodious and
modern in every respect, and if any
reliance is to be placed on the call for
bids for its construction the prospects
are good for work being commenced
this year All bids must be in the
hands of Supervising Architect Taylor
by June End.
THE Timber Thief," the play in
which Mr.. William Owen is to appear
at the Turner Theatre on Sunday eve
ming, May oath, had it's initial pro-
duction at Easton, Pennsylvania, on
Easter Monday. The drama is the
work of George Ward, a former stu
dent of the Minnesota University and
deals largely with political life in this
state as suggested by incidents in the
Dumb ohnson campaign. Mr.. Owen,
the star, appears in the character of a
millionaire lumberman and politician,
the play itself being along the lines Of
| The Lion and the Mouse' and "The
| M an of The Hour
/ Conrad and Gustav Kleinschmidt of
Mankato, individually and as part
ners, have filed petitions in voluntary
bankruptcy, the liabilities of the CO.
partnership being placed at $40, 926.25
and the assets at a trifle less than
that amount. Conrad IS persona liabi-
lities are 81 1886 .85 and Gustav's ST.
963. 50, the creditors in each instance
being amply secured.
The Autos, formerly known as the
Stonewalls, crossed bats with the
leading team of Gibbon on the latter s
grounds Sunday afternoon and were
defeated in spirited contest winding
up with score of 5 to 4. Next Sun
day they will play the Winthrop club
at Winthrop and on the 18th they will
again clash with the Gibbonites, this
time on the home grounds.
An enthusiastic meeting of business
men was held at SchelFs hall last eve
ming and out Of this meeting it is ex-
pected that there will come a B ooster's
/ Club, such as has recently sprung into
/ activity and usefulness in many of our
nearby communities. George Irving
OF Chicago was the principal speaker
and outlined a plan that at once met
with favor. A committee to consider
his proposition was suggested and or
5tIls - <-,.s . ~
i pointed j.. A. Ochs, Philip Liesch
Henry Kaschau, Edgar Small and
Jos. Arbes.
To the Voters.
Il T hereby announce that am q can,