New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-05
The wife and daughter Of As. Daniel.

The wife and daughter Of A. Daniel
son are very i'll with pneumonia at
st. Peter.
Mrs. F. w Johnson went to st.
Paul Monday to spend a few days with
her sister.
The Senior Pioneers were enter
tanned Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank Friedman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gratz were made
happy Friday when Mrs. Gratz gave
birth to son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fesenmaier take
pleasure in announcing the arrival of
baby daughter in their home on
Saturday.
Knute o. Broste, one of Lake Hans
ka's most prominet citizens, died We'd
nesday morning at the age of sixty
nine years.
Frank J. McKenny, a travelling man
who used to make New Ulm his head
quarters, has purchased meat mar
ket at Bryant, South Dakota.
The poultry fanciers of Redwood
Falls have formed a poultry associa-
ton with George Whittet as president
and S. G. Peterson as secretary and
treasurer.
Prof. B. Boenisch of ST. Paul will
lecture at the Turner hall on Sunday
evening, Feb 10Th, on SCHOOLS and
Education. The lecture will be in
German, and will be free.
Former County Auditor Bertrand's
eldest son, Felix, was married on the
'28th of January at Hibbing in this
state to Miss Matilda Reuter- of
Wimbledon, North Dakota.
The new militia company now being
organized in st. Peter will be, attached
70 the Second Regiment, commanded
by Col. Wright. Editor Oliver J
Duane will be it's first captain.
Thos. J. Kretsch, a New Ulm boy,
was last week reelected to the posi-
ton of assistant cashier of the State
Bank of Sleepy Eye. Hans Mo is
president and O. w. Hagen cashier.
For consideration of 1925 the Oak
land creamery in Klossner has been
sold to A. Fl. Quandt, the Hilltop far
mer. Mr.. Quandt is an experienced
creamery man and as soon as he can
secure suitable renter for his farm
he will give to the rundown Klossner
institution his undivided attention.
A new corporation, composed of
Minneapolis men and organized for
the purpose of dealing in ladies fur
nishings and fancy goods, has leased
the vacant Wicherski building and
will commence business next week. T..
Ermanski is president of the new con-
cern, G. Ermanski vice president and
5. Morris secretary and treasurer.
Richard Y. Baasen arrived in the
city from Huron Saturday evening.
For a number of years OF late Mr..
Baasen has been engaged in what he
terms the rather doubtful vocation of
running bucketshops about the coun-
try for a St. Paul brokerage firm, but
when seen Sunday he stated that he
had determined to abandon the bust
ness for good.
''The Girl Question: company
opened a four nights engagement in
St. Paul Sunday evening and gave
eminent satisfaction. Says the Pioneer
Press: The music is bright and
catchy, the book clever, the cast ex-
cellent and the scenic investiture
charming. The costuming is very
pretty throughout the play and every
thing is spotlessly clean and new.
John Martin and Ray Senyerd, the
two men who were arrested at Lake
Crystal on the charge of having at
tempted to burglarize the State Bank
OF La Sale, had their preliminary
hearing at ST. James Wednesday and
were bound over to await the action
OF the grand jury in May. Wednes-
day afternoon Sheriff Forsyth took
them to the Blue Earth county Jail in
Mankato for safe-keeping.