New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-02-26

G. Fl. Dirks was business visitor
in Minneapolis the early part of the
week.
The Star hall management will cele-
brate "Fastnachts with a masquerade
ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Hanft of Mime
apolis were visitors in the city over
Sunday.
Miss Jennie Lind is expected here
the end of the week as a guest of Mrs.
J. L. Schoch.
Arthur Eckstein and Herbert Hue
velmann were home from the Univer-
sity over Sunday.
W. F. Siege, formerly banker at
Nicollet, has decided to locate at
Jamestown, North Dakota.
Louis Bushard has sold his West
Newton farm to Mic Franta for Sc, $50.
The land brought $50 an acre.
A. W. Bingham, Prof. Critchett and
j. Fl. Sigel witnessed the inspection of
the Mankato Commandery Monday
evening.
Hon, John Lind came up from
Minneapolis yesterday to attend the
funeral of his former law partner, C.
A. Hagberg.
Company II of Mankato on Monday
evening elected Geo. P. Rodman as it's
captain and Robert C. Erwin as it's
first lieutenant.
The CORTLAND town board has &C
cepted the resignation Of Supervisor
G. 81. Braun and appointed Louis
Hulke to fill the vacancy.
Two games of basketball will be
played at the opera house next Friday
evening. The contestants will be the
New Ulm and Fairfax teams.
Casper Olstad, local manager for
the Minnesota Central Telephone com.
pany, paid visit to the company's
head Offices in Minneapolis Thursday
and Friday.
W. A. Palmer of Chicago and P. j.
Youndahl of Minneapolis will be the
principal speakers at tomorrow
nights Anti-Saloon League meeting
at the Turner Theatre.
The members of the New Ulm Turn.
erverien and the Turner-Frauenverei
will give "Hard Times'' party and
ball in Turner Hall on next Tuesday
evening, March 3rd.
A. M. Wallace, editor of the Fairfax
Standard, has purchased A. V. Rieke' S
interest in the paper and is now sole
proprietor. Both Mr.. Wallace anC
Fairfax are to be congratulated.
T. NJ. George and wife of Hallock
arrived in the city Monday evening
on their way home from prolonged
visit in Texas and Louisiana. They
are guests at the home of Postmaster
and Mrs. Peterson, the latter being {
sister of Mr.. George.
Adjutant General Wood has ISSUED
an order for the mastering in of St
Peter's new military organization a
the head of which is Oliver j. Duane
1t is the first of the nine new com
panies to be organized and will b.
known as Company K, Second In
fantry.
| The council at special session las
evening paid off $4,000 of the city
bonded Indebtedness. The bonds raj
till 1924 with per cent interest, an,
| in order to cancel them it was neces
Esary to pay 5 per cent premium
Even at this the council figures out al
eventual saving to the city of 81, 300.
Miss Emma Goldman's lectures il
New Ulm will be given on March 23r
and Oath. Monday evenings lectur
will be in English on ''The Revolt
tionary Spirit in the Modern Drama.
Tuesday night she will speak in Ger
man and her subject will in all proba
bility be "The Child and its Enemies.
Chas. Smith, a. brother-in-law Q
Mrs. S. A. George, has been in tn
city the past week renewing old &C
quaintances after an absence of man
years. Mr.. Smith first came to Ne
Ulm when there were only two or thre
log houses in the place and RENAME
until sometime after the Indian GU
break.
/ Prof. E. T. Critchett of this city ha
been honored by Dean Jones of th
State University with an appointmer
as instructor in algebra and Englis
: grammar in the University summe
school which opens on June 22nd an
continues until July 31st. Prof. Hes
of Sleepy Eye will conduct the summe
school at Granite Falls.
A SDeci al tO the MinnaaDO1iS ION