New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-04-14
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Frank Schneider has decided to
move to Great Falls, Montana.
Louis Brey has rented the Gerber
saloon building on North Minnesota
street.
The New Ulm Rural Telephone COM
pany will hold it's annual meeting on
May 9Th.
Mrs. Emma Cook of Ulen arrived il
the city Saturday to pay visit to her
mother, Mrs. Popp.
Mrs. B. Follmann went to the Twin
Cities yesterday on business connec-
ted with her millinery store.
Attorney Geo. W. Sumerville, who
has been winter sojourner in Cali
fornia, returned to Sleepy Eye Fri
day.
a little child of William Schumach-
er sustained fracture of one OF the
bones of her right arm in falling from
a buggy last Wednesday.
Miss Anna Dannheim of Chicago is
here for a weeks visit with her par
ents. Her father, it will be remembered,
is an invalid at the hospital.
The Eagle Roller Mill company has
decided to remove it's elevators at
Echols and St. James, in this state, to
Crandall and Leola, South Dakota.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Cordes, which was born two
weeks ago, died Saturday and was
buried Monday. The funeral was held
from the Lutheran church.
Friends of Gen. Bobleter were re-
ioiced to see him at his desk in the
Brown County Bank yesterday after.
noon. This was the first time he had
been able to leave his home since
Feb,2.
L#At the city election in Winthrop last
week VIM. Yoerg, brother-in-law Of
Otto, Schell of this city, was elected
mayor over E. w. Olsen by the mar
row majority of six votes. The towr
went "wet' by a vote of 142 to 66.
Mrs J. C. Price returned to her
home in Republic, Kansas, the fore
part of last week. She had beer
spending the winter here with hel
daughter, Miss Bretta Price, who is
one Of the teachers in the public
schools.
Mrs. John G. Brennesholtz, resi-
dent of Ridgely township in Nicolle
county since 1869, died on Tuesday o
last week at the age of sixty-six years
The deceased was a sister of Mrs
William Laframbois of West Newton
and Sen ator Charlie Nixon of Hector
Representative Pfaender's bill fixing
the salaries of district court reporters
has passed both houses of the legis
latHre, has been signed by the COVER
nor and is now law. Reporter Eek
stein of this city will hereafter receiv
$4,000 year.
The management of the Scenic thea
tire very graciously refrained fro1
giving performance Sunday after
aeon out of consideration for the rela
cives of Albert Stuebe, whose funera
was held during the hours announce
Tor the regular matinee.
Two years ago Frank Lamp, so
OF Lars Lamp of Evan, was kille
near Olympia, Washington, but tt
murderer was not apprehended until
week ago when he was arrested
California and taken back. to Olympi
to stand trial for his dastardly Grim
He is said to be brother-in-law
his victim.
OF the teachers now employed in o.
public schools SIX will quit the cor
at the end of the school year Pro
~Jedlicka, Miss lockwood, Mi
Weeks, Miss Payne, Miss Price al
Miss Russell. Miss lockwood W
teach next year in Minneapolis al
Miss Payne in St. Louis county. Mi
Weeks will take a course in the sta
university and Miss Price will retu
TO her home in Republic, Kanss
Prof. Jedlicka will make an effort
secure a superintendency.