New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-17

corder, j. Nj. S,einke: treasurer, r.
NJ West: assessor, j. D. Stewart;
justice: T. j. Hunderade: constables,
L. C. Olson and J. 2. Ed. Bertrand.
! Bashaw- Supervisor, Chas. Peter
son: clerk, Chas. Lampen: treasurer,
John Roger: assessor, Frank Ander-
son: justice, Peter Johnson: constable,
Mike Lang.
Burnstown-Supervisor, Herman
Prechel: clerk, G. Nj. Moe: treasurer,
/ Andrew Anderson: assessor, Nels P.
Nelson; justice, Ludwig Olson; con-
stable, Geo. G. Rubey.
North Star-Supervisor John J.
Ryan; clerk, M. J. Mccormick; trea-
surer, Fritz Winkelmann; assessor,
Henry Timm; justice, NJ. Isackson;
constable, H. Dorow
STATED y-Supervisor, J. L. Farrell;
clerk, Ernst Balbach; treasurer, John
Schultz: assessor, w. Raschka: JUS
tice, II. Trautmann; constable, Ora
Trautmann.
Hone-Supervisor, John Tesmer;
clerk, VIM. Dey: treasurer, Vim. Cur
ent; assessor, Frank Romberg; JUS
tice, Andrew Stockstead; constable,
Jos. Brandt.
Albin-Supervisor, Paul Svenstad;
clerk, Hans Sigerdson; treasurer,
VIM. Rossbach Jr.: assessor, John
Johnson; justice, A. L. Rice; consta-
BILE, Enoch Grotta.
Stark-Supervisor, John Trebesch;
clerk, Arnold Hillseheim: treasurer,
Anton Rubey; assessor, n. G. Hilles-
helm; justice, Jos. Braun; constable,
John Krzmarzick.
Eden-Supervisor, Herman Haase:
clerk, Ed. MCGOWAN; treasurer, John
Gluth; assessor, Peter Christensen;
/ justice, Feri. Dittbenner; constable,
Fred Fenske.
Leavenworth- Supervisor, Richard
Mielke; clerk, Mic Schwartz; treasur-
er, Adam Jungers; assessor, Ed.
Alvin; justice, NJ. j. Lenzen: consta-
BILE, Otto Trebesch.
Lake Hanska-Supervisor, John K.
Johnson: clerk, Marcus Frederickson;
treasurer, A. NJ. Anderson; assessor,
John Torgrimson; justice, Carl o.
stad: constables, Albert Running and
j. 0. Peterson.
Linden-Supervisor, G. P. Jorgen-
son; clerk, Clement Halvorsen; trea-
surer, Theo. Botten. assessor, John
] NJ. Johnson; justice,P. G. Paulson;
constable, Nels Erickson.
/ Mulligan-Supervisor, Louis Ried-
erer; clerk, Mike Krzmarzick; treasu-
rer, Chas. Schleif; assessor, Fred
Berberich; justice, j. j. Augustin;
constable, Mathew Hengle.
Prairieville-Sapervisor, 81. E.
zellner; clerk, j. G. Hanson; treas u
rer, r. P. johnson: assessor, J. M.
/ Hanson.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Giefer went to
ST. Peter Friday to attend the funeral
of the latter's farther who died in thai
! city Wednesday while an inmate of
the hospital for insane. Mr.. Nospelt
was ninety years old at the time of
his death and for over twenty years
had made his home with his
daughter. When be came to Minne-
sofa nearly half a century ago he
!; first settled at st. Paul. and it was to
that city his remains were taken for
burial.
i An Irishman was in a hurry to drive
into the country. He went to livery
barn and asked the proprietor if he
had fast horse. The reply was to
the effect that there was one horse in
!. the barn which would go ten miles
/; without stopping. s'I'm sorry, says
!. Pat, but can't use him. only
want to go eight miles. :
The bill limiting the number OF
: saloons in community to one for
each 500 inhabitants has passed both
:. houses of the legislature and only
s awaits the signature Of the governor
to become a law.
Miss Bertha Kachelmeier of Mar
shall visited during the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Rachel
meier.