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

F. B. Retzlaff returned from West
Baden Thursday
The board of county commissioners
will meet in special session next We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Emil Rachel has sold her
Broadway street residence property
to Albert Gag.
j. q. Sigel went to Minneapolis
Monday on business for the Eagle
Roller Mill Co.
Secretary Miller of the New Ulm
Stone Co. transacted business in Al
bert Lea Thursday.
An important transfer took place
yesterday when Jos. Smasal sold his
saloon to John G. Siebenbrunner.
Thomas Leary, one of the best
known residents OF Renville county,
died at his home in Morton yesterday
Miss Esther Lempke of Manka
has been engaged as pianist and IL
Illustrated song artist at the Scenic
theatre.
Representative Pfaender on Thurs
day introduced bill in the house fix
ing the salary of district court repor-
tiers at 81, 900.
One OF the local bowling teams, the
Meyers will go to Sleepy Eye this
evening for contest game with Broth
err Hodges rollers.
Mrs. Fred Gerboth, who was taken
i'll Immediately following her hus-
bands death three weeks ago, is now
reported to be in critical condition.
Miss Carrie Haas, the Fairfax
mllliner, visited during a portion OF
the week with her mother in this city
She was on her way home from Mil
waukee
| The stork made visits Friday to the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jung
quist and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lind. AT
the former home it left daughter, at
| the latter son.
Alfreu Walther was the only mem
Der of the globe-circling fleet who did
not return to America. At Manila be
was transferred to a gunboat detailed
for service in Chinese waters.
| Lafayette township is having a mad
dog scare. The town supervisors held
a meeting the other day to consider
the matter and decided that all dogs
must be either muzzled or kept from
running at large.
Miss Louise Thiedemann, who re.
Gently underwent an operation for ap'
pendicitis, returned to her post Of
duty as chief stenographer in the Min
neapolis Offices Of the National Casu.
atty company Saturday afternoon.
The names of Chas. Vogtel, Herman
Nagel and Jos. Flor are the only ones
heard in connection with the alder
manic nomination in the First Ward
In the Third one hears talk of FREQ
Pfaender, Jos. Arbes and P. Liesch
News was received here last week
! OF the death at Phoenix, Arizona, or
the 2lst of February of John Bertrand
son of Dominick Bertrand of Home
township. Mr.. Bertrand had gone tt
Arizona to work for James p. Raver
ty.
VIM. Gluth. Jacob Haubrich anC
John Landsteiner were the leaders
among the patrons of the Milford Cot
tonwood creamery during the month
of February, Gluth receiving s2l7.O4
Haubrich $1,000 and Landsteinel
Sl12.7S.
The council last evening named the
following judges of election: Firs
ward, j. P. Graf, n. Nagel and P. j
Soukup; Second ward, Emil Wichers
XII, Z. +. Buenger and a. D.. Beuss
mann; Third ward, Fred Pfaender
A. j. Meyer and c., Filzen Jr.
DR.. and Mrs. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs
Baker, DR.. Thompson, VIM. Stork
Miss Stork, Miss Johnson, Henry
Schwartz and Prof. Dryer formed q
party of Tylerites who attended the
Parsifal performance at the Turner
Theatre Sunday evening. While in
the city they were the guests of Alder,