New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-09

Prof. Herman Helm will take with
him to the Cincinnati funniest class
of eight.
r. w. Scherer transacted business
in the Twin Cities Monday for the
Flint Rock company.
George Graf, the clerk of court of
Nicollet county, visited with his
brother Alderman Graf over Sunda y.
Henry Himmelmann, who is we'll
known here, has been appointed presi-
dent of the Mankato board of public
works.
A meeting of the New Ulm branch
of the German American Centralbund
will be held at the opera house this
evening.
The Second regiment of the Mime
sofa National Guard will go into
camp at Camp Lakeview, near Lake
City, on July 18th.
Andrew Saffert has made arrange
ments to open branch meat market
in the building formerly occupied by
Cnas. Rnsch & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Bingham left
last week for the east to be gone
about two months. They are now at
East Orange, New Jersey.
Minnesota postmasters will hold
their annual meeting in st. Paul on
June Is, II and Is. Postmaster Peter
son of this city expects to attend.
Stanley Hall of Minneapolis gradu-
ated twelve young ladies yesterday
morning, among them Miss Winnifred
Lind, daughter of the former governor.
Andrew j. Eckstein aud Dr.. J.. P
Graft left for Crookston Monday to
attend the annual meeting of the state
court of the Catholic Order of Fores-
tiers.
County Attorney Owens of Redwood
Falls transacted business before Judge
of Probate Ross on Monday. He was
interested in the Duncan Montgomery
case.
DR.. G. F. Reinecke was at Faribault
Friday attending the commencem ent
exercises OF the Faribault high scho oil,
Faribault being his old home and his
sister one Of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lawrence OF
Sigel are rejoicing over lit lie
daughter which arrived at their HON 6
last Tuesday. Mr.. Lawrence is the
buttermaker Of the Sigel creamery.
The annual convention of the Min.
nesota Firemen's association opened
in Cloquet yesterday morning. The
New Ulm department is being repre-
sented by John Herzog, Jos. F. Groeb
ner, Frank Niemann, Math. Peders or
and Anton Simmet.
An elaborate program Of entertain
ment is being prepared by the Hansks
fire department for the picnic which
they are to give at Fort Hill mex
Sunday. Races, boating, roller skat
ing and ball game between Hansk;
and New Ulm are included in tn
offerings. as we'll as addresses b.
Attorney Ellsworth of st. James ant
F. W. johnson of New Ulm.
The alumni of the New Ulm higl
school will meet at the high schoo
building Saturday evening of thi
week and after light lunch and fe,
addresses will hold the annual cleo
ton. The alumni includes graduates
since 1886, but all those who com
pleted a course in the school prior tt
that time are invited to attend thi
meeting.
One of the finest catches of fish re
ported in this vicinity since the open
ing of the bass season was made Sun
day forenoon by w. B. Mather AM
Foster Fischer. They claim to hav
caught, with hook and line, below tn
j Cottonwood dam, Eve pike and tel
fine bass, some of them weighing Owe
four pounds apiece, and, what is better
they have Photographic evidence o
the veracity of their story.
/ On Sunday the Linden friends o
John Larson, the former clerk o
court, gathered at his farm and vel
coined him back to their midst wit
i open arms, even going so far as t.
Z present him with fine leather rocker
The presentation speech was made b
Hon. SD. Peterson of New Ulm an
i kindly words of greeting were spoke
by Ole Jorgenson and A. f. Knudson
/ It.was day that John will long re
member.
The Minneapolis papers record th
death on Monday, May 3lst, at Fer
i Hill, st. Louis Park. of A. E. Nc