New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-02

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Mrs. +. w. Peuser IS entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Julius Of Wis
schek, North Dakota.
DR.. Mihleis made second trip to
Ellsworth, Wis, Saturday to visit his
aged and invalid father.
Mrs. Anton Bartl visited from Fri
day until yesterday with her sister,
Mrs. Vim. Kopp in Kasota.
Rev. G. G. Roesti, the new pastor
of the Bethel church, arrived from
Hendricks with his family the forepart
of the week.
Mich. Lange submitted to surgical
operation at the hospital Saturday
morning. His affection is an aggra-
waited case of varicose veins.
The Wiesenthal bridge will be closed
next Monday and kept closed for
week IN order to enable the contrac-
tors to complete the appro aches.
Mrs. Ernst Gieseke Jr. of Courtland
township is at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernst Gieseke Sr. in this city
receiving treatment for fractured
arm.
Mrs. VIM. Irving was taken sudden
~ and seriously sick while on her way
last week from Hanska to join her
husband in Missoula, Montana. She
is now in hospital in st. Paul.
Andrew Biebl and Mic Franta Sr.
have contracted for new residences
this summer. The former will build
near the Catholic church and the lat
ter on North Minnesota street.
Mrs. George Dauber and son of
Superior, Wisconsin, visited with New
Ulm friends Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Dauber's husband was at one
time the American Express company's
agent in this city.
Ernst Eyrich and Mrs. VIM. Radke
with their children, went to LIE Sueur
Thursday to participate in the cele-
bration of the twenty-fifth anniversary
Of the installation of Rev. G.. M.
Eyrich as pastor in that city.
Andrew French, the state dairy and
food commissioner, arrived in the
city last evening and this morning
went over to St. George to conduct q
dairy meeting. John Sorenson, an
experienced dairyman of Maple Lake,
accompanied him.
Someone broke into Minneapolis
& st. Louis freight car Saturday and
opened several boxes containing
goods billed to New Ulm merchants.
Nothing was stolen however, as the
thieves evidently did not find what
they were looking for.
| The council last evening fixed the
monthly salaries of the employees OF
the city light and water plant as fol-
lows: A. Z. Howard, engineer, $40;
Anton Meidl, assistant engineer, $50;
Anton tJanni and Fred Loesch, fire.
men, each $50; Alois Gulden, electri.
clan, $50; Albert Vogelpohl, electri.
clan, $40.
The marriage of Jos. Briggemann,
a popular young man of Fairfax, and
Miss Mary Bastian, daughter of Mr.,
] and Mrs. George Bastian of Ridgely
was solemnized by Rev. Pozek at the
Catholic church in ST. George last
Tuesday. Numerous New Ulm rela,
tives of the bride witnessed the cere.
mony.
At the last meeting of the Mime.
sofa River Improvement league reso.
lutions were adopted extending the
thanks of the league to Senators
Johnson and Poehler and Representa- a.
tives Peterson and Mckenzie for the
valuable aid they rendered the cause
of river improvement during the
recent session of the legislature.
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lie Order of Foresters will be held il
Little Falls next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Major Andrew J.
Eckstein will attend as an officer O.
the state court, and either Major Graf
or G. Fllzen Jr. will represent the
local court. Graft is the regularly
4 elected delegate and Filzen tht
alternate.
The scores made by the Rifle clut
at Hunters Rest Sunday morning
were as follows: King target Edward
Jahnke, 172;: George ahnke, lib; Johr
Hauenstein Jr., lis; Hugo Gebser, 143
John Muhs. $50: Chas. Hauenstein
137: w. E. Koch, 145; Otto Oswald
i 150. Standard target edward jain
/ Ike, 81; John Hauenstein, Jr., 35
i Gebser 41. Chas Hauenstain 57