New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-24

Chas. Block took a carload of
cattle to South ST Paul Monday.
Mrs. Q. C. Stricken underwent
surgical operation at the hospital
yesterday.
Jos. Sittauer has rented the build
ing on State street, formerly occupied
by Jos. Haag, and will utilize it as
saloon.
Attorney Albert Hansen of Sleepy
Eye appeared before the county COM
missioners in regard to ditch matters
yesterday.
Mrs. Hellriegel, who has been visit
ing here for almost month, returned
to her home in Madison, South Dako-
ia, yesterday afternoon.
The Turner Ladies Society will give
farewell party tomorrow afternoon
for Mrs. Bellm, who is about to leave
for Saltwater to live with her son.
DR.. Graft lost another valuable
livery horse Thursday evening. The
animal dropped dead from heart
disease while being driven in from ST.
George.
Jos. Clements and Peter Hengel
will go to Colorado in May, the
former to look after his homestead in
Lincoln county and the latter to make
an effort to secure one.
Herman Mueller has awarded the
contract for the construction of his
new residence in CORTLAND township
to John Gronau Of this city, the
contract price to be $4,000.
Mrs. Tory Olson, who has been
visiting here since the death of her
mother, Mrs. Amalia Scherer, three
weeks ago, returned TO her home in
Washington Saturday morning.
Representative Pfaender's bill au-
thorizing cities to impose a license
upon transient merchants has passed
both houses and is now law. the
governor having signed it Monday.
Company A and the Second Regi-
ment band passed very creditable
inspection Wednesday evening. The
inspecting officers were Col. Gerlach
and Capt. Hatcher and they did not
hesitate to express their satisfaction
with the way they found things here.
James Dougherty, the old-time
Northwestern bridge builder, was
stricken with apoplexy at Eyota
Thursday and had to be taken to a
hospital. On Friday he was brought
to St. Alexander's hospital in this city
by j. E. McAdam, brother member
Of the Knights of Columbus.
Arnold j. Esser has dubbed his new
place of business 'tThe Dakota
Buffet. - Within the next few weeks
he expects to make material improve
ments in the building and when these
are completed he will be justified in
ranking the place as among the finest
thirst parlors in the city.
Work on the Brown-Redwood ju-
dicial ditch was commenced last week
under the direction Of Foreman
4oungquist, representing the Forstall
& Feyen company Of st. Paul. The
dredge which is to be used in the con-
struction was installed by the Ame-
rican Steel Dredge Works Of Logans-
port, Ind.
Mrs. 81. L. Beecher has received
from Ludwig Won Holman of Dresden
an autographed photograph of one of
his famous paintings. During her
visit to Europe few years ago Mrs.
Beecher visited the famous artist S
studio and became greatly interested
in his work. Applying to him for a
signed photograph of the picture
which she had fancied, he readily
granted her request.
Graduates of the state university,
who are residents of New Ulm, have
taken the initial steps towards forming
a permanent alumni organization.
There are some fifteen to twenty of
them living in this city and DR..
Mihleis and City Engineer Blomquist
have interested themselves in the
effort to get them together. A banque
will be held at Turner hall in April
as starter towards carrying out the
project.
Notwithstanding the efforts OF
certain people to force Jos. Arbes into
being a candidate for alderman
against Fred Pfaender in the Third
ward. Mr.. Arbes sticks to his original
determination not to enter the race
and has even gone so far as to state
that he will not permit the printing of
his name on the ballots and that