New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-10

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Geo. Doster and family returned
from lie Grande, Oregon, last evening
Gottfried Hoehne has sold his farm
in Cottonwood to Jos. Stueber for as.
an acre.
Joe Cutting, the star football play
er, has signed with the Mankato base
ball team for the coming season.
Mrs. Paul Voss of Echo arrived
here yesterday for brief visit with
her sisters, Miss Allie Scherer and
Mrs. Tory Olson.
John J. Juenemann, a former New
Ulmite, has organized cadet band IN
Redwood Falls, where John is now
numbered among theenterprjsing BUSH
ness men.
A. r. Bowling, who at one time
conducted business college in this
city, died recently at his fathers home
in Detroit, victim of that dread
disease, consumption.
Mayor Andrews OF Mankato will
not permit spiritpalistic seances at the
theatre in that city on Sunday eve
nings. He issued an order to this eff
feet to Manager Griebel last Thu r day
A term of the district court for Lin
coin county was convened at Ivanhoe
by Judge Olsen yesterday. w. T.
Eckstein of this city is in attendance
in his official capacity as court repor-
ter.
Frank Leibold caused the arrest of
John Sackel the other day on the
charge of using abusive language
tending to provoke an assault. JUS
tlce Brandt fined the offender S. and
costs.
Mrs. E. c.. Johnson was brought
down from Hendricks Saturday to
undergo an operation at ST. Alexan-
der's hospital. She was accompanied
by her husband, brother and sister
and by DR.. Jensen.
A deal was consummated Monday
whereby Ochs & Baer, the enterpris-
ing tinsmiths and hardware dealers,
will on the first of next month become
the tenants of the Henle building now
used as a bowling alley.
G. A. Ottomeyer will go to St. Paul
today Tor the purpose of arranging
for the establishment Of permanent
ladies' suit department in connection
with his store. This will be an inno-
walton in New Ulm that the ladies
will certainly appreciate.
Representative Dalzell of Renvi.le
county has introduced a bill in the
house appropriating $1,000 for the
purchase of the old Fort Ridgely
battlefield and the preserving of it to
the state as military park. The bill
should, by all means, become law.
| J. w. Brown, the South American
collector for the J. L. Case Threshing
Machine company, was here this week
on his annual visit to his old home.
| Mr.. Brown now lives in Valparaiso,
Chill, but his business frequently
takes him all over the Southern con.
tinent.
Representative Pfaender has come
| forward with relief measure, REIN.
bursting the Brown County Agricul.
tural society for the loss sustained by
it in the destruction of one of its
buildings by cyclone. The bill was
referred to the committee on appro.
priations.
M. A. Warren, the veteran book
agent who was here at the time of the
first blizzard, delivering sets of s'Min
nesota Through Three Centuries, :
died suddenly at a hotel In Mapletor
early Monday morning. He evidently
expected death, for in his pocket was
found slip of paper containing the
names of relatives who were to be
| hSpAACA IL CASE vi his uGIQlS6.
/ Senator Harrington of Ortonville
and Senator johnson of st. Peter are
the joint authors of a bill appropriate
/ ing $4,000 for the construction o.
dykes and dams at Big Stone Lake sc
that the Minnesota and MILESTONE
rivers will be restrained. It is provi
ded in the bill carrying the appropri.
alton that the level of the lake shall
not be above the usual high-watel
mark.
Mr.and Mrs. Adolph Sterile of st.
Paul, who have many friends in New
Ulm, celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary Monday evening. The
/ venerable couple we're married in Gin
einnati in 1859 and came TO st. Paul
in 1868, where Mr.. Sterile still con.