New Ulm review., 1909-02-17

Edwin Juni paid a business visit TO
the Capitol City yesterday.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Gleisner of West Newton died
Sunday and will be buried today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schubert of
Milford recently celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of their wedding.
While doing chores. at the Stuebe
farm last Tuesday Chas. Ratzke
slipped on the ice and severly Injured
his knee.
The New Ulm Music Store, owned
by A. Danielson, was closed Satur-
day at the instance of creditors. The
stock is now in the hands of the sheriff
Henry Hoehne and Miss Theresa
Schultz, both of Minneapolis, were
united in marriage in that city Satur-
day. The groom is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernst Hoehne Of this city.
+. 81. Retzlaff has been at West
Baden for week receiving treatment
for poisonous affection of his neck
supposed to have been caused by the
dye.stuff on his coat collar coming in
contact with pimple.
Postmaster Peterson has gone to
Washington for the purpose of persu-
aiding the interior department to locate
the proposed new South Dakota land
Office at Mobridge. He will remain
until after the inauguration.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richter were
called to St. Paul Monday on account
OF the serious illness of their little boy
who some days ago was operated on
for hare-lip growth which had ex-
tended to the upper jaw. The child is
not expected to live.
The annual meeting of the Retail
and General Merchants association
will be held in ST. Paul next Tuesday.
F. 81. Behnke is one of the officers of
this association and will be present at
the meeting. 1t is probable, too, that
other local merchants may attend.
New Ulm will be represented in the
bowling tournament at st. Paul the
latter part of the week by H. F. Raabe,
Adolph Burmejster, Adolph Bier
baum, Emil Garbrecht, Chas. Emmer.
ich, Albert Mattke, Ferd. Bleck, Geo.
" icherski, Chas. Bierbaum and Rein
hold Dahms.
Anton Stiemann left for Carthage,
South Dakota, Monday evening to
,, look after the contract interests there
of the Cuddy-Cavanaugh Co. For
| over week Mr.. Stiemann was KEEP,
from active work because Of a frac
ture of one of the bones of his left
arm, occasioned by falling on slip.
| perry sidewalk.
1t is worthy of note that Senator
Clague of this district was one of the
! few senators who voted against the
| appointment of a commission to 90 tc
Washington to urge the improvement
OF the Minnesota river. Thirty-sever
senator's deemed the move good one
but Clague was one of the seven who
thought differently. Perhaps the con
stituents of Mr.. Clague will now dc
some thinking.
The Redwood Falls Electric Tele
I, phone company, organized last month
as protest against the advance il
rates in that city by the Minnesota
Central, has entered into contrac
with the Tri-State company for tn,
installation by the latter of com
plete automatic telephone system will
a capacity of over four hundred
phones, the contract price being
Sl2, 500. The contract carries with i
an alliance with the Tri-State compan,
Tor five years. The exchange will b.
combined with the rural telephon
system, which covers nearly all o
Redwood county.
Deputy Sheriff Phillips of Blu
Earth county was in the city Frida
looking for sneak thief who ha,
stolen a ring and small amount O
money from room in the Stahl hous
at Mankato. He learned here tha
the fellow had been in New Ulm 70
several days prior to his visit to Man
kato and that he had registered a
two of our hotels as Fred Chassee
After the theft at Mankato Thursda,
4 night he took a late train for Ney
! Ulm, but remained here only coupl
of hours, taking the early mornin.
train east Friday. It is now believe,
that he is the party who was respon
sible for the disappearance of a gol