New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-13
Herman Jahnke returned Saturday
from q two weeks sojourn in Manka-


to.
The Setter home on State street was
solo this week to Anton Stiemann
for s., 500.
Just as the Review goes to press it
learns of the purchase of the New
Ulm Steam laundry by John Nagel.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Brosch yesterday morning
but died shortly after its birth.
County Treasurer Berg's son, Hem
ry, has become student in the Catho-
lie college at Prairie du CHEN.
The Burg Cigar Co. yesterday
reelected Capt. F. Burg as president,
VIM. Schroer as secretary and Max
Burg as treasurer.
A private car belonging to a color
ed show troupe was destroyed by fire
at Tracy Sunday evening. The COM
pany lost all of its scenery.
Anton Bartl has been confined to
his home the past ten days as the re-
suit of severe cold contracted while
attending the SCHNEIDER funeral.
The following New Ulm poultry fan
ciers went to Mankato yesterday to
take I'M the poultry show: Fred Sci
ter, Eugene Koehler, and JOS. Karl.
The firm of Danielson & Swanson,
dealers in musical instruments, is no
more, it having been dissolved by
mutual consent shortly after New
Years. Mr.. Danielson retains the
store in this city and Mr.. Swanson
the one in Mankato.
Judge Hugo Hanft and Albert Hanft
of ST. Paul we're mere this week to at
, tend the annual meeting of the Min
nesota Flint Rock Co. of which both
are directors. Mr.. Albert Hanft was
reelected president, Miss Alvin a
Scherer vice president and r. w.
Scherer secretary and treasurer. The
! company is preparing for largely
increased business next season.
Spring6eld's new school building
was formally dedicated Friday eve
ming, Prof. Geo. B. Alton, state high
school inspector, delivering the dedi-
catory address. The new superintend-
+! ent of public instruction also spoke,
!; taking for his subject, on The Progress
of the Practical in Education and
! short talks were made by Prof. Pat
| chin, Adolph Frederickson and H.
! Bendixen.
At the Mankato poultry show last
week Fred Setter won first prize with
his pen of White Plymouth Rocks and
] also first and second prizes for White
| Plymouth Rock cockerels, first and
third prizes for pullets and second
and third prizes for hens. Eugene
Koehler captured first aud second
prizes for cockerels and first, second,
third and fourth prizes for pullets in
the Buff Orpington class. Some OF
the birds scored as high as SO points
Speaker Rockne announced his com.
mittee appointments yesterday after
noon. Representative Pfaender goes
on the following committees: Corpor-
ations other than Municipal, Educa-
ton, Judiciary, Military Affairs and
Municipal Legislation, Representa-.
tive Ole Peterson gets assignments to
the following: Agriculture, Hospitals
for Insane, Insurance, Roads and
i Bridges and Prison Labor. Mr.
Pfaender, for a minority man, seems
to have Jared unusually we'll.
/ At the annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Farmers Elevator association il
Minneapolis last week the members
decided to postpone action regarding
the acquisition of terminal elevator
in Minneapolis. An elevator, alread!
in operation, was offered to the asso
citation for $4,000, but it was tn,
general opinion that the time was no
ripe for the venture and that the mat
ter should be deferred until the asso
citation was older and had large
membership.
4 Mayor Bobleter has been requested
to name three delegates to a meeting
4 of the Minnesota River improvement
League which is to be held in Hender
son on the 2lst of January. The
y object of this meeting is to consider
the presentation of bill to the legis
lature providing for an appropriation
to cover all future damages to bridges
highways and river crossings in thu
Minnesota Valley caused by the over
flow of the river and its tributar,
streams as the result of the construc
ton of numerous drainage bitches.
The team of Andrew Groebner o