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


a. Danielson reopened the New Ulm
Music Store on Saturday.
Peter Madsen and family Of Prai-.
rieyille have moved TO Todd county.
Company a will be inspected this
evening BY the battalion inspecting
officer, Maj. Bnschers.
G. Fi1zen Sr. received notice last
week of thee death ofhis brother, Jacob,
in Lnxemburg. Germany.
Prof and Mrs. Critchett entertained
the members of the basketball teams
at their Broadway home after the
game Friday evening.
Petitions in bankruptcy were fled
last week by w. A. Funk, the we'll
known Mankato lawyer, and his wife.
The liabilities of the two are placed at
81, 618, as against assets aggregating
s48, 900.
Miss G. Reed of Milwaukee, trim
mer for Mrs. Pfeferle, and Miss E.
Dusel of Stevens Point, who is to hold
similar position in the millinery
store of Mrs. Follmann, arrived in
the city early this morning.
Petitions are being circulated in
the county calling upon the COM
missioners to authorize the remarking,
| with stone or concrete posts, of the
section corners of the entire county
according to government survey.
Senator johnson of Nicollet county
would have the scate construct a
bridge across the Minnesota river at
Traverse des Sioux as memorial to
Gov. Alexander Ramsey. The bill
which Senator Johnson has introduced
in this effort carries an appropriation
of 10000.
The Sleepy Eye public school board
has begun a systematic war against
| pupils who are addicted to the use of
tobacco. At a meeting of the board
Thursday evening, which Mayor
Steinke and members OF the police
force attended, it was decided to
strictly enforce the law prohibiting
the use of the weed. The police were
instructed to arrest every school
pupil found using tobacco.
James and Walter Blake, two
young men who were raised at Frank.
lin and Fairfax but who came here
towards the end of the week from St.
Paul, after spending night or two in
the st. Peter jail, were arrested Sat-
urday evening for stealing an over
coat, jacket and some overshoes
from the barn of the Hauenstein Brew
ing company, south of the city. When
arrested they admitted the theft,
but pleaded that they were intoxicated
at the time and did not know what
they were doing. The Hauenstein
people not caring to prosecute, the
young men were therefore charged
only with drunkenness. Justice Hen.
ningson fined each OF them $40 and
costs or 10 days in jail. Not being
able to pay the fines, they were remit.
ted on condition that the young men
| leave the city Immediately. This
they did.
| The meeting held at Schell's hall
Monday evening for the purpose OF
discussing the clay products of this
| vicinity and considering the advisa.
| bility of establishing a plant for their
manufacture was not largely ATTENDED
but those present were all representa-.
tive business men, w. II. Whiting
! of the Whiting Investment Exchange
OF Minneapolis briefly outlined the
nature of the propositions he was will
ing to, make, in the event that it was
/ found that the clay existed here in the
/ required quantities, and so fair were
his proposals on the face of them that
i favorable interest was awakened al
once. A committee composed of DIR.
Stricken, Philip Liesch, L. j. Buen.
ger, +. II. Behnke, Hubert Berg, Jacob
| klossner Jr. and B. Juni. was appoin.
ted to canvass the situation and the
very next morning they set about their
work with a will. The essential thing
at this time seems to be to End out ex-
actly what We have in the way of re-
sources; that once ascertained, the
rest will come as matter of course.
j Mrs. Catherine Seifert, wife OF Chris.
tian Seifert Of Sigel, and sister of the
Well-known Eckstein brothers of this
city, was called to her last reward
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