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

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from her mother, Mrs. Yoemans OF
Eagle Lake.
Mrs. Andrew J. DIN and children
are visiting with Mrs. Olin's mother.
Mrs. S. D. Peterson.
The meyers" defeated the crack
Sleepy Eye bowling team Wednesday
evening with score of 2, 1S5 to ], 912.
Miss Helen Everett Of Redwood
Falls has been the guest the past week
of the Misses Ida aud Dorothy Hauen-
stein.
Jos. Schreiner paid 1875 into the
city treasury last week as the result OF
'stoe much joy" Justice Henningsen
Inflicted the fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schneider,
who have been visiting here for a
month, returned to their home in
Spokane yesterday.
The Sleepy Eye creamery is now the
sole property of Jens Jensen, he hav-
ing purchased the interests OF his part
ner, Mr.. Hagen, last week.
Joe. Cutting, the popular coach of
the Washington University football
team, is visiting with his parents, Hon.
and Mrs C.P. Cutting, in Sleepy Eye.
Joseph Helget, resident of Cotton
wood, died early Monday morning at
the age Of thirty-one years. He
leaves a widow and three small
children.
Eugene Koehler has purchased the
Weber residence property on South
Broadway and will occupy it in about
two weeks. The price paid for the
property was $4,000.
VIM. Dahms, one of the DO okkeepers
in the Eagle mill Offices, has resigned
his position in order to take up the
poultry business on an extensive
scale on farm in the town of Linden.
Herman Mueller, the CORTLAND far
mer who lives on the old Mueller
homestead just across the river from
New Ulm, is having plans drawn for a
Sc, ZOO residence which he intends to
erect next summer.
Carl Baehr of Minneapolis com.
manded the West Point cadets as they
marched in the inaugural parade at
Washington. The young man is a
son of the late editor of the Minnea.
polls Freie Presse-Herold.
A new directory Of Brown County
is soon to be issued by the Brown
County Journal. The important
work of preparation will be under the
supervision of the J. G.. Emery
Directory company of Chicago.
Geo. Yates of Wasioja, Mimi, is a
guest at the home of his niece, Mrs,
! Emil Mueller. He is accompanied by
, his daughter and Herbert Stewart, a
friend of the family who returned tc
Minnesota recently from Skagway
Alaska.
The Sleepy Eye authorities have
commenced a crusade against saloon
keepers who are in the habit of selling
| liquor to minors. One of them, Henry
| Roberts, was fined SIS and costs BY
Judge Geschwind on Thursday fol
just such an offense.
Valentine Orth, the Essig wheat
buyer, was called to Winnipeg recent
ly to attend the funeral of his brother
in-law, Henry D. Bauer, whose deatf
occurred very suddenly as the resnl
of a hemorrhage of the BRAIN Mr.
Bauer was formerly resident O
Milford
Attorney Ellsworth of ST. Jane:
has set his eyes in the direction of til,
lecture platform. At Hanska Mon
day evening he delivered an address.
on "The Twentieth Century Ideal'
which is pronounced by those who
heard 1t gem of eloquence, thou gh
and diction.
Hereafter the switching in the yard
OF the Minneapolis l. ST. Louis roat
in this city, instead of being done BY
the regular freight crews, will be don'
by special switch engine and crew
sent over from Winthrop every morn
ing. By this arrangement it is hoped
to have the south and north bount
freight trains leave New Ulm o1
schedule time.
Sheriff Julius returned from Port
land, Oregon, Monday evening. HI
says that Linfred Isackson. the mar
he was after, appealed to the suprem,
court from the district courts decision
upholding the governors requisitior
! order and that now. 1t will he seyera