New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-01
Governors Of Minnesota.

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presenting to our readers an essen
TALLY Minnesota feature, of great
value in an historical way and of
exceptional interest and attractiv e.
ness; one that will appeal to both old
and young. To the older generation
1t will revive pleasing memories and
to the younger it will afford in an
attractively readable form informa-
tlon which each resident of the great
state OF Minnesota should have. On
pages and we offer today the first
lnstallment of a series of articles on
Governors of Minnesota, the three
capitol buildings, reproductions of
the present great seal and the first
great seal of Minnesota. We would
suggest not to destroy these mum bers
but to retain them for future reference
in the study of the history OF Mime
sofa.
Cap. Memo has entered his fast
horse in the Mankato races to come
off today Wednesday,
A large number of citizens from
here will attend the German Day festi-
walls at ST. Paul next Sunday.
Be sure to attend the Woodmen
entertainment and dance next Satur-
day evening at Woodmen Hall.
At special meeting OF the New Ulm
Turnverein last Saturday Rud. Berndt
was elected janitor of the Turnhall.
Chas. A. Albrecht and wife of ST..
Paul were visiting with DR.. L. A.
Fritsche over Sunday and Monday.
Montana" western play on the
order of ''The Virginian'' will be
given next Sunday, Sept. 5. al Turner
Theatre,
There will be an Organ recital sun
day evening at the German M. b..
} church by A. Norman Tough, Doctor
OF Music of the Oxford University,
, England. Admission free.
} Mrs. Vivian Wright left for Mill
) waukee Tuesday to attend the College e
OF Music. She was accompanied by
her cousins, Olivia and Pearl Lansin e
who have been visiting here in this
city during the summer months.
The rifle shoot medal for the highest
totals for ten shoots of the season
1909 goes to W N. e. Koch The next
highest is VIM. Pfaender. The score
is:
VIM. b. Koch 15S9--average 1889
r VIM. Pfander 1882 average 1882
Chas. Roos and brother Hugo of
Kansas City, Mo-, also Alfred Roos
OF Tracy are visiting with their
mother Mrs. Fl. Roos. These gentle
men are former residents Of New Ulm
= and we'll and favorably known in this
city and their many friends were
pleased to welcome them in their
r hometown after prolonged absence.
b. B. Powers, District Deputy oil
, the M. W. A. is here from ST. Paul
~ with the intention of adding a class
) of at least SO members to Harmony
9 Camp of Woodmen. Mr.. Powers i
i recognized as being a gooo worke,
e and first class organizer and backed
: by the advantages of the order b,
represents he will no doubt max,
: good.
j. The Congregational and Frieden!
: church last Sunday evening held unior
y missionary services with Rev. Bung,
:. of Rochester in the pulpit at tn.
, church edifice of the latter congrega
= ton. The meeting was we'll ATTENDED
- and the interesting discourse on mis-
y sionary work was fully appreciated b,
the large assembly.
" " Rev. S. B. Nelson, Minneapolis
le who recently returned with his wife
= from an extended trip to England ane
9. Scotland, last week visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Russell in West New
: ton. Returning to Minneapolis HI
!. took his sons with him who had spen
the summer at the Russell home dur
ing the absence of their parents.
Julius Albrecht, a leading merchan
of Morgan and we'll known IN this
vicinity was assaulted and stabbed
last week in an alteration with j. c.
Robinson and Roy Cox, two tran
sients. His wounds are deep cuts il
the back and abdomen. The guilty
parties were taken to Redwood Fails
and lodged in jail. The trouble arose
over bill which Mr.. Albrecht hat
against Cox. The latter. refused te
pay and attacked Albrecht with a bis
hunting knife.
The new exposition building at th,
fair grounds was given over to til,