New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-31

Mrs. P.J. Staley of 3Mankato is a
guest at the hene of her daughter,
Mrs. Herman Held.
The Second Regiment band will
give its annual concert at the Opera
House on Arpil 18th.
President Bingham of the Com
mercial club was business visitor in
the Flour City Friday.
Capt. and Mrs. George had as g uests
the forepart of the week Mr.. and Mrs.
Ludwig Boyer of Redwood Falls.
Thos. G. Hovde of Lake Hanska has
sold his Percheron stallion, ITEM
naur," to Fera. Crone of this city for
So, 900.
Grand Master Workman willard
Comstock of Mankato was in the city
for short time Friday comforting
with local members of the order.
DR.. Stricken and O. NJ. Olsen of
this city and r. G. Hage of Han ska
went to Marshall yesterday to inspect
the Masonic commandery in that city.
Before leaving New Ulm E. F..
Taylor sold his automobile to Mr..
Bryant, the ditch contractor, and his
gasoline launch to John Hauens tein
Jr.
Representative Peterson has offered
bill in the house appropriating
money for the erection of a suitable
monument on the old battlefield of
Birch Coulie.
Rev. Amandus Norman of the Uni
tartan church near Hanska was in the
city Monday He was on his way
home from Revere where he delivered
a sermon Sunday.
Miss Mamie Herzog and Miss Lii
liam Juni have been employed by the
Eagle Roller Mill company to visit
the cities of Southern Minnesota and
South Dakota and make a house-to-
house canv ass in the interests of Dan
iel Webster flour.
"Cap." Nenno reopened the bowl
ing alleys to the rear of his salo on on
Monday. For some time they have
been out of commission, but now they
constitute the only amusement resort
of this character in the city. They
have been thoroughly overhauled and
are now in excellent condition.
Schneider & Johnson took posses
sion of the Travellers Exchange Mon
day morning, Theo. johnson being
in active charge. No inconvenience
was experienced in making the ex-
change from Albin Carlson to the new
proprietors, inasmuch as the latter
purchased the Carlson stock in bulk.
County Auditor Vogel has complet-
ed the superintendent by district ofthe
S6,S75,96 which Brown county, with
its 3,77S pupils, receives as it's share
of the states semi-annual contribution
to the public schools. The New Ulm
district is given sl,54l.54, the Sleepy
Eye district s7ll.62 and the Spring.
field district S651. Sc.
Saturday was the last day for
filing as candidates for the Office oil
alderman. The following is com.
plete list of those who have paid to
have their names appear on the official
ballot: Herman Nagel and Frank C.
Schnobrich in the First Ward: Emil
| Wicherski and Theo Mueller in the
Second Ward; Fred Pfaender and
VIM. 81. Gieseke in the Third Ward
Senator Wright's bill, pensionine
citizens who served the state during
the time of the Indian attacks upor
Fort Ridgely in 1862, was recommen.
ded for passage Thursday in the sen,
ate committee of the whole by vote
of q to Is. Senator Moonan offered
an amendment, substituting the right
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for money pension, but this, being
objected to by the author of the bill,
was voted down.
| OF Charlie Grapewin, who is to APP
pear at the Turner Theatre on Easter
Sunday in "The Awakening of Mr.
Plpp,'' the st. Paul Dispatch says
that his acting at the Grand Opera
House on Sunday evening proved one
of the biggest hits of the season. Tht
supporting company, says the Dis
patch, is "a large one of merit anc
musical ability. Many girls, exquis
itely gowned, compose the chorus ant
help to make the piece attractive
Twenty eight concerns have applied
i for license to conduct saloons in New
Ulm the coming municipal year
They are Aibin Carlson, Mat Peder.
son. f. !. Kretsch. A r. Fssar n T