New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-16
Miss Mueller, visited at Winthrop

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last week.
JOS. Smasal. last week transacted
business at Winthrop
Miss Carrie Dorm Of Nicollet was a
New Ulm caller Thursday.
Miss Flora Decker last week visited
| with relatives and friends IN Sleepy
Eye.
Miss Olivia Schilling spent weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Schil-
ling at Winthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Held rejoice
over the arrival Of boy that was
born to them last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keegan left last
| Tuesday for West Baden, Ind. On
their way they stopped over at st.
Peter, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F..
A. Brady.
Fred Muesing and daughter, of Nj
collet visited in this city the latter
part of last week with Mr.. Musings
father, who had been reported as being
seriously i'll.
Mrs. W. b. Korth of this city, her
daughter, Josephine and her st. Paul
friend, Mrs. Welch, spend the latter
part of last week at Gaylord at the
home of Mrs. Comnick.
j. FL. Siegel was in Minneapolis last
Thursday attending the funeral of
James FL. Miller. who died in that
city at the age of Sc years. Deceased
was head miller of the Pillsbury al
mill in Minneapolis.
i A. r. Wilson, a we'll known resident
of Ottawa, died at his home in that
village Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Wilson had been in failing health for
about year and some months and
suffered a stroke of paralysis. st.
Peter Herald.
According to Redwood Falls papers,
County Attorney VIM. G. Owens, of
Redwood County will remove to Wills
ton, N. Oak. to take up the practice
of law in that town. Mr.. Owens W as
raised in Brown county and is we'll
. known here.
Miss Jennie Breitkreutz, our assis-
tant post mistress is confined to her
home with diptheria since last week.
She is not seriously i'll and it is the
wish of her many friends that she will
soon be able to be about again. Miss
Jeanetta Minkiewitz is assisting in the
post Office during her illness.-Ar-
lington Enterprise.
The regular monthly meeting of the
mems club of the Congregational
! church last Thursday evening was
made very interesting by reminis-
cence given by B. Juni in which he
told of his experiences as a captive
among the Indians in the year 1862.
- Addresses were also made and vocal
-, solos rendered by members of the club.
: Otto Wiedemann, of Milford recent.
~ bought six recorded short-horn
+ COWS and heifers. They were shipped
: from Redwood Co. near Lambertor
p and the deal was negotia ted by Stuebe
p Bros. Mr.. Wiedemann. is progress
. sive farmer and has during the pas
g few years devoted his entire attention
!, to stockraising and with his new ad
dition has now a splendid herd and al
r fine breed of cattle as can be found
" in Brown county. He has recent,
- sold two recorded short-horn bulls tt
farmers in his neighborhood
IL The insurance fraud investigation
t. has now reached point where secrec,
n of action is deemed necessary by j. A
s Hartigan, state insurance commission
;, er. The authorities have now collec
n ted evidence sufficient, they say, to Sc
n cure sweeping convictions. Harvey e
1t Hall, attorney, who has charge of tn
5. investigation in st. Paul, said toda,
/, that number of men suspected of be
IN ing implicated are under surveillanc
,e and would be prevented by detective
N from leaving the city of st. Paul tn
10 societies found to have been victimize,
w to the largest extent are the Knight
al and Ladies of Security, the Court Q
20 Honor and Independent Order of For
ir esters.
The largest assortment of wall pa
a per that was ever displayed in thi
city, at ). 81. Forster's. loft
ntly the cause of death. A bold state
, truth doctors aoknnuIodro that@