New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-19

ana the eXnlbltlOns on the part OF the
farms and merchants throughout the
county more general than in the past.
Secretary A. F. Burmeister resigned
and the Board of Directors will in the
near future elect new officers. The
following gentlemen constitute the
new board: F. Crone, J. Klossner, F.
H. Behnke, A. F. Burmeister, Emil
Mueller, Fl. Manderfeld, A. J. Vogel,
VIM. Huevelmann, B. Juni, Fl. f.
Schrader, J. P. Graft, John Schaefer,
Otto Kohn, Otto Schell and Chas.
Hauenstein.
Prof. A. Ackernlann, last Sunday
delivered the sermon at the church
dedication services in Alma City,
MINI.
Rev. J. H. Naumann, of Woodlake,
Mimi, secretary of the Board of
Trustees of DR.. Martin Luther College
was a visitor at the institution.
Rev. VIM. Albrecht, White, S. D.
has received call to charge in
Alma City, MINI. Rev. Albrecht
is the son-in-law of Mr.. Retzlaff this
city.
A Minneapolis press bureau has
compiled six large volumes of news
paper comments, largely from the pa
pers Of the southern states, on the late
John A. johnson as a presidential
possibility. That he was the favorite
of the southern press is apparent.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Stad-
dick swere agreeably surprised by a
large number of their friends who on
their arrival at once took possession
of the house. Card playing and other
amusements were INDUCED in and a
splendid good time is reported by all
present.
Because.of the present sickness of
VIM. Alvin Sr. and his inability to
attend the quarterly meeting at the
German M. E. church last Sunday and
to receive the Lords supper with his
fellow brethren as he has been wont to
for over fifty years, District superin-
tendent, DR.. Blume, administered
Holy Communion to the venerable
couple at their little cottage home in
the afternoon. The sacrament was
given them in the presence of all the
family members, only two of the niue
children being absent; one residing in
st. Paul and one in Minor, N. D.
The affair, while not without somber-
ness, was eone of inspiration and
deeply impressive.
Stockholders of the Lone Tree
Creamery Co., held a meeting at the
Lone Tree store Monday pursuant to
call by the secretary, John Frohrip
Senator A. V. Reike of Fairfax was
present representing the corporation
| The matter before the stockholders
was the question of making either ar
assessmentto liquidate an indebtedness
of about 5000 Or go into the hands o.
receiver. After considerable dis.
cussion it was voted unanimously &c
petition Judge Olsen for the appoint
ment of a receiver, dispose of the
| assets, liquidate the indebtedness anc
dissolve the corporation. Many O.
the farmers acknowledged that they
had killed their home institution BY
lack of patronage. A representative
of the Evan creamery was present
endeavoring to get the former patrons
Of the Lone Tree creamery to consent
| to the establishment of route from
the Evan creamery Morgan Messen
ger.
The Stark TIP. Mutual Fire Insur
ance Co. elected the following direc
tors: John C. Hanson, Prairieville
Arnold Hillesheim, Stark; Robert
Albrecht, Milford; John Cutting.
Home; Isidore Haas, Cottonwood
Peter Christensen, Eden; Anton Hilles.
helm, Sigel: M. j. Mccormick, North
Star; Mic Schwartz, Leavenworth
The directors elected the same officers
as last year as follows: President
Arnold Hillesheim; vice president
Anton Hillesheim; secretary, Johr
Cutting, treas, Mic Schwartz. The
company has 1000 policies in force
with over 81 10000 worth of property
insured. Fire losses during the past
year amounted to $56l9. An amend
ment was adopted whereby hay in
meadows can be insured against fire
caused by lightning. The following
adjusters for townships not represen.
ted by director we're appointed: Fl.
r. Paulson, Brookviile; NJ. G. Krz-
marzick, Mulligan; Hans Sigurdson,
Albin; Ole Jorgensen. Linden; Marcus
E1,,o do uo W.