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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-01

urday evening, July 8, at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. Walker for
merly lived in Topeka. and his friends
will be interested to know of his ap-
preaching marriage.
Miss Mary Holt gave an informal
dinner party Tuesday evening in honor
Of Miss Alice Spencer Of st. Joseph,
Mo-. and Miss Helene Harvey of ST.
Louis. Covers were laid for: Miss
Spencer, Miss Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Holt Miss Leta Watson, Miss
Holt, Mr.. Earl Williams, Mr.. Cliff
ford Deppe and Mr.. Jack Henderson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
 DISPLAY GREAT TALENT

tjvs~mt4.- "Sh, Stoor. ;, C.s. uuyr" a~ lruIu,cd toy members nf th, ..u hrn school last night at Eagl, Hu. Was uut found wanting. Prom .ny tHur hat tby curtain first ura~, "a the s,.ur nr au old fashioned house.
 uul !, was last dropped ou the sam, citing. tho young performers >pnk" .h,ir lines with J surety and nrmnrss unusual in others than professionals. She Stoop~ tn Conquer" according L" the original version as laid down by oliver Goldsmith. is a difficult piece to nr produced Tn, lines and parts are complex n parts and the characters tyrictcd arc of another century. but nevertheless th" high school scholars never missed or forgot line of their respective parts nor were they lacking .u stage appearance and self-poescs .ipn
 r k needless [" review the five acts ,t the comedy. for the play is too well
 uowu by this time Tony Lumpkin. he young and mischievous tavern nrawlrr. and asSociat.s. are characters which have and win bong survive their
 r.ator's name
 .,n Browne. a- Ton ,xhib,t.d hm- self last evening as a seasoned come Han aud was as much al home be lind the rontlightS as he probably iq ., school.
 Anna Wittcnbcrg. as Mrs. Hardcas rlc. a suspicious and worrisome old lame of hfty-cight summers. was ex- client in her character part. and her ,cting b"spoaks her Knowledge of cIo. nutiou and stage learning. Miss Wit. t,nbcrg'- emotional sobs and laugh, would hay" been d credit to the "dl. zine" Sarah Bcrnhardt
 Az Miss Neville. cnquottiyh maid who has intentions con Tony. Miss Ma, Mayer was another of the successes o laSt evening Her lines were wei spoken and her presence displavo, marked ease
 Mis- Helen Lomen. as Miss Hard. r'sti". displayed exceptional talent an, l"r many lines were spoken without
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
A. 3 DANCE WILL BE
 FEATURE THIS EVENING

The regular 4 F. Saturday nigh, dance will commence this evening. as usual at 3o o'clock Although thrr, "ill be mo special features" connected with tonight's affair the dance prom ises to be lively one As there are no other attractions billed for this eye ming, large crowd should turn out tu enjoy the luxury nf dancing an a good springy floor to the best music ob- tainablc in Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
MORMON CHURCH.
WORK OF HUMANE SOCIETY
 TO BE PRESENTED

The work of the Alaskan Human" Society will h. discussed by the pas Tor of Pilgrim church In the sermon tomorrow evening This society has for itS object the promotion of public sentiment and the enforcement of tho laws n the matter of the human, treatment of animals Everyone who loves dogs and horses win wish 10 at tend this meeting Mrs W N. Sal, will play a violin solo. "Thr Adara- tiou" ,Eor"w~kD for the occasion
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
FORT DAVIS BOYS
 OUT UNDER BOND

Joseph pistz. charged with adultery and whose ease was heard m the com m.-#ian.l.s court yesterday afternoon was fined Sloo The fine was imme diaIeIy paid hy friends of th, Fort Davis boy Ul" resumed his station at the post.
 James Higgins rh, soldier uh. was bound oFr {" tho grand jury under bond Of f-,o, In two eases. Niu be re- lrHsed t"dfE as it has been asc-rtaincd 'ha' Le has .erurcd the required bonds.
 A. l; aala-"u, al-" nf Fort Davis uld Nfa sa- t-strrda, bound over to M' @rarJ larA nu the charge of selling nHu"' q. 1arvr~. vas released upon -,ruuu- -e.g bond
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
ABOUT THE MAIL

Pete Wager, the mail carrier de- parted from Candle this morning. He will arrive here in Nome on or about February 22. +tF
 a: .. sg Hcgucss will arrive next MoaIay with about 415 pounds of mixed mail from the outside
 * # More magazines from the outsi '. have been coming in of late than nave arrived in the first few weeks of our present service
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
WILL CURE
 ALL SICKNESS
FRENCH SCIENTIST EMPLOYS
 RhOIUM AS MEDICINE.
x sget Special Service.

h gg-t Special Service
 PARIS Irh I-.-Art.r Nrar- of study on tha subject which h, la. mr.. l# in. work Prof M Ecrt d .."usf af rrn"Hn. hae declared thar radim uu prpl"ug life The old can h, maud. aHa4 hy this #xausblc rr.. ~"Iruau asserts R,tH
 Tn -ubsiautiatc his assertion. Rotit states that he can produce a man. loo years odd. whom appears to b, u" older 'han 'as asemg, man of 6o.
 Tho scientist further states that h,. l"- rnH#.a a compound. of which am ner.dIent is mdmn. which wm ,.n. a.. a.l eamm,u ra maukiu T
 Prof Reut has been rrauesi,a t, app bear berate thr Con e. nr Science nt order To demonstrate In, marvellous cHrs winch Hn claims hi- mcdirin, MHI accomplish
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
YOUNG ADVENTURES
 NOW SAFE AT HOME

The two "az- William Cameron and young Nafn nrn w rr missing y,- t.r1ay far,uena were l"at.d last .,, ang tt Hr afu-. tu. rm
 youngsters h.i I.H away f' iu- m- trrtan or ,ujntmg d hunting ">rodi- u"u Thc-e tn.. "-,Idicr- or forum, " pulled aut of camp Thursday after n"ou. dragging after them a hand sled lad,d nu rNi-iau- They made rh. Sraudia that evening and ~r.u, th" night there
 They started th, urNt morning for Martins cabin ou Triple creek ,h,r d.~luauo.. and there th,y ly,r, Joe
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

eat,d h> NIT Cameron last evening Tn, rv>s We're only t.n glad ta return with young Camerau'~ father and by seven o'clock last uieut thys orr. safely lodged a, haw. u,uy th, uor-, fol thr wear
 Both young Cam,tuu and Martin an. .said tn b, bright youug fellows and are members "r th, order sons of Daniel Boone
 Hut they ar, jus, nkr other lads rr their age. and until they experienced t5" novelty of tryniE their own wings ta ny. they never would have been satisfied
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
FOR A NICE WARM BATH.

For nice warm bath in the largest bath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class and up to date
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
ELECTION RETURNS
 GIVEN AT A. B. DANCE

c"mplet" returns on today'S election VIII be given at the \ F. dance to- night W. C. Mcclure. Nomc's pre- mi"r sri"ior and herald will proclaim 'h" winners of the great contest at the same time m" names of thc fortunate candidates 8r" anuume.d at TO. polls.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

Watches cleaned, $1.5O; main springs Sl.oo. C. Shallet. corner First and E street. Mail orders attended promptly Eagles can consult me a5eps 'heir ~ atehes at the Eagle Club oor,s ds.ly between I and p. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
COURT WANTS
 INVESTIGATION
.INDIGNANT OVER CRITICISM GIVEN DECISION IN RUFF
 REHEARlNG
Nuaaet Special servler.

SACRAMENTO Feb I> Tn, Su- prcmc court Is highly indignant "yol the criticism given h> various urwspl per~ uu the decision recently handr' down iu the rchcaring of the Rucf cas,. So great is their indignation that the, will demand of the legislature to in ve~tigat. the matter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

thv usual amtcuri~h hesitation AS v'y and winsomr damecl. Miss Lo- mru we'll l"k,d the part Her acting v.l~ second tu none
 Christian Hansen as Mir Har,caS- ti,. FaN"n Lewis as Nourg Narlo,y, The young and daudincd lover and ~rurtsmun, Charles Burwn aS Sir uarlrvr and Ray Hrnstc as Mir Hast ngS Were clever in their respective parts and all had learned their lines md business" to perfection
 William Sellers. Euphcmia Allan Earl Modini Frank Stipek. James Bo- gan. Thorulf Lehman. Jerome Sim son. Harold Lyle. Eugene Keu. Carrie Stipck Hnda Johnson Marguerite Moldt and Anna Shearcr, all in minor parts made much out of their lines and played their parts like veterans
 AS produced hy the students last night there was five acts and two different scenes to the play. and props" deserves mention for the ex- rellcncc Of his settings" Miss Fanny Brayton and AIr. John son high school teachers. and their lssociatrs in ;hc work. goes much credit for producing one of the most successful and well-acted plays of re- 'cont years.
 As vet it is not known just how | much has been realized by the per formance. but judging from the crowd which packed Eagle Hall to capacity. 1 last night. the students will realize the gymnasium and all for which worthy purpose. she Stoops to Conquer" was given
 Orchestra at i.s Esst.
 Under the able diree-.ln f Mrs. w w. Sale. the orchestra wh.,i! furnished music between tn" acts las' nig't. va. at its best The must .ians were ,r corod often and were forced tn respond each time. which they did without r.- luctanco. Several seI.'ti ,ne. which were not on the fixed program were played, and the restlcssnese which is lusually noticeable between acts. was 'r"t prevalent last night
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
ARMOURS 10
 QUIT MISSOURI
SHOW ME" POLICY EVIDENTLY TOO STRONG FOR PACKERS.
Nuggets Special Service.

T'W|N|Na , 9NIUI7I oETNT-E-
 ST. LOUIS r,h l> -Th. Armour racia.l Company has given notice ih.r tauy Htli withdraw ,rom business n 1nl~ ai. within fa, mex, f.n months NJ reason rur tHts action l. aivcu II - believed that th- ,ou- rrm has r"at'd in Missouri and their notice of withdrawal come~ a~ great SUIT rise.
 The Armour Packing Company has furnished Iarr. pcrcentar, of aI of ,h. meats u-.N u this stat, for many ,,.r-.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

olympia. Rainier. Blue Ribbon or Nome Beer by the case or barrel at Seward Commercial co. successors to T. J Neetar Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

Imperial, Oak Grove, Spring Run and Imperial whisky, SIPS per quart at the Bank Saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

Don Alvez Havana Cigars direct from factory. Six to ten dollars a hun. fred according to size at the Bank Saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

Subscribe for the Nome Daiiy Nug gst s2O0 month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

Good warm rooms for the Winter al the Elite Baths. stesm heat
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
HOSPITAL NOTES


 col l.. L. Sawyer, who was moved 'o the hospital yesterday from his home. Wher" he had been lying srr- i"ush i'll for the past two weeks. is slightly better today according to the latest reports. IT k hoped that the '"i"nei will continue m his improve menl and as he i- man Of great strength and will power. il is believed that he will sryiv, th, recent attack.
 Ed Johnson. who was sustainS two badly frozen feet. k now resting easily Ht the hospital. II is believed that Johnson wiu bose part of the right foot aud one foe Of the left foot
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
CHURCHE s
& & ; ;t % # E
 PILGRIM CHURCH.

The services at Pilgrim church to- morrnw will be as follows:
 II d. m. Morning worship The sub jcct of the sermon will be God and Man F"rgiying Man"
 le.l5 r m -Bihl- +rhuoI Lesson Matt :. Y I-12.
 G.l5 D. m.-Yomg Peoples Soci,t, or Christian Endcayor Topi, "rnt-m- perancc and other Sins of the Body" L'adcr Harrison Lp'rpabrl
 l.i5 b m Praise seryic,
 D. m.-Evening worship. sermon au th" work of m" Humane Society Violin solo by Mrs W w Sale
 MORMON CHURCH.
 Services during the winter months will be continued through the giving out of church literature such as books, magazines, periodicals, tr,cts. etc Ask and Ye Shall Receive" "Seel, and Ye Shall Find" in these things tn. Everlasting Gospel without laoucy. without price Call cor write ta Elder K. N Winnie. Fourth aud Lanes way
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

The very best Job Printing at th. "ugqct Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
poo Fggo,

Fine cooked dog feed only i0c per pound
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
F"esH HOME MAos CANDY.

Now that outside goods are getting stale, remember you can have fresh made candy daily at Toby's. Don't put up with stale goods when you can pur- chase the fresh made home production n for the same price.
 TosYs CANDY kITcTHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

Job work at the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

Pool and billiard supplies. all kinds at the Bank Saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

For good printing see the Nugget,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

Secure your rooms for the Winter at the Elite Baths. Steam heat. all the comforts of a home
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
Orchestra at i.s Esst.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice k hereby given that the reg istrati"n books for th" municipal elcc- iipu [" be held on Tuesday. April 4th lsll win be open at the office of the city Clerk. on Saturday. February K. all, and will remain open tn and i'm cluding March 25th. 1911 Registration hours will he from a. m to r. noon and from D m C" . l.. m Of each day
 Dated Nome. Alaska Feb. r.. lsll
 GEO. F. LoMEN
 Municipal Clerk
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

When in Nome stop at the Elite Baths. Open all light. Steam he al.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-15

vised 'by his wife and four children
Who are: Robert Of Sleepy Eye;
Julius Of Revere; William, who Il
living ct home and Mrs. Robert Lam
brecht OF Milford; and two brothers.
Julius Of this city and August Of
Milford and ono sister Miss Frank Of
this city. The funeral Vas held Mon.
day afternoon from his late home and
q lao O'Clock Al Frieden's church,
Rev. G. Mayer officiating. Iuterment
vas made in the city cemetery.
John Bsar died At the homo of his
daughter Mrs. Frank Schnobrich, ct
Sleepy Eye Thursday morning. Mr..
Bsar had suffered with asthma for
some years. While on visit to his
daughter In Sleepy Eye his condition
became worse and death finally re-
Tossed him last Thursday. Deceased
was born in Trohatin, Austria, in
1889. In 1868 he was married to
Msgdalena Niedecker, who died some
eleven years ago. He came to
America in 1870 settling In New Ulm
where be lived up to his death. For
fifteen years he was custodian OF the
Union School, which position be re-
signed about ten years ago. He lived
with Anton Zischka for the past
years. DECEASED is survived by five
daughters: Mrs. F. Schnobrich of
Sleepy Eye; Mrs. Otto Marx OF LIE
Sueur Center; Mrs. Anton Zischka Of
this citp; Mrs. Jos. G. Lindmeyer of
Msnkato and Mrs. Theo. Scheiderich
OF this city. The funeral vas held
Monday morning from the Catholic
church. Interment was made in the
Catholic cemetery. The St. Joseph
Society, of which he was member for
q years.. attended the services in q
body. Those from out of town who
attended the funeral are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Schnobrich and children:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Lindmeyer and
two daughters OF Mankato; Otto Marx
and family of LIE Sueur Center; John
Baar Jr., Mrs. Jos. Forster, Mrs. A.
Wiesner, Mrs. John Schroepfer, Mrs.
j. Welsch, Mrs. Geo. Rewitzer and
Miss Tillie Schroepfer of Sleepy Eye.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-15
OBITUARY

Ludwig F. Frank of the town OF
Home died last Thursday morning,
death being due,to asthma. Deceased
was born in Germany about 70 years
ago. In 1871 he came to America,
living first in Wisconsin and later in
Illinois: Five years later he was
married to Mrs. Cote. Brown county
became his next home where he re-
manned up 70 his death. he 10 sur
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-15

We oil harness for sl.00 a set. Now
10 the time. Ath. Henle & Son.
The Milford Band will give dance
ct Essig Saturday, Feb. 18th.
JOS. r. Groebner Of this city was in
Sleepy. Eye on business last Tuesday.
Miss Helen Engsl OF St. Paul visited
over Sunday with her parents in this
city.
The New Ulm Bottling Force will
give Z dance 1t Star Hall Tuesday,
Feb. 2lst.
Miss Marie Wagner, Of Loretts,
Mimi, arrived IN this city, Friday for
: visit with her brother.
Mrs. A. J.. Alvin and Mrs. Sidney
Alvin were visitors in Minneapolis
Saturday and Sunday.
Judge Hugo Hsnft, Max and Albert
axnft OF st. Paul we're in the city
Saturday attending : meeting Of the
stockholders of the Flint Rock Com
pany.
Mrs. ]. 6. Schmidt of Blue Earth,
is visiting with her son Fremont
Schmidt of this city since last Thurs
day. Mr.. Schmidt had been laid UP
with Quincy for some time.
F. n. Retzlsf received car load
of steel and wire nails, also carload
Iot drills, harrows and other farm
implements Tuesday from the reliable
firm, La Crosse Implement Co.
Foley Kidney Pills are q reliable
remedy for backache, rheumatism and
urinary Irregularities. They are tonic
in sctiOn, quick in results and a1ord
q prompt relief from oil kidney dis
orders. O. NJ. Olsen.
Mrs. Chas. Gerstenmaier who had
been visiting with her son at Dr..
Msrten Luther College and also with
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Nicklaus has re-
turned to her home in st. Paul.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the Second Reg. band con-
cert which will be given next Sunday
evening Feb. 10 tn ct the Opera House.
Seat Sale at Wd. Eibner's restaurant.
Rev. W. G. Albrecht, OF White, s.
D., has received unanimous call
from the Sleepy Eye Lutheran congre-
CATION. At this writing We are unable
to say whether he will except the call
or not.
Nj. and Mrs. jacob Dewsnz recently
celebrated their twenty-fifth snniver.
ssry OF their: marriage. The large
number Of friends and relatives who
wore prevent enjoyed .a-yery -Eeoe
time. Mr.: and Mrs. Dewanz received
many bssutiful gifts. !: .ss.. - d
Alb. Evsrling and esp. Nenno,
local sports, were i Manksto Wit.
Messing the wrestling match between
Walter Miller and Ted Tennemsn.
Miller threw Tonnemsn in IS min.~ Ia
the first round and 10 the second in
only 20 min. It is said that it was an
interesting match.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-15
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors who so kindly assisted
US during the illness, death and burial
OF our beloved husband and father, to
Charity Lodge SO to acting and
honary pallbearers for the floral
tributes and especially to Rev. E. F.
Wheeler for his words ofsolace.
MRS. 8. D. PETERSON
and family.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-15
Lived on Sunny Side of Easy
Street,

Things are never as they seem,
skimmed milk mssquerades as cream"
No doubt Richard Wanchura has
found that America is not the land of
milk and honey as he thought, but
rather plain bread and water unless
you have the where-with. all to get
your milk and honey. Richard, how
ever doesn't believe in earning that
where with-all, probably he is too
tired, some people say quite bluntly
'lazy", nothing more or less, but
who would dare to use that term out
loud in reference to the gentlemanly
Richard? Well Wasecs sent him TO
orr town for US TO board and provide
ior.and our town sent him to Msnksto
errsther she went there and this il
The Aankato Review said about
TIC msnwho lived on essy street. III.
Ayoung German. giving his name
% Richard Wsuschurs, who clsims
that he has been in this country but
six months, for the past week has
been making himself source OF an.
noyauce in this city. ... -.
. Upon arriving here from New Ulm
the fellow, put up at the Stahl House
where he boarded and lodged for q
week. When Mr.. Stahl asked the
man to settle up he was cody told by
the man that he had no money.
Thereupon Mr.. Stahl turned the fell
low over to the police. After con-
fining him in cell at the city lookup
for day the man was turned out to
give him chance to get employment.
It was learned this morning that he
put up at the City Hotel. Yesterday
he went into South Front street
saloon, where he saw bartender that
must have looked easy to him and
called for some good cigars, When
the box of weeds was presented to
him he picked up handful and
walked out without paying. This
morning he went to the Franklin
Restaurant, walking up to one OF the
tables with the mien of duke or lord,
he ordered a very good breakfast
from one of the mattresses with whom
he struck up a conversation.
His breakfast was dished up to him,
but the little black-eyed German
American lass who served it had re-
ceived a bunch from another young
man who was in the restaurant at the
time to look out for him. Wanschura
got up when the Mattresses were busy
10 the back of the room and was about
10 leave the place, when he was headed
of by the one who had served his
breakfast and asked to pay. The
proud Richard Strengthened upto bis
full height and said he had not the
means to pay. While this argument
was going on Officer Budde arrived
on the scene and placed the man un-
der arrest after a lively fight.
Ten days in this town and ten days
in another, bye and bye the days OF
The year will have rolled by and after !
al Richard will have gotten board
and lodging quite free OF charge just
IS he expected to. Verify, you always
ret what vOu 90 after.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-15
Pollution Of our streams.

Pollution of streams In America ID
rapidly getting to be gravy for max.
ing graves. Things done BY the oio
country to keep peace, public moraiity
and health are the very things we are
gradually finding out we Yanks nave
got to get down to and initiate, ana
SO eat humble pie.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-15
A. ]. Alvin won't 70 Minneapolis

A. J. Alvin went to Minneapolis
Monday on business.
Harness Olling only sl.00 : got at
Ath; Hsnls 8 Son.
Prof. Kossler visited with his sister
at Klnbrss over Sunday. Ss.s j
Dav. Jungqulst and Tony Matdl Of
Lafayette were in the city last week.
The Misses sabinski and Anna
Keller Of this city were 10, Tracy last
week. &: .i-s
Mrs. Margaret Ksrpsn and daughter
Sophie arrived ID New Ulm Friday
for . visit with friends. z5t<. &
.Aufderheide recently purchased
"a Imperial touring car from the
local agent, F. a. Retzlsff.
Mrs. Martin Blisck Who had been
visiting in this city returned 70 her
home In Fairfax last week.
H. A. Herzog, Of st. Cloud has re-
Gently become the assistant cashier
OF the State Bank of Sleepy Eye.
The commission plan Of city govern.
ment was adopted by the city OF Fart.
bault by majority Of 1S8 votes.
Rev. E. F. Wheeler gave On inter.
esting talk on Lincoln Sunday even.
ing at the Congregational church.
The N.U. Arbeiter verein will give q
grand bali Feb. q at Schmucker'a
Tivoli, Music by Wartha's Band.
Members OF the Hermann Sisters
Lodge gave q surprise party on Mrs.
) G. Goetsch, the president OF the local
lodge, Sunday evening.
The Minneapolis Symphony Or.
chestra will give . concert Tuesday,
Feb. q. Reserved seat sale Thurs
dsy morning st O'Clock.
Mrs. Christ sprenger of this city
and Mrs. 81. Gerber and daughter, OF
Helena, Mont, visited with Mrs.
Henry Knees of the town of Milford
last week. ID.
Louis Miethun, Of Wsrren, visited
with Supt. Hess last week. Mr..
Miethun was for six years county
school superintendent of Marshal
county.
Theodore Olson, VIM. Jackson,
Christ Schultz, J. b. Ksus, Joseph
and John Lanterbach visited over
sunday with Glen Lauterbach and
other friends in this city. They lett
New Ulm for st. Peter where they will
Sisit With Mr.. and Mrs. And. Cook.
1t shs reorSSnizstion Of the Golden
Milling Co., this concsrn wss incor-
- With capital stock Of go, 600,
Into 200 shares Of 800 each.
q q this must BE- paid ia before
any Business can bone. r. NJ. West,
will be president, J. P. Ed. Bertrand
vice president, J. P. Ed. Bertrand,
vice president and treasurer and Dun
can McPfee, secretary until the an
-uusl meeting, July 10.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-15
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for the kind sympathy
shown US during the burial of our
father, John Baar; also to extend our
thanks for the floral tributes, to the
st. Joseph society and especially to
Rev. Father Schlinkert for his COM
forting words.
TIE CHILDREN.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-02-15
Weddendorf Acting Postmaster

Alta meeting of the bondsmen OF the
late postmaster Peterson John Wedden-
dorf, ass't postmaster, was appointed
acting postmaster until such time az
tho president will fill the vacancy by
appointine a new postmaster for New
Ulm. -. 49, 49,