New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-04-05
Mr. and Mrs. Silverson returned
from their Southern trip Sunday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Silverson returned
from their Southern trip Sunday.
Athsnas Heple left on q business
trip for Stanley, IN. D. Monday after.
noon.
Eugene Koehler is fixing up his
tonsorial psrlors In metropolitan
style by having a new metal ceiling
put In his shop.
Henry Fuerst Sr. and wife of
Chicago will celebrate the IS tn an.
niverssry of their marriage, April
1Ot h 1t their home in Chicago.
Emil Wurm, who is attending the
State agricultural College came to
New Ulm this week to attend the
funeral of his little brother Frank.
= We removed our Dressmak.ng
rooms from 206 South Minnesota Str.
TO the Hellriegel building, 500 Center
St.. upstairs. EMMA WELLMANN aud
NELLIE JAMES. IA
Mr.. Albert Steinhsuser, national
organizer of the North Americ an
Turner Bund left today (Wed) for
Omsho to do some propaganda work
in thst city.
w. F. Mailer, publisher of tn
Springfield Advance, has been ap-
pointed deputy oil inspector for
Brown County in place of Philip
Liesch who resigned from that Office
when he assumed the duties of post
master of New Ulm.
At the regular meeting of the N. U.
Fire department, Monday evening the
amount of one hundred dollars was
voted to the heirs of the late VIM.
Herrian who was killed in runaway
some weeks ago at Spokane. Pre-
vious to his removal Mr.. Herrian had
been number OF the department for
many years.
II. F. Blomquist has applied to the
city council of Mankato for the posi-
ton. of city engineer. He was reques-
ten to appear before the council OF
that city last Thursday. There being
another candidate nothing definite
vas decided, Mr.. Blomquist has been
city engineer in this city for the last
four years, his fourth year expiring
April 18th.
The House, by q vote Saturday to
.ecsll from the appropriations COM
mittee the Peterson bill for q monu-
ment over the grave of the late
Governor johnson, indicated that it
favors an appropriation for that
purpose. The bill originally called
for an appropriation of s25, 900, but
the author of the bill stated that the
intention was to amend it and to ask
for only $1,000. His motion was
adopted by vote of 81 to 26. A
similar bill introduced in the Senate
by H. N. Benson of St. Peter was
killed by the finance committee and
later reconsidered and re.referred to
the committee for amendment.
Frank Guggisberg of Lafayette
who was arrested Thursday
evening by Policeman Johr
Herzog, was arraigned before City
Justice N. Henningsen and fined s;
and costs which we're promptly paid
by the defendant. The policem an,
assisted by chief Klause, had quite
tussle before they were able to land
their man in Jail. 1t seems to US that
the proper way to handle farmers
who are in the habit of leaving their
teams remain out in the cold stree,
any old time of the day for the
police to do is to unhitch
the horses put them into the livery
barn and present the bill to the in
human farmer who seem 70 take care
of himself and is extremely cruel to
the animals. Or, anybody who per-
mits his team to suffer the inclemecy
of weather ought to be put on bis
wagon and driven home at bis own
expenses, rather than have him ar
rested and jailed over night. Farmers
as rule are not mean but some Of
them overstep 1.-THE ordinary" when
they come to town. .. %.