New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-01
Fritz Wendland is down with the

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grippe.
]. F. Esser Of Ayoca, MINI. Is
tending bar for his brother. A.. j.
Esser.
Miss Carrie Eibner went to ST. Paul
where she will assist in bank for
some time.
Oiling and repairing harness neatly
and promptly done. Oiling only 81. 90
set. Spring is near. A. Henle & Son.
E. P. Bertrand of Sleepy Eye and
daughter Francis left Saturday for
St. Paul to visit with friends and
| relatives. \
Geo. Fischer sold his saloon on
So. Minnesota st. to ALI. Dauer last
Monday The latter will take charge
OF the business a pr. Is. at.5
Mrs. Oscar Dingler went to Mime.
apolis as delegate of the Royal
Neighbors Lodge to the Grand lodge
convention which was held Tuesday
and Wed. ia that city.
Miss Bronson the vocal soloist did
not receive the recognition she de-
serves, which no doubl is due to the
fact thot her selections we're given in
foreign language.
The house was completely sold out
and large delegations from neighbour
ing towns were in New Ulm to attend
this rare musical treat.
The city dailies reported last Satur-
day that the governor appointed
Joseph Schmidt of Sleepy Eye special
municipal judge of that place.
Mrs. Lille Of Lafayette celebrated
her SOth birthday. A number of
friends of this city went over to assist
10 the celebration OF the event:
John Wiesner and wife OF Sleepy Eye
we're in the city last Saturday attend
ing the celebr alton of the so tn birth.
day anniversary of the formers father
Tony Wiesner.
Jos. Drummer while clearing sar-
sage machine at Saffert's Meat NJ arket
had his left hand caught in the knives.
OIe finger was cut off and the rest
were badly injured.
Prof. Alderman was ia Mime
apolis last Sunday attending the de-
dication of S35, 900 Lutheran church
and delivered the dedication serson
on that occasion.
Geo. Mayer and wife, parents of the
Rev. G. Mayer of the Friedens church
recently celebrated their 60 tn 40
niyersary of their marriage The VEN
cradle couple reside in Rich6eld,
Wise. ~.
Fifteen members of the local o. F..
s. went to Sleepy Eye Friday to visit
the lodge of that place. A delegation
of As from Springfield, II OF Redwood
Falls and three of Winthrop we're also
present.
In the absence OF John Eichmann,
city recorder, whose present where
abouts are unknown, City Attorney
Aug. G.. Erickson is around making
the final collections for the city pre-
paratory to having the annual state.
ment published. Springfield Advance.
Frank DAM, jr., the popular and
well.known musical director died at
his home in st. Paul Friday. The
funeral took place Monday morning.
Mr.. DAM was former pupil of
Theodore Thomas and a member of
many musical organizations all over
the country.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Roth
and Chas. Lindmeyer, the wellknown
brakeman took place at the Catholic
church Monday morning, Father
Schlinkert officiating. Miss Roth was
as fair bride as ever stepped up to
an altar. The young couple left for
Chicago Monday afternoon.
The smoke house on the Croue
Farm was totally destroyed by fire
last Saturday night, at about mid
night the night crew of the North |
Western Road noticed flames issuing
from building on the farm which is
now occupied by Mr.. Zahm. The
noise made by the whistles
Of two engines woke up the nleghbors
who rushed to the farm to assist in
saving the buildings. The dwelling
place tho badly scorched was saved
while the smoke house with all its Co.'S
tents we're destroyed by the flames.
In order to perpetuste the memory
Of the late Mr.. Robt. Nix and to keep
his name associated with the Public
School System Of the City of Indiana
polls the teachers Of German in the
Public Schools have