New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-01-17
r. W. Scherer made business trip
to MankatO Yesterday. n.

r. W. Schersr made business trip
to Msnkato yesterday.
Hugo o. Schleuder of Springfield
hay been re.appointed as member Of
the estate Board of Optometry" by
Gov. Eberhart.
Duncan Taylor of Aberdeen, s. D.,
who is we'll known here by many as
the brother of f. F. Taylor who was 3
former proprietor OF the Laundry,
died there last week of Bright's
Disease.
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Ssuer of
Mernon, Neb., were made happy
through the arrival of baby girl at
their home recently. Mrs. Sauer will
be remembered here as q daughter of
Prof. Schaller.
The Fire Department of Winthrop
is making extensive preparations for
their annual masquerade ball which is
scheduled for Saturday, January 9th.
G. Schemsnn was recently elected
:. Chief of the Department.
Arthur Hartmann, expert accoun-
tant OF Milwaukee, Wis, left for his
home last Friday after having spent
about week in making his annual
inspection of the business and books
of the August Schell Brewing Co.
N. Henningsen has been entertaining
Charles Hslgrim of Wheelock, N. D.
for the past few days. Mr.. Halgrim
is Vice. President of the State Bank OF
| Wheelock and combined business with
pleasure in his recent visit to our city.
Edward Dackins, Judson pioneer,
died on his farm near Judson, Friday.
he took his claim as early as 1856.
he was one of those who came to the
relief of New Ulm during the Indian
| Massacre and may have been person
ally known 20 some of the old settlers
B. Stockman, Manager of the
Duluth Superior Milling Company
| came here Saturday to attend the
! annual meeting of the New Ulm Roller
Mill Company. He tarried few days
with friends and enjoyed h short
| respite from his daily business grind.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Pufhal OF
Truman, are visiting their son and
daughter, August Pufhal and Mrs.
Frank Flatau. Mr.. and Mrs. Pufhal
have adopted two of the little Brueske
children whose mother died recently
and took the children with them when
they returned to Truman, Monday.
August Samuelson, O. A. DIN,
Arthur Abrahamson, Joseph Schoeff-
Ter, Fred Pfaender and Charles
Samuelson were elected ss directors
of the State Bank of Lafayette at their
recent annual election. The Board Of
Directors organized by electing the
following officers: Pres, Aug.
samuelson; Vice Pres, o. A. Olin;
cashier, c. II. Finseth; Asst Cashier,
10. w. Strom.
The executive committee. and the
committe on legislation Of the State
Associa alton of tho ''Deutsch Ameri.
kanischer Nationalbund' will have q
meeting in st. Paul Tuesday Jan. 30 q
2 O'Clock in the afternoon 1t the Hall
of St. Paul Turner Society. German
Day",will be celebrated ct New Ulm
this year and no doubt this matter will
be considered by the committee 81
this meeting.
The State Bank of Essig had their
annual election last Tuesday AFTER
noon. Louis Spelbrink, Herman
Albrecht, Henry Mueller, W. G.
Heimann, Herman Schroeder, Eugene
A. Pfefferle, John G. Siebenbrunner
and Emil G. Hage we're elected as
directors. The bank will be Differed
as follows during the ensuing year:
Pres, Emil G. Hage; Vice-Pres., W.
C. Hermann; Cashier, John c. Sieben-
Drummer; Asst. Cashier, G. F. Dahl.
AT the meeting OF the Board of Dr.
rectors of the Citizens State Bank OF
New Ulm, held at their clearinghouse
after c 'clock Monday afternoon the
following officers were elected: pres,
Chss. S;lverson; vice pres, O. NJ.
Olsen; cashier, VIM. E. Koch; asst.
cashiers, F. H. Krook and Peter j..
Soukup; bookkeeper, W. E. Engel-
bert. The banks business has in
creased so much during the year that
another clerk may soon be added to
the corps of efficient officials of this
institution.
The daily papers are authority for
the statement that A. E. Clark, q
former attorney of Mankato and we'll
kAown here was shot last week from