New Ulm review., 1912-12-25
Mrs. Fred Gsrboth visited with
sleepy Eye friends last week.

Mrs. Fred Gsrboth visited viii
sleepy Eye friends last week.
Mr.. VIM. G. steinke Of Sleepy Eye
returned from San Francisco, seattle,
Spokane and other points In the ives,
on Monday.
Victor Lund and family, Mrs. T. F.
Bergquist, Charles Lunderep, Hoksn
johnson, Fred Finley and J. E. Peter.
son of Lafayette were New Ulm visi.
tors last week.
The Christmas program and basket
social arranged by Miss Martha Rein.
hart, the teacher OF School District
No. % in Nicollet County last Friday
proved an unqualified success.
The Postonice will be open until 1O
q. m. today and the city carriers will
make the moraing delivery but mono
10 the afternoon. The rural carriers
will rake tie rounds as usual.
Anton Ouren, Andrew johnson,
Anton Paulson, Andrew Shellum anu
Martin Torgrimson of Hanska are
planning on pleasure and sight.
seeing trip to Texas during January.
They expect to visit Ell Campo,
Houston and Galveston.
Jos. A. Henle and family of Ellis.
bury, N. D. arrived last Wednesday
for a couple of weeks visit with, his
and his wife's relatives. This is the
, II st time i'll seven years that Joe has
iuund it convenient to pay his old
home a visit and be thoroly enjoys it.
Last Tuesday evening the actives Of
the Turnverein had "Kommers' at
the hall after their regular hour of
physical culture work. This was the
first social meet they have had this
year and it was .thoroly enjoyed by
all. Prof Helm was the recipient of a
fine students lamp which the class
presented to him as mark of appre-
citation.
The poultry show held last week at
ST. James under the auspices of the
Watonwan County Poultry and Pet
Stock Association was success in
every way. None of the local fanciers
exhibited any birds. The only one
from this county who entered bis
birds was VIM. Dahms of Hanska who
was awarded lst, god, 3rd and 4th
prizes for his Black Langshan puliets.
Our latest varieties in fancy
barrel apples just received, are
BAldwins, Greenings, Northern
spy, RusSets, WaSuerS, SpilZen
b. 2, Maiden Blush and Craven
stein STORK BROS. Advt.
Henry Engel returned Saturday from
Morton, where he had been since
Tuesday, superb Intending the work OF
getting the Morton Merchant Milling
Co.'S plant started. Some trouble was
experienced in getting things started,
bnt everything was running smoothly
when Mr.. Engel left. The mill is
owned by New Ulm parties. Frank
Fesenmaier who was born and raised
in the Town OF Cottonwood is again on
the job as engineer.
By Inadvertently stating in the
Hanska Herald few weeks ago that
the Tri- State Telephone Co. had been
sold to the Northwestern Telephone
Co., Bro. Eggensberger created con.
siderable commoti On and caused some
excitement even at the head Offices of
the former company and an official
was sent out here to chase down the
report. In last weeks issue of the
Herald the error is corrected and
everything is once more serene in
telephone circles:
At a recent meeting of the New Ulm
the following officer .
were elected for the ensuing year:
Pres, Chas. Lindemann; Vice Pres,
Geo. Puchner; Fin. Secy., Carl Man.
Secy.. Otto Tape; Treas,
Fred Pfaender: Committee on Sick,
let ward, FL snk Lindmeyer; 2nd waru,
John Wiese; 3rd ward, Werner
Juenemann. The society is in stlen.
did shape, financially, having $1,000 In
the Treasury, the most of which has
been invested and is drawing interest.