New Ulm review., 1913-03-19
OF Interest TO Our Out-of- Town Readers
Courtlalnd

w. f. Siege and family visited ~
New Ulm over sunday where their
daughter Elsie was confirmed in the
Lutheran Church. @
Some farmers from near Swan Lake
report that the Lake has been nearly
covered with ducks ct times lately.
Philip Young and Henry Gimmer
we're New Ulm callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Boyer, Alfred
and Herbert attended the coutirmatpn
uf Miss Frieda Boyer at New Ulm
last Sunday.
The Town Board held meeting
saturday and made out the road
books.
superintendent of Schools Holm
stedt of ST. Peter was here Wednesday,
ani visited the village school. Is
found same in very clean and neat
condition of which fact our citizens
are very proud. Much credit is due
10 the Misses Arndt and Raedeke who
have charge of the school.
JIG. Knudson, Andrew and Lorenz
aippert, E. G. Etter and Nels Swan
son were at st. Peter Friday on
business.
Otto Htntz visited his folks st
W sterville . few days this week.
Rudolph Holzerlsnd was . business
caller at New Ulm Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Bobsin, Jr. and children
visited at the home Of her people,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Berbrich, at
New Ulm few days last week.
D. Gronholz vas q business caller
at New Ulm Thursday.
Fred Kuehn Was on the sick list
few days last week.
Joe Groebner OF New Ulm was
business c2ller here last week Wednes-
day.
Philip Young visited q. St. Peter
thursday.
Art. Zieske visited at the home OF
his brother Ira at Wabasso few days
last week.
The Brown County Journal of March
18th, 1913 stated that the Courtland
election resulted in trouble. This IS
false. It also stated that six suppor-
ters Of the victorious candidates allege
that their opponents called them vile
names. Here We admit that some vile
names we're exchanged but the ex-
change OF compliments occurred out
on the street and not in any saloon.
The Journal also stated that the
saloons we're open after hours. This
also is false as can be proven.
The Journal says that the excitement
is at fever pitch. This may be true OF
some who would like to do something
and can't. The rest of US are having
no difficulty with our temperatures.
Another story of the Journals that is
apparently made up out of whole cloth
is that the victorious candidates and
their friends hired the village bAnd
and made the rounds of two OF the
thirst parlors locsted here. accom-.
panied by q goodly number of the op-
posing side. This statement is grossly
false and without any truth whatso.
ever. The band was not hired by any
body. They turned out of their own
free will and were under no 0bliga-
tions and therefore did net go to the
third saloon. There was no trouble
about the matter. Some of the band
boys refused to 60 and that was all
there was to that. The Journal called
attention to the fact that every one OF
the old officers was defeated at the
election but this had nothing whatever
to do with the trouble that occurred in
the street and there is not one of the
old officers but what is glad he is out
of Office as for the past few years they
have had nothing but mud singing
from the opposition for their work.
The ones who do not own a foot of
real estate or pay any taxes were par
ticularly active in the mud Singing.
The Journal was called up by tele-
phone and asked to give the source OF
their inform alton but they refused to
state who was responsible for the col
lection of choice misinformation they
published To us it would seem that
any reliable paper would refuse to
print such. grossly false stories. 1t
NAV be that the Journal will be called
upon to prove some Of the statements
they made as they seem to come from
an unreliable informant.
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