New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-01-21
LOCAL NOTES

past season will be closed out at
sacrifice. E. WIcHERsKI. Adv3-4
William Brust was reelected cashier
OF the Farmers and Merchants State
Bank of Sleepy Eye at the annual
meeting held last Tuesday.
John Maresch, q former resident of
NicolletC County, living near Redstone,
and now located at Bird Island. s
Mimi, was In New Ulm renewing ac-
quafntances last week.
Eureka! Farsand near sight ia the
same lenss No lines Or cement. See
Albert Myer at e. &c. eim's Sat.
Feb.s7. R Adv
The Ladies' Aid sOf til Lutheran
Church will be Differed as follows
during the ensuing year: Pros, Mrs.
C.G. REIN; Vice Pres, Mrs. E. j.
Buehrer; Secy., Mrs. F. j. Backer
and Treas, Mrs. F. Fl. Retzlaff.
AT the annual meeting of the C:ti-
zens State Bank of Fairfax recently
held Chas. w. Heimann was reelected
cashier. Peter Manderfeld of st.
Paul was elected president and Jacob !.
Klossner, Jr. was elected one of the
directors.
Every day you are without a Victrc-
la is so much pleasure lost. When
you are down town come in and let us
demonstrate some of our latest
records. VIM j. Winkelmann Adv 3
At the card party held at the Catho-
lie school-house last Tuesday evening
the following won the prizes: Star.
Ed. Berg; Cents Head, Robert Henle;
Ladies Head, Mrs. Lena Kretsch:
Cents BOBBY, Master Tauscheck: La
dies BOBBY, Mrs. Andreas Tauer.
Judge of Probate W. F. Odell of
Sibley County has rendered his reslg-
nation, the same to become effective
February 1st. A petition is being cir
culated req uesting Gov. Eberhart to
appoint G. A. Rohrer, the former in
cumbent who had served continuously
as Judge of Probate for IL years.
A telegram was received here yes
to-day from JOS. Biebl at Boulder,
Colo. stating that his oldest son,
Andrew, aged about l6 years, was
dying. Rev. Faith. And. Biebl, uncle
of the boy, who is visiting at Fairfax,
and Mrs. Franciska Eckert of this
place, the boys grandmother, left
yesterday afternoon for Boulder. 1t
is thought that the illness must have
come on suddenly for no news of his
being sick had been received before.
I-Gibbon Gazette.
Mrs. Chas. Firle of Fairfax who.
was operated upon for gall-stones at
Loretto Hospital last Tuesday morn :.
ing is getting along as we'll as could
be expected. She is a sister of Charles
and Paul Kuehlbach. Wednesday
morning Selma, the s year old
daughter of John j. Schultz of Golden
wac operated upon for appendicitis
end the same morning a malignant
growth which had formed under the
arm OF Mrs. Wenzel Richter of the.
east end Of town was removed,
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Charles
Machtemes. clerk in Rabe Bros.
store, and Miss Elizabeth .Hagele of
Springfield. ILL.,, the happy event TAX
ing place Wednesday morning, Jan.
l4th at ST. Peter and Paul's church.
Springfield, I'll. After a short we'd
ding trip the young couple will be at
home in Nicollet. The groom is one
of our most popular young me1. and
has many friends. The newlyweds
arrived here Friday oon.-Nicoilet
Leader.
On Monday, January 18th occurred
the death of Andrew Austad, ono of
the pioneers of Nicoliet County who.
has been staying at the home of his.
nephew, John Austad Death was due.
to old age. Andrew Austad was born
in Ringsaker, Norway on October H..
1926 and was 81 years, months and,
% days old at his death. He came to.
this country with accompany of emf
granite in 1853 and stayed a short
while at Milwaukee. There he joined,
another party and came to Fillmore
county, Minnesota. That same fall
he went to St. Paul where he made his
home Tor two years. From there he
removed to st. Peter and was one of
the teamsters who took the first emf
grants to New Ulm. He took tree
claim in Nicollet county and remained
In that county until 1888 When the
Indian war broke out he served as q
scout. In 1883 he came to Sibley
county and has since made his home
with relatives here. He is survived
By q brother, Ole Austsd, who is now
95 years old. The funeral was held