New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-01-28
AT the annual meeting of the State
Bank of Essig held last Wednesday

AT the annual meeting of the State
Bank OF Essig held last Wednesday
the following were elected as the
board of directors: Emil G. Hage,
W. G. lehman, H. j. Albrecht,
Christ Dahl, John Carols, Louis
Spelbrink, Henry Mueller, j. G.
Geisler and P. H. Furth. A semi
annual dividendsof "A, was declared
and $500 was added to the surplus
fund, The board organized by elect
ing the following officers: Pres,
Emil G. Hage. Vice Pres, W. G..
lehman; Cashier, G. F. Dahl.
G. M. Langum, President of the
National Business College of Mime
apolis was in town from Saturday
to Monday looking over the field for
the location of a business College.
Mr.. Langum has been in this work
fora long time and sis ,horoly con-
versant with the needs of students Of
such schools and New Ulm, people
could be assured that they would Sc
cure excellent service from any school
established by him. He was given
considerable encouragement and it is
highly probable that he will decide
to open school here.
Monday noon Helen, the year old
daughter of Fred Brust, met with an
accident which may cause serious in
jury to the sight of her right eye.
She and her sisters were playing with
their toys and one of them struck the
little girl with part of the hook and
ladder toy at the moment in hand.
The blow fell on the eye ball and
lacerated it so close to the pupil that
fears are entertained lest some harm
may result to the lens. The attending
physician, however, does not antici-
pate permanent injury.
Attorney Chas. W. Quandt was
elected president of the State Bank of
Winthrop at the annual meeting of the
bank aud succeeds G. A. Benson who
has accepted the presidency of the
First National Bank of St. Peter. He
will take active management of the
banks affairs, work for which he is
eminently qualified and his friends
bespeak for him unqualified success in
his new venture. AS soon as weather
conditions permit the bank will erect
9 model building on it's property on
Second Street which is located in the
center of the business district.
Another business change took place
in New Ulm within the past few days.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche sold his interest in
the New Ulm Hardware Co. to G. A.
Stolz who will continue it at the
present location under the same firm
name and style. Mr.. Stolz became
connected with this hardware business
nine years ago. For six years he was
manager only and for the past three
ne has been partner and has had the
nagement of the business also
Thru his careful MANA cement and close
application to business, Mr.. Stolz has
made the New Ulm Hardware Co. a
success and there is every reason tc
believe that as sole owner of the
property he will not only be able &c
hold the present trade but to increase
it materially. His friends wish hin
every success.
From the annual report prepared ty
Secy. A. J. Alvin which was submitte
to the annual meeting of the Mime.
sofa Commercial Mems Association
OF Minneapolis recently, held it appears
that theAssociation is in a flourishine
condition. There has been steady
growth ever since the company was
launched in New Ulm some years ago
and at the present time there are 63O3
certificates in force. The total re-
ceipts last year amounted to375, pa Al
and the disbursements to S53, 900,
leaving a surplus of $4,000. Among
the terms of expenses, the report shows
the following: Postage, s394O 66; print
ing and stationerys3024 72;indemnities
S3l7l4.66; salaries and Office help,
S715S.07 and rent Sl272.5O F. Gar
row and Albert Steinhauser of this
city were reelected as members of
the directorate for three years.
Prof. Gruenenfelder of New Ulm,
was here Monday and assisted in
organizing a brand new band of "a
pieces. Some of the members have
instruments and others have had
them ordered to be here when Mr..
Grucnenfelder comes here next time
which will be Monday evening, Feb.
End. The new band members are
mostly young blood and at the right
age to learn and if they stick to it