New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-01-28

Jus. II. DiSUI, WiOSe HliC5S WAS re-
ported last week, died last Friday
morning, January 10th, death being
due to spinal meningitis. He was their
Oldest child and was born in Gibbolrs
August 21st, 1901, and was therefore
| II years and months old.-Gibbols
Gazette
AT the FollmaDn Millinery parlors.
for week past the sound Of hammers
has been filling the air and now that
it is all over the place shows vast
! improvement. The store has all beer
| done over in White and buff with a
steel ceiling. Numerous drawers have
been installed fer The more convenient
handling of the delicate creations
which will adorn my lady's head this
spring and everything .iA spick4 and
span. The w6rk roo&s have salsc
! been done Apa Ia thes same lors
and everything is light and ples |ant.
Senator Frank Clague will appear
before the state pardon board Fri
day afternoon to urge that mercy
be shown to Gus Metag, whom he
sent to prison for life sixteen years
ago when he was prosecuting attor-
ney OF Redwood county. Metag was
convicted of numbering hic neighbor
John Kuehn. The evidence was con-
elusive, but Mr.. Clague now ex-
plains that there. was much provo
cation. "Kuehn was Of quarrel
some disposition" said Mr.. Clague=
yesterday, "and there was constant
jangling between the two neighbors.
which continued until Metag, inflam-s
ed by drink, was aroused to what
was seemingly an uncomfortable
frenzy. He has now served sixteen
years, has been model prisoner. We
will pray for a Communication of SEN
tence to thirty years, which by de-
duction for good behavior will make
Metag eligible for parole very soon.'
-Comfrey Times.
The annual midwinter skat tourna~
ment will be held this year at Mime
apolis, Sunday February 18th at the,
st. Anthony Turner Hall. A special
train over the NJ. & St. L. will carry
the skat enthusiasts along the line,
and such others as may want to spend
a day in the Cities, to Minneapolis
leaving here at O'Clock a. m. Among.
the local club members who have SC.
far expressed a willingness to go are,
DR.. j. P. Graft, w. J. Julius, Charles
Stuebe, Gustav Goetsch, Henry Grau-
sam, Robert Williams. Herman
Raabe, Emil Hetlinger, Joseph Alien
burg and Paul Hackbarth. It is ex~
p ,cted that this number will be in
creased to at least fifteen. A bowling
tournament will be in progress at the
same time and some of the local.
bowlers may decide to go down also
and enter this contest.
New Uim Poultry fanciers did very
we'll at the Mankato Poultry Show
and brought home large share OF
the prizes offered. e. W. Schrades
secured First on his Single Cont,
White Orpington Cockerel, third
and Fourth on his pulless and a
Fifth on the hen, all of the same
strain. Fred Oswald exhibited flock
of IL white Minorcas and every birG
drew a prize. He brought home
Firsts, 4 Seconds, 2 Thirds auG 2
Fourths. G. A. Altenbernd exhibited
eight birds and was awarded 2 Third
prizes on his Partridge Rock hen ants
cockerel and Fourth and Fifth, on
his White Wyandotte hens. Joe Kars
had his Rhode Island Reds at the.
Show and received Second prize OF
the cockerel, Third and Fourth on the.
hens and third on the pullets. Henry
Vedder's Golden Laced Wyandottes
brought him First, Second and Thiro
on the hens and Fourth on the.
! cockerel.
Acting upon the suggestion of
Kelsey S. Chase, Supt., of BANKS OF
the State, that a state league of the
building associations be formed. six
of the secretaries of such associations
in the vicinity of New Ulm gathered
here Wednesday afternoon for the.
purpose of discussing this matter.
The meeting was held in Schell's Hall
Those attending we're W. G. Willard
of Mankato, H. G. Kelson of TYLER.
Henry Subilia of Tracy, w. j. Nc.
Donald of Walnut Grove, George T..
Grimm of Lamberton and William
Pfaender, Jr. of this city. All pressr t.
went On record as favoripg the for
nation OF state league and urged
the Supt. of Banks to call meeting
of the secretaries of all the building
associations in the State to be hello,
either In St. Paul or Minneapolis in
the middle of March for the purpose.
OF taking definite action ON the pro
posed formation Of a state loa ono