New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-29

Mrs. Lena Frappier Of Springfield,
visited friends in this city last week.
Mrs. A. f. Norman OF Hanska visited
New Ulm friends recently.
G. |. Stone was business visitor at
Hanska last week. -.
Charles DAWN and family of SPRING
field, visited in New Ulm one day last
week. & ~.
Redwood county's new history has
been completed and is being delivered
to the subscribers.
The rural mail carriers will have a
rest tomorrow, as no mail will be delivered
on Thanksgiving day.
Patrolman John Girg was acting chief
OF police couple of. days last week, while
Chief Herzog was away on short visit. !:
Mrs. Hugh Carson, who has been a
patient at the Union hospital has: re-
covered sufficiently to return to her home
at Fairfax. ~ =. :, .,... &c.,.
. Albert "A. Lonn Of New Sweden town
ship, Nicollet county, has filed a petition
in voluntary bankruptcy. He places
his liabilities at $4.362.54, and his assets
at 1892.
The Arlington Enterprise reports the
sale of a field of standing corn, in that,
vicinity recently, which brought 1925:
an acre. This is claimed to record;
price for corn. 49,.
Wenzel Louda lost a hand in the.
deadly corn shredder on a farm near
Gibbon, few days ago. This is the
third similar accident in this part Of
the state within few weeks: =
There will be no city or rural delivery
tomorrow Thanksgiving day.. The
general delivery and carriers windows
will be open from $50 to 10 o'clock.
Mail will be received and dispatched as
usual ...
Woodmen of the World of St. Peter
expect to initiate 100 candidates into the
order at that place, on Friday evening,
December Is. A street parade will be a
feature of the affair, and large at
tendance from the surrounding towns is
expected.
The municipal electric lighting plant
at Gaylord has been taken over by the
Northern States Power Company. The
company is extending it's transmission
lines west from Minneapolis and will
soon supply it's Gaylord plant from it's
big water power in the Mississippi river.
DR.. A. L. Domeier, formerly of New
Ulm, has purchased the dental Office of
DR.. J. L. Fritsche at Springfield. The
latter is now at the Mexican border
with the Minnesota soldiers. DR..
Domeier, who is located at Balaton,
expects to take possession of his Spring
field Office about December l.
Three men were recently arrested by
Deputy Game Warden P. J. Karpen,
accused of violating the game laws by
catching muskrats in the vicinity of
Swan lake. Frank Kowzluski, whose
home is in Wisconsin, was given a jail
sentence Of forty-fve days at St. Peter.
Phillip Wolfe of Nicollet was fined $40
and Edward Hoffman, of Traverse, $25.
A Kissel Kar, stolen from Lamberton
a few nights ago was located at Spring
field, where it was left by the thieves.
Two young men drove the car into a
garage at the latter place, with the re-
quest that it be kept over night. They
never returned for it. The owner came
from Lamberton later and claimed it.
Some careless auto driver, whose
identity is unknown, ran into J. r.
Higgs' car as it was standing at the curb
in front of his home on North Washing
ton street, while he was eating supper
Thursday night. Later when he re-
turned to the car to drive downtown he
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injured. Some one had collided with it
and then made way without letting him
self be known.
According to the Springfield Advance
that city is now the last station going
west where drink of Intoxicating liquor
can be purchased before reaching the
Dakota line. With South Dakota
getting on the ''dry' list, travellers will
soon appreciate the remark of the
Governor of South Carolina to the
Governor of North Carolina: cts a
long time between drinks
| A large number of the friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Vedder helped that
couple celebrated their twenty-frst
wedding anniversary by dancing party
in Turner Hall Gymnasium Thursday
evening. 1t was surprise perpetrated