New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-24

Miss Jennie Gould is here from Spring
field for an indefinite stay I'd +
u lie Sueur his a second newspaper, the
Herald making its first appearance today.
i The Franklin Tribune has changed it's
publication day from Friday to Thurs
day.
Forty boys we're recently suspended
from the school at Usage, because they
used tobacco.
Gus Vogel, the Minneapolis pugilist,
claimed by Springfield as product Of
that town, won match1in the Mill City
recently.
One foot in the grave is a reality with
Joseph Steffier Of Chicago, says an
exchange. His amputated leg was re-
Gently buried in the family plot.
]. M. Cairns Of Gibbon, has purchased
the big mercantile establishment of
Chilstrom Bros. & Sederberg at Win
,throp. He has taken possession Of the
store.
The Prison. Mirror says there are men
SO stingy that when they sing "Old
Hundred" they make it Ninety and
Nine" because they want their 1 per
cent:
st. Peter will welcome Che members Of
Co. X with a banquet at the Nicollet
Hotel, and a dance at the Armory, to-
night, if the boys arrive today, as is ex-
pected.
Those good citizens who tried to keep
their walks clear Of snow Sunday, found
their labor went for naught. Their
efforts were laudable. however, but mis-
directed.
. The Hutchinson Leader is growing its
head of because the telephone company
OF that town il going to put in aswitch-
board as up-to-date as the one New Ulm
is about to discard.
Miss Clara Herman Of Springfield
arrived here last week to visit friends
and also to meet her brother, William
Norman, when he arrives with the other
soldier boys from Fort Smelling, today.
Charles Deitchman of Comfrey has
purchased the interest of Charles O'Neil
in the saloon business Of McC ormick e
O'Neil at Niccllet. Mr.. Deitchman will
take charge of the business within a few
days.
Rev. Fred S.. Atwood, "the Blind
Optimist'', formerly OF Sleepy Eye, and
at one time Chancellor Commander Of
the Minnesota Knights of Pythias, is
chaplain of the House Of Representatives
at St. Paul.
Carl Linden of St. James, is in the
Blue Earth county Jail, at Mankato,
awaiting trial in the WatonWan district
court next May, charged with grand
larceny. He is in the Mankato Jail for
safe keeping. "
Nicollet county farmers who attended
the Farmers and Home Makers Week
at the State Farm School, at St. Paul
recently, report that the course was a
valuable one, and we're well repaid for
the time and money expended. N
Danube, a small town in Renville
county was visited by fire last Wednes-
day, when four of it's business buildings
were destroyed. A general store, a
millinery store, a butcher shop and a
vacant store building were burned.
Clarence Herzog, the 14-year old son
Of Chief OF Police John Herzog, whose
collar bone was broken couple Of weeks
ago, while coasting near his home, is
getting along nicely, although he will BIZ
compelled to remain absent from schoo
for some time yet.
| The following officers were elected al
the recent meeting OF the Brown Count,
Breeders Association, at Springfield
President, Senator L. E. Potter; vice
president, George Berkner; secretary
treasurer, Ludwig Olsen. It was de
cided to hold picnic next June.
Policeman Groh, and Mass and Hend
ricks of the LIE Sueur depot force of thu
Omaha road, have received reward from
the government Of $75, for the capture
of w. II. Peterson, formerly telegraph
operator at St. Peter, who is accused 81
robbing the mails at that station about
a year ago.
John Wycoff, brakeman on the
Minneapolis &.-St. Louis railroad, had
one of his arms seriously bruised while
coupling cars at Hanska Friday. He