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

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The Evan Creamery is receiving its
supply Of ice from this city.
Louis and Christ Peterson 81 Golden
We're in the city Thursday on business.
Judge I'M. Olsen attended the annual
meeting Of the State Bank Of Sleepy Eye
one day last week.
The Citizens State Bank Of st. Peter
last week. paid its stockholders a diyi-
dc den of 8 per cent.
Golden is doing some Dragging about
ITS town hall. Must be almost as nice
IS springfeld's new depot.
Attorney Burton A. French Of the
law firm Of Steinhauser & French visited
IN Minneapolis over Sunday.
Register Of Deeds Fred c hristianson
attended the state convention of coun-
ty officers at st. Paul last week.
u County Auditor L. G. Vogel was in
st. Paul last week, attending meeting
OF the county auditors Of the state.
s The school children Of Comfrey sold
Christmas Red Cross Seals and turned
IN s34.6O as the result Of their efforts.
3. J. Backer went to Minneapolis last
week to attend the annual meeting Of
the Minnesota Harness Makers Associa-
ton. u.
George T. Olsen, county attorney Of
Nicollet county, was in the city yester-
day. Mr.. Olsen is a brother Of Judge
Olsen.
Probate Judge George Ross attended
the annual convention Of the Minnesota
Association Of Probate Judges, held in
st. Paul recently.
A Commercial Club is to be organized
at Springfield, if plans now under way
by some of the live business men Of
that thriving city ma:erialize.
William g. Raverty Of Sleepy Eye
who was taken to hospital at st. Paul
several weeks ago, suffering from blood
poisoning, is said to be gradually i'm
proving, and his ultimate recovery is
now expected.
The next meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners will be held next
Monday, when ditch project in Lake
Hanska township will be up for final
hearing. But little Of other business is
due to come before the commissioners
at that time.
Henry Vedder and Arnold Stamm
have formed co-partnership and Will
open a barber shop in the basement Of the
new Weiser building. E. J. Pellant,
another well-known barber will be em-
ployea IN the new shop, They expect
tosopen this week:
II r Postmaster Bruce. r. Stone OF Mon
ticello, has been elected president Of
the Third Glass Postmasters' Association
of Minnesota. The other officers are:
Vice president, j. l.. Hawkinson Of
Parkers Prairie; secretary treasurer,
Alice Johnson, Bird Island.
Fred Kruger, a we'll known farmer
near Sleepy Eye, has contracted with the
Farmers Creamery Company Of that
place for its entire output Of buttermilk
for the coming season. Mr.. Kruger
is an extensive hog raiser and will use
the creamery's by-product in fattening
his swine.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church held its regular
monthly meeting at the church parlors
Friday afternoon, and was largely at
tended. The affair was in the nature of
a farewell to Miss Siegel, who is soon to
return to her home in Ohio, after visit
Of several months at the home Of her
brother, j. H. Siegel.
During the extreme cold weather of the
past month or so has had its effect on the
stand pipe Of the Franklin water works
and as result the citizens last week
found their water supply entirely shut
off. It is said the situation will not be
completely relieved until there has been
thaw in the spring. The stand pipe
was found to be frozen almost solid.
Glen Lucas, one Of the proprietors Of
the Rex Billiard Room on North Mime
sofa street, was arrested Monday and
arraigned before Justice N. Henningsen,
charged with disorderly conduct. He
plead guilty and was fined 500 and costs,
amounting to $500. He paid the fine
and costs and was released. The com
plant against Lucas was filed by John
Girg, Of the night police force.
The Nicollet Creamery Company will
build a new and llD-tO-0ate creamery ia