New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-05-30

Mrs. Emma Olson was here from Win
throp Friday.
The mail carriers will take a rest to-
day, there being no city or rural deliveries.
Gustav Schaul of Nicollet was in the
city Friday. He came over on business.
Hugo Schleuder has, been visiting his
brother Henry Schleuder at Redwood
Falls.
Postmaster C. E. Wise and W. D.
Willard of Mankato were in the city for
few hours Friday. i
Mrs. A. Musser visited with sMr. and
Mrs. G.. w. Norris at Tracy several days
last week. 5 ~
Mrs. B. C. Bigelow1 Of Fairfax is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles F.
Kaiser. e.e. ts-.ss.m. (,
Frank Pascher of Springfield was a
business visitor here for a day or two
last week..
The machine gun barracks, corner
Washington and South Second streets
has been treated to fresh coat of paint.
The new flour mill recently built at
Sleepy Eye by A. J.. Pietrus, has COM
menced business, and is grinding grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Raddatz, Miss
Anna Klabunde and Alfred Dugas of
Clements motored to this city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Reinhart of West
Newton visited last week at the home OF
Mrs. Remnants parents, Mr.. and Mrs !.
Anton Kotten in BroOkville.
Hanska youths have organized Boy
Scout patrol. The organization is only
preliminary, so far, but it is probable
the boys will make it permanent. =
M s. B. G. Schulze oflNicollet was
we extend visitor at the home of her
brother, William Muesing of this city.
Mrs. Schulz is the wife of the editor of
the Nicollet-- Leader
Mrs. J. Helget has returned from
Sleepy Eye, where she was the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rewitzer.
The chief Of police at Redwood 1Falls
has served notice that boys and girls
under l6 years OF age will not be per-
mltted to drive automobiles in that 1city.
Owing to the high price of oats a St.
Peter rural mail carrier has been obliged
to resign. He says he is unable to feed
lowed by the government for the job.
| Congressman E. F. Ellsworth :of this
district has been engaged to deliver
several speeches in New Hampshire, in
the campaign to elect a successor to the
late Congressman G. A. Sulloway.
! Owing to the heavy rain Saturd ay
morning the delegates appointed by
President G. A. Ottomeyer of the Com
mercial club to attend the Historical
Trail organization at Redwood Falls,
were unable to attend.
Seventy cans, or about 1000, 900, pike
fry were placed in Emily and Washing
ton lakes, Nicollet county. last week.
The work was done by State Game Ward
en- Carlos Avery of St. Paul and Deputy
:, Peter ]. Karpen of St. Peter. /,
Nicollet village has purchased a road
oiler of 400 gallon capacity, with which
the streets OF that town will be kept in
fine condition during the summer.
Nicollet keeps few PAGES ahead of many
towns three or four times as large.
Cutters of cobble stone have been
placed on both sides of North First
street, between Minnesota street and
Broadway, the work being done under
the direction and supervision of the
street commissioner. .-sss
The price of gasoline has again been
raised and John D. Rockefeller showed
his patriotism by using portion of the
profits gouged out of the American
people by purchasing $5,000,OOO worth
OF Liberty Loan bonds. Extremely
patriotic is John D.
Miss Emily James, principal of the
Golden public school has closed a very
successful year at that place, and has
returned home for the summer vacation.
Miss James will return to Golden for
another year, the schools to open there
in September.
i E. F. Kenrick, deputy bank examiner
was in the city Tuesday, to 20 over the
books of the New Ulm Savings and Loan
association. AS usual he found every
thing in proper shape. Mr.. Kenrick' s
duties relate to building, savings and
loan associations, and he visits this city
least twice year. ,.
| C: A. Benson, president of the First
). National bank, St.. Peter, has beer
elected president of the Third Distric,
Bankers association. The district meet.
ing was held at Red Wing. Mr.. Benson
is one of the best known bankers II
Southern Minnesota, and began hi.
career in the banking business in 1882
in the institution of which he is nov
president. For several years, in tn,
meantime he was cashier yand i the1
president Of the State bank at Winthrop
Three years ago he returned to St. Pete
to become the head of the First National
: the bank where he had served in tn,
lowest clerical capacity in the institu