New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-11
& Ben Sturm and John Brey visited
= few days in st. Peter recently.

Zen SIurm and John BFey visited
= lew days in st. Peter recently.
Miss Edna Enmerich is attending
the Mankato Commercial College.
Miss Gertrude Mantell from Wabasso
IS guest at the John Hetlinger home.
!. MI. and Mrs. Elmer Haeberle and
children Id left Sunday for the Twin Cities
where they will visit. with relatives.
John Hetlinger from Willow Lake,
y. y. is visiting with his parents. He
IS IN Class and is waiting to be called.
Nicollet County won first place. in
the awards for county exhibits at the
state fair. It obtained a prize of $24O.
Miss Elsie Forster who is nurse in
the City hospital in Minneapolis is
visiting with her parents here.
Oscar Baer who is in training at
Dunwoody, Institute spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
20 Baer, Sr. .- r..
Carl Paultz will return to Camp
Grant, ILL.,, today, after spending a
several days furlough with his parents,
Mr.! and Mrs. Otto Plautz.
September 18th is the day on which
you can begin shooting game. Be
fore that time you are subject to arrest
and heavy fine. So beware.
e Mrs. Gay Rawson from Moblidge,
5. D., spent few days in this city
recently. She came to atned the funeral
OF her uncle, William Wellner, Sr.
. Mrs. William Rinkel ST., one of St.
Peters pioneer business women passed
away week ago Sunday at 1:20 A. NJ,
aged II years. Death was due to
complications and old age.
Harry Wiswell from Camp Grant,
H., arrived in this city Saturday.
He came to attend the funeral of his
father, but unfortunately he arrived
too late as his father was buried Friday.
Mrs. Joe Corey, aged 81 years, an
old and respected resident of Sleepy
Eyepassed away at her home last Tuesday.
The funeral was held from the Catholic
church at Sleepy Eye Friday morning
at ten o'clock.
The parents of Lester King, member
OF GO. L., Redwood Falls, received a
message saying that he had been killed
in action in France. Harry Bunce,
another of the Redwood Falls boys
has been reported as missing in action
Ernst Hopkins has returned from
Albert, Canada, where he has been fol-
several weeks. With him came his
little niece and nephew, who will make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins
| in this city. The children's mother
died recently. ...-
Wilson has reappointed VIM
fMueller as postmaster at Springfield
and Postmasters@Kent of aSanborns and
Lauterbach* at Redwood Falls, Their
appointments have been sent to the
senate for confirmation.
According to an order of the Public
Safety Commission the saloons thru
out the state of Minnesota must be
closed Thursday, Registration day. It
has also been decided that Minnesota
soldiers either in France or in canton
ments in this country will BE- given the
privilege Of voting at the general election
in November.
Owing to i'll health Rev. J. G. Wag-
ner has resigned the pastorate of the
Catholic congregations of this vicinity
and left on Thursday for St. Henry
where he has accepted a pastorate that
will not entail so much mission work.
During his residence in Nicollet, Rev.
Wagner has made many friends who
Eregret to see him 60, but who hope that
the change may be agreeable for him
His successor, is Rev Matthias MOTIF
helm of Hammel, Mimi, who arrived
Ihere on Thursday. --Nicollet Leader
b. Rev. Wagner is well-known in this
city having at one time been assist
ant priest at Holy Trinity Church. =
Nick Hoffman, of Hinckley, Mimi,
spent a part Of last week here looking
up old acquaintance. He had a pocket
full Of Brown County grain to take home
!. with him to compare with the products
Of the red soil Of Pine County. He says
that the Brown County grain looks
somewhat bleached out and he thinks
Pine County grain is better in quality.
The potato crop this year around Hinck-
z ley is splendid, owing to the long spell
of clear bright weather. They had
none of the rains that preceded the
Tyler storm, the first rainfall in weeks
coming the night of the tornado. Farm
Yin Pine County are small h11t returns