New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-12

iNddetaG. Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. MLlso
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Niebuhr of the
Echol, neighborhood are preparing to
leave Watonwan county, having pur-
chased farms in the state OF Illinois.
Hanskd- Gilbert Thordson who has
been with the First National bank here
Tor the past two and half years has
resigned his position with this institu-
ton. A. G. Matson of Lake CrS stall,
formerly of Linden, has filled the vacancy
and started work on Monday, Nov. 10.
Springfield. Harry DeVoice, for many
years proprietor of barbor shop in
this city, who retired from active bust
ness about a dozen years ago, died
at his home here Friday, October 81 !.
He was IA vars old.
Max Renner buttermaker at the
local creamery, stood fifth among
$50 exhibitors at the annual conven-
ton of the State BLttern akers
Association held in St. Paul recently.
Lamberton. The business men of Lam
berton have organized new Commercial
Club. Fifty-Five members have joined
the new organization. In his opening
remarks Mayor Kl~egel, who elresided;
stated that during the past two years
he citizens OF Lanberton had to con-
tend with a good many things which
those present would want 10 overcome
now. The following ofl.c were elected:
President, l.. Reuolng; Nice-Lresident,
A. j. Gerhard; Secretary, II. M Eng
land and Treasurer, NJ. Miesen.
Windom.- November term of the
Cottonwood county district court open
led Monday, November 10, with the ,all
of calendar and the hearing of motions.
The Petit Jurors reported for duty on
| Tuesday
st. Jomaes.-A. A. Boehm, freight
conductor on the Omaha road, net bus
death beneath the wheels of an extra
freight train as it pulled into the local
ards, Wednesday, October 80.
/
st. Peter-St Peter Council, No. 159,
knights of Columb s, initiated large
class of 81 candidates, Sunday, Novem-
Der 2. The total membership now num-
bers $50. Members of the congregation
of the German Lutheran ch.r.h raid
honor to their returned service men,
Sunday, November 2. Impressive ser
vices were held in the church at 2:3O
o'clock and Immediately afterward q
fine dinner was served at the Armory.
Sleepy Ege.-The Sleepy Eye Building
and Loan Association has certainly struck
a popular cord with the people OF Sleepy
Eye and vicinity, says the Heralo-Das-
patch. Members are joining daily, al
though, as yet, the organization has not
made any determined effort to secure
new members. -Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Schade, who left here the latter part Of
September for Southern California, have
been recently heard from at Santa Fe
New Mexico.-Sleepy Eye celebrated
Armistice Day by parade and a pro.
gram Of entertainments in the afternoon
Tuesday.
St. Peter.-The applications of three
former saloonkeepers of this city, fol
refundment of portion of the money
paid into the city treasury by them fol
liquor licenses, have been laid over fol
"a future meeting by the city council
The applications were made by Julius
Berndt, C. 0. Gustafson and Guertir
& Coleman.
Sleepy Eye.-Joseph Maurer, the last
Sleepy Eye boy to return to the gooc
old U. S. A. from overseas service
arrived in New York City last week ano
is expected home in short tine. Sleepy
Eye relatives and friends of the returned
World war veteran were glad to receive
the welcome news of his safe return.
Springfield Benjamin Eickholt, who
recently returned here from military
service, had the misfortune to lose a
roll Of bills, containing $75 in currency,
which he had drawn from local bank
a short time before. The loss is keenly
felt by the unfortun nate war veteran.
St. Peter About thirty applicants
wrote the examinations for censrs enum-
orators in Nicollet county, which was
held at the county agents office in this
city recently.
Sleepy Eye. Fred Schmidt has en-
tered the ranks Of the local business men,
having recently acquired possession OF
the John Ebenhoh wagonmaking shop.
The latter has conducted this enter
prise for many years.
st. Peter.The Nicollet County Red
Cross chapter has over $4,000 in its
treasury, according to the report Of
the treasurer at the annual meeting held
recently.
Sleepy Eye. The fame Of Geo Helget's
Partridge Plymouth Rock chickens is
spreading beyond the confines of the
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