New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-10-12
HANSKA GARAGE
RELIEVED LII. OF Sal
BURGLAR TOOK MONEY FROM
THE CASH REGISTER MON
DAY NIGHT.
HOME TALENT IS SUSPECTED.
GUILTY PARTY LEFT NO
CLUES.

1 The Biorneberg Garage at Hanska
was entered by some unidentified par
| ty, Monday night, while basketball
game was in progress at the Union
Hall, and the cash register was re-
lieved OF, SAL in cash. The guilty
party evidently believed in leaving
something behind for "seed,'' as one
5O-cent piece and few pennies were
found in the cash register drawer
when the burglary was discovered. A
number of checks, including cashier S
check for $50, was also left behind.
Home Talent Suspected.
The fact that six different buttons
had to be pressed in opening the cash
register, seems to indicate that some
one conversant with the operation of
the machine committed the BURGLARY.
Another suspicious feature is che fact
that entrance was gained through the
rear door, which had probably not
been locked. In order to get into the
office, where the cash register is kept
the burglar was obliged to go Thorough
the car storage room, into small
room used to store repairs, which is
separated from the office bysa door and
a sliding window adjoining the latter.
This door. was locked, but the burglar
found no difficulty in gaining access
to the office, as he had only to raise
the window and reach the door lock
through it.s- @s,. ..s..
Returned From, the Game.
After the basketball game, the em-
ployes of the garage returned to the
building, intending to remove the
money, and checks from the cash regist-
er and place them in the safe for the
might. Upon entering the garage, they
Immediately noticed that something
was wrong, for the rear door was
standing open and the cfic, present I'd
evidence of the presence Of an intrud er.
Mr.. Bjorneberg, proportion. of the
garage, was not in the village at the
time. He returned later in the night
however. s.f 81. IS. $50
Sheriff's Office Notified. A
| The shariff's office in this city was
notified Of the burglary at about 1880
o'clock Monday night. Sheriff w. j.
Julius offered to drive to Hanska at
once IN order to aid in the search for
1.-THE guilty party, but was told that an
endeavor would be made by the local
authorities to ferret out the burglar.
A young man, formerly employed in
the garage, was taken in custody and
his rooms searched by the village
Fmarhsal, but nc discriminating evidence
was found. AS a result, the suspect
was entirely exonerated from all sus-
Ipicion Of being implicated in tn
burglary.
/ A number of the local attorneys arr
| attending court ataSt. Peter this weel
where several of them have cases up.
Mrs. George johnson and Franl
i McFhane ef st. James visited at tn,
i George Schiller home, Monday.
i Agpretty parcel shower was: arranged
lat the John Langmack home on FRS
i North street, mplimenting Mis-
!. Louise Witt, asbride-to-be, MONDAY
evening BY Miss Lenora Langmack
1 Mrs. Hugo Fesenmaier, Miss CATHERINE
Herzog, Miss Leona Dietz, and Mrs
Z Edith Hellmann. The rooms were yer,
/, |prettily decorated with autumn foliage
kewpies and hearts, the color schem,
being red and white. Miss Witt wa
4 presented with many beautiful an,
!. useful gifts. The evening was spen
!, playing $500 and Mrs. Hedwig Henl
was awarded high and Miss Rose Tepe
I1nu, honorc II