New Ulm review., 1921-06-15

Roy Z. Berg transacted business, at
Hanska, Friday.
Bernhard Lind of Hanska was a
business visitor here, Wednesday.
Henry Anderson and C. O. .Strom,
Hanska bankers, transacted business
here, last Tuesday. They also drove
to Sleepy Eye on like mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Midtbruget,
Mrs. Siveren Midtbruget and Arnold
Knde of Hanska, were New Ulm
visitors the fore part Of last week.
Miss Mabel Lilleodden returned to
her home at Hanska, the fore part of
last week, after recovering from the
effects of an operation, which she re-
Gently underwent at a hospital here.
Dr.. A. G. Johnson, John A. john
son and Louis johnson of Winthrop
visited their brother, Henry Johnson,
at the Union hospital here Sunday.
The patient is convalescing nicely
and will soon be able to return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.. Schnobrich
returned Saturday evening from st.
Paul, where they had been visiting
with relatives. They were accompan-
led to New Ulm by Jennie Hahsel-
bruck, who will spend several weeks
at the Schnobrich home.
Andrew Larson of Springfield and
Miss Inez James of Potter, Nebr.,
were quietly married in this city
recently. The groom is son of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Larson OF Spring
field. He met the bride while spend
ing the past fall and winter in
Nebraska.
Seven hundred subscribers Of the
Peoples Telephone Co. of Stewart
vile, near here, have ordered their
telephones removed, because the
company increased the rate for SER
vice. The subscribers contend that
the service was too poor to warrant
any increase. Redwood Falls Gazette.
Andrew Rams, proprietor Of Clover
Bloom Stock Farm, northwest of
Springfield, was singularly honored,
when experts from the University of
Minnesota selected four of his high
grade Chester White hogs to repre-
sent Minnesota at the International
Livestock show in Chicago this year.
A like number of porkers of every
other standard breed is also sent to
the exhibition from our state.
The Springfield Farmers Co-opera-
tive Creamery Co. is now producing
butter at the rate of 1000 pounds a
week as a result of business stimu-
lation since occupying its new build
ing on the principal business street
in that village. The creamery has a
total of ITO steady patrons and 125
more customers who deliver milk and
cream occasionally. The butter
maker and two assistants are kept
busy operating the enterprise.
Gustav E. Ellefson and Miss Selma
R. Olson, both well-known young
people ofsthe Hanska community, were
happily married at the Nora church
there, Monday noon.s Some 400 rela-
tives and friends attended a reception
in honor of the newlyweds at Liberal
Union Hall that evening. The groom
is employed as carpenter and is an ex-
service man. His bride was assistant
postmistress at Hanska for the past
10 months. They have gone to house
keeping in the village.
A jury in the Ottertail County
district court at Fergus Falls found
Anders Gustaf Nelson, son-in-law
Of u. S. Senator Knute Nelson,
guilty Of manslaughter in the first
degree for shooting to death Joseph
Middleton, employed as hired man
by Oscar Jacobson, renter on Sena-
tor Nelson's farm near Alexandria.
The convicted man was sentenced to
serve 20 years in the state prison
Fat Saltwater by the court. At a
previous trial in Douglas county dis
trict court at Alexandria, Nelson was
found guilty, but the supreme court
granted him a new trial.
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