VOL. XLV. NEW ULM, BROWN COUNTY, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1922 lik ^R 26 llli !»• «££. "4kV; fifteen feet or so, being found at a tHtfbt AT HUNTER'S REST. was a mistake and that Brooks had BODY RECOVERED depth of between 20 and 25 feet. s?r The body was taken directly to John MISSIONARY MEET " — &&~ teh^ICELEBRATIO N ON . never lived at the Schmidt home, and BOTH PfEIFFEK &? H. Forster's undertaking parlors. tvJahn Hauenstein Jr. was high man that the only corinection he had with BY CLAM FISHER Funeral Last Saturday. HELD AT NEW ULM at the Sunday morning shoot at Hun­ AT SPRINGFIELD thp family came thru his OWA family, •The funeral was helot last Saturday ter's Rest, making a score of 182 on a wife and several children, whom ^ BROOKS NABBED from the German Lutheran church, »*t*» the King target. Hehnuth Blanert, Brobks had left destitute and whom a new man managed to connect with the Schmidts had befriended. He -#AJ. .»J»r TEN YEAR OLD BIERAUGEL LAD Rev. C. J. Albrecht preaching the fu­ 57 DISTRICT DELEGATES OF "•#«* neral sermon^ full of comfort and sym­ the leather medal. "Sepp" Klaus was SECOND DISTRICT AMERICAN had never lived with the Schmidts, SHERIFF JULIUS LEFT TUES0AY DROWNED IN MINNESOTA METHODIST MISSIONARY second lowest "man and Dr. Albert hot even for a day, although he had» pathy for the bereaved family and their ; LEGION CONVENTION MORNING TO BRING BACK LAST THURSDAY. '' ' ' friends. The entire neighborhood Fritsche second high.^ The following at one time appeared at their house SOCIETY MEET HERE. - J ****'? OPENS TODAY. 'JH^* showed their deep sympathy by at­ scores were made: ~" and asked for a meal, saying he had'nt ^'BIG BILL'V " '- * * l *,**•• ^ King Stand. a cent of money. Mrs. Schmidt had tendance at the funeral which is pro­ 1 i •? I * V fed him and he had in return helped BODY NOT RECOVERED TILL nounced one of the largest funerals J. Hauenstein, Jr. ...» 182 — MRS. W. P. EVELAND SPEAKS l for years. The numerous and beauti­ Alb. Fritsche 172 44 BAND TOURNAMENT UNDER to pack up some household effects as it DEPUTY SHERIFF GIESEKE IS FRIDAY MORNING-THRONGS ful floral offerings were also silent ON VALUE AND SCOPE OF (Dhas. Hauenstein ,.. 152 * 43 happened the family was Just then ORPHEUS AUSPICES HELD IN BRINGING BROOKS FROM SHOW SYMPATHY. ' » tributes of sympathy which showed "Dick" Amann 145 57 preparing to move to New Ulm. In * ' FOREIGN MISSIONS. this way the impression was given the deep feeling of the community. O.F.Oswald 143 55 * ? CONJUNCTION. < W,S. LITTLE FALLS. that he came to New Ulm with the The pall bearers were Joseph Kunz, Jos. Klaus 132 39 Two interesting sessions of the dis­ Helm. Blauert 118 — Schmidt family and that is what Clarence Bieraugel, ten year old Edward Lindeman, Gustave Baumei- was reported to the Review. At the ster, Raymond Huhn, Roland Fie- trict branch of the Womens' Foreign "Follow the dust to Springfield, son of Martin Bieraugel, 819 North J request of friends of the family we Raymond Brooks, who is implicated Missionary Society were held at the e The local postoffice will be closed all Minn.^ June 28-29," was the legend German street, was drowned m the Min­ meier and Clarence Meidl. make this, correction, hoping that with Max Pfeiffer in the burglary of nesota river while bathing at the swim­ Six Other Children. Methodist Church of New Ulm Friday. day on Tuesday, July 4th. Windows carried on banners of some fifty au­ tomobiles led by Mayor H. H. Birke- ahy injustice done the family by the the Palace Clothing store at Sleepy ming place under the bridge by t>e Besides the grief-stricken father and Some seventy delegates from New Ulm, will be open between the hours of meyer of our sister city of Springfield mistake will be set right. * Eye, has been apprehended at Little Eagle Mills last Thursday afternoon mother, six other children remain to Morgan, Echo, Morton, Brownton and eight and nine o'clock in the morning. ds they invaded New Ulm in proces­ Fal,ls, Minn., and is being held there Several other boys in the bathing party mourn the loss of the youngest in the Arlington were present at the meet There will be no deliveries made by which convened at 2:15 in the after­ carriers either in the city or rural. sion last Thursday afternoon. awaiting arrival of Deputy Sheriff failed to rescue the young lad altho family: Frank and Harry of Orange, Martha Redeker of Salt Lake Gieseke who left New Ulm early Mon­ noon and again at 7:30 in the eve­ Interviewed by the Review, Mayor he came to the surface two or three California; Mrs. John Maurer of Sioux City, Utah, enjoyed a few days' visit day morning to bring the prisoner ning. Birkemeyer told of the boosting tour, times. The body going down the Falls, S. D ; Ed. of Lafayette, Minn.; at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr~ back to Brown County. Thus the net starting from Springfield last Thurs­ 1 last time into the murky waters of Mrs. Tillie Drill of Courtland and Ella Benefit Parties to Be Held. and Mrs . Wm. Redeker of this city of the law is closing in from all sides 2* day morning at 9 o'clock, making "•3 the Minnesota was not recovered till at home. The latter, 15 years of age, Rev. C. G. Hohn of New Ulm open­ last week. She had previously spent a on the principals in the latest drama stops at Comfrey, Sanborn, Lamber- about 7 o'clock the following morning is now the youngest. ed the afternoon program with an in­ week at Minneapolis Miss Redeker of Brown County criminology for ton, Wabasso, Redwood Falls, Morgan, despite continual attempts by citi­ All the children were present at vocation. Roll call was taken of the United States Senator. , f was very favorably impressed with Wm. Pfeiffer is being held by the Sleepy Eye and arriving at New Ulm zens, diving, dragging the river bot­ their little brothers' funeral with the Women's Foreign Missionary societies Republican—Frank B. Kellogg. Minnesota's natural beauties and she San Francisco police at the instance abbut 5:30 p. m. The mayor predicted tom, and by unsuccessful use of dyn?- exception of the two boys in Califor­ of the district, and committees and Farmer-Labor—Henrik Shipstead. speaks very enthusiastically of those of Brown County authorities. That a big time at the celebration at Spring­ mite charges in the hope of getting nia who could not possibly attend on officers were chosen before the business ^ Democrat—Anna D* Oleson. surrounding New Ulm. She departed was the news given out by the sheriff's field today and tomorrow which is the little body to the surface. account of the distance. meeting adjourned. Following this Governbr. •* for home Monday. office here last Monday. Mrs. J. "vonde Linde of Echo, district Republican—J. A. O. Preus. under the joint auspices of the Ameri­ Clarence CouIdn,t Swim. Sheriff Julius and County Attorney president, conducted the memorial ser­ Farmer-Labor—Magnus Johnson. can Legion and the Orpheus band, The sad accident occurred at 3 Eckstein left Tuesday afternoon for the vices for the departed members of Democrat—Edward Indrehus. combining the American Legion con­ o'clock Thursday afternoon Little long trip to San Francisco to bring "Big the district missionary societies. A Lieutenant Governor. vention and a band tournament. At Clarence could swim but little and NEW ULM BEATS least twelve bands will be there in­ NEW ULM TURNERS Bill" back to answer the charge of dis­ dressed in a pair of pants in lieu of bouquet was presented in memory of Republican—Louis L. Collins. the dead. After a duet by Rev. and cluding Tracy's famous Ladies band, S. ¥ posing of a Chevrolet sedan which is a bathing suit, he was swinging upon Farmer-Labor—Uoyd L. Leith. alleged to be stolen. The car in ques­ Mrs. ^W. E. Mahle of Fairfax, Mrs. according to Mayor Birkemeyers and a rope under the west end of the bridge STATE FOR HEAT Democrat—Silas M. Bryan. WIN HIGH PLACE G. F.^Reineke spoke on "World Edu­ American Legionaires from some 16 tion is now in possession of the sheriff. The water is not deep right near the Secretary of State. , cational Parties." In her discourse counties. The story is that this car began to bank, but drops to a depth of about Republican—Mike Holm. figure in local history when several STATH0R MEAT she suggested a plan by which the Orpheus Band Serenade. ' U » twenty feet a few yards from the bank. Farmer^Labor—Susie W. Stageberg. ST. PIUV AtONlf LfiADirTHE mechanics from the Twin Cities drove members 6t 4hissionary societies could Sounding their automobile horns as The older boys o£ the party, fairly WAS HOTTEST PLACE IN ALL Democrat—Claude V. Swanson. the car out to a secluded place near be posted on world news of interest to they came down Minnesota street LOCAL GYMNASTS IN good swimmers, some of them, wer6 State Treasurer. New Ulm and obliterated the engine NORTHWEST LAST THURSDAY them. A series* of parties is to be the boosters attracted New Ulm folks over near the opposite bank. When Republican—Henry Rines. * CONTEST. number and other identifying marks. V'AS Hewtrtf ftfc.CF m AM given by ten district members at which to view the parade. The Orpheus last seen before the fatal accident, Farmer-Labor—Frank H. Keyes. The engine now has no number. AY world happenings will be discussed and band played several selections on the little Clarence was swinging back and Democrat—Thomas A. Canty. Minneapolis Sedan Missing. collections will be*' taken to augment street after which Attorney A. G. Loo- forth in the water hanging on to the SCHLEUDER'S THERMOMETER State Auditor. \ WALTER ENGELBERT AND HUGO the fund used "for missionary activi­ mis, formerly a resident of New Ulm, A ^communication from Minneapolis rope suspended from the bridge The Republican—Ray P. Chase. GOES ITS LIMIT AND ties. - ~ in a short but well worded speech SCHLEUDER, JUNIOR, STAR concerning a missing car which disap­ lower end of the rope was slippery Farmer-Labor—Eliza Evans Deming. THEN BURSTS. extended Springfield's invitation to peared from that*city June 5th answers from the water and evidently the lad's .Work of Conference Outlined. Democrat—John E. Casey. r'*- - INDIVIDUALLY. < , ^ I ' New Ulm to jomjthem in then* cele^ the tlescription of the Chevrolet sedan hold had slipped and he went over The work of the conference was out­ Attorney General. now m the custody of Sheriff Julius. the ledge into the deep water. New Ulm holds"" the record as the lined by Mrs. B. L. Bummert of Min­ Republican—Clifford L. Hilton. titration. Wm. Pfeiffer is said to have sold the Mr. Loomis made special mention of Marti Lad Attempts Rescue. hottest place in the Northwest. And neapolis; Conference Secretary and Rev. Farmer-Labor—Roy; C. Smelker. New Ulm Turners returned here Chevrolet Sedali through Louis La the fact that New "TJhn's crack base Benedict Marti, a slightly older lad, why not? We lead in most thmgs, C. G. Hohn rendered a pleasing vocal Democrat—James E. Doran.^'V^ Monday noon from the big meet at Gonda, second hand automobile dealer, solo. The principal address of the ball team will be one of the big attrac­ didn't see him go down the first time why not in heat? R. R. and Warehouse Commissioner St. Paul with the second grand prize. to Got. Miller, a farmer of the Lewis-^ afternoon program was Mrs. W. P. tions at the celebration, playing Fair­ but caught the situation in a glance Talk about your Central America, Republican—Ivan Bowen. This is doing remarkably well and all ville neighborhood in Watonwan coun­ Eveland's "Message" to the society. fax this afternoon (Wednesday) and as the body came up He made a Cuba or Porto Rico for heat—all those Farmer-Labor—W. W. RToyster. New Ulm is greatly pleased with the ty. Mr. Miller paid $550 and an old She spoke of the purpose of the organ­ St. James tomorrow afternoon. lunge in an attempt at rescue, but not places have very little on New Ulm Democrat—William J. North. splendid showing made by our gym­ Chevrolet touring car for the sedanw ization and stressed the need for The first day's program will be given being a very good swimmer himself, Last Friday was the hottest day for Clerk of Supreme Court. nasts. <• * The old touring car is said to have competent workers in the field of over to business sessions, speeches by didn't succeed in getting a hold. some years and the hottest June day Republican—Grace Kaercher. The big meet was held at Phalen been LaGonda's commission on the tftissionary activity. Tlie society will 1 State Commander "Van Dyke of St. Pete Simmet, who was near the Farmer-Labor—H . T. Van ^Lear: Park in St. Paul last Sunday, gym­ deal. for many years, the official reading henceforth endeavor to enlist only Paul* State Adjutant Stafford King of other bank, quickly swam across, but Democrat—Frank J. Hebl. •* „ nasts from Minnesota and North Da­ "Big Bill" Visits Father. given out by Alex Henle, New Ulm's those women in the work who are St. Paul and Mrs. Sandy Hamilton of too late to get Clarence before he went Associate Justice, Spreeme Court.* kota competing for athletic honors After this automobile transaction, weather man, being 102 degrees Fah­ college graduates who have studied for Minneapolis, state president of the down the last time. Pete made a James H. Quinrt.? , "* * before a crowd of 5,000 people. Some Big Bill Pfeiffer left for Mankato to renheit. This is the record for the one year at the Chicago Bible Train­ Legion Auxiliary as well as other pro­ dozen or more dives, but without suc­ Northwest, including Minnesota, North W. A. Anderson. * „_ of the costume dances and drills are visit his father before he went west. ing school, and who meet all the physi­ r minent speakers. Mayor Birkemeyer cess. and South Dakota, and Montana. Congress, First District. * \ said to have been the finest witnessed It appears that his father had been in cal requirements. Fifty-seven girls will hand over the keys of the city tfr J Republican—Sydney Anderson. San ' Francisco, California, for* the Some of the boys then drove a car Minneapolis Paper Mistaken. have entered the missionary service the visiting legionaires. A banquet in St. Paul for many years. In the Democrat—Dr. J. F. Lynn. past ten years or more since he had up town and reported the drowning to One Minneapolis paper which is in this year. has been prepared for the visitirig dele­ number of people participating, this Congress, Second District. some trouble with the authorities in the authorities. The alarm spread the habit of claiming everything for gates and will be held in the base­ year's meet holds' the record for thirty- Lunch Served to Visitors. Republican—Frank Clague. this county. T^xe police at San Fran­ quickly and hundreds of citizens went Minneapolis came out with the claim ment of St. Raphael's Catholic church 6ne years, this being the first annual Lunch was served at six o'clock for Congress, Third District. cisco nabbed Big Bill there at the immediately to give what aid they of the heat record for last Friday, but ? at 5:30 p. m. ^ ^y y M?^ * - f event under the auspices of the United the delegates and visitors by the local " ^Republican—C. R. tfavis. request of Brown County officials and could Launches cruised up and down with only 99 degrees reported as the 40 et 8 Initiation Tonight. %^ Gymnastic and Athletic Association. the river, men in boats dragged the peak in Minneapolis, that little town members of the church. » Democrat-r-Lillian Cox Gault. More than 450 men, women, boys and are holding him for sheriff Julius who The 40 et 8 initiation and Legion rocky bottom, good divers went down A collection [was taken for the bene­ Congress, Fourth District. girls took part in the drills and exer­ expects to bring his prisoner back to will have to take a back seat away parade will be held at 6:30. this eve­ continuously all afternoon, and dyma- fit of retired missionary workers. The Republican—Oscar E. Keller. cises. J -» * - New Ulm inside of a week or ten days. back of New Ulm. ning, according to the printed pro­ mite was finally resorted to in an at­ reading of minutes and the benedic­ Democrat—Daniel W. Lawler. * * Program of Drills. J "" 4 The automobile deal between Miller Schleuder's Thermometer Full. grams, and the band tournament for tempt to raise the body by the con­ tion completed the program. Congress, Fifth District. Sunday's program was devoted ex­ and LaGonda was called off when Mr. The thermometer under the awning the first day is set for 7:30 tfrnight, cussion of the explosions, but all to- at Schleuder's jewelry store became Value of Work Discussed. Republican—Walter H. Newton. clusively to the drills and marches and Miller was informed by the sheriff Farmer-Labor—Emil Voellmy. the bands from Sleepy Eye, Lamber- that the sedan was stolen property. no avail. full right, sort of "crazy with the heat.' The evening program opened with ton, Sanborn and Morgan participating the mass drilr~of 450 athletes was an Deep Shock to Father. Democrat—John R. Coan. impressive sight. The ranks of the Mr. Miller therefore brought the car •ML*.*- It had reached just exactly 99 1-2 devotions by Rev. Chas. Schoenhei- MiKtary^Mrill hy Co. A of Mfew The father of the boy was down Congress, Sixth District, "'f'" gymnasts urider the command of Wil­ in to New Ulm ^nd turned it over to when Victor H. Schlueder took it in der. Following a number of selections Ulm/ Capt Max Sebald in command, town and knew nothing of the fatal Republican—Harold Knutspn. liam Mueller werit thrdugh the exer­ the sheriff's office. *V^."*'v* ,'s * his hand for a closer reading, when the by the Methodist male quartette, Mrs. is on thfr program 'for 2 o'clock to­ accident till almost two hours after it Congress, Seventh District. ,,, cises in perfect order, keeping time The Pfeiffers were formerly quite bloomin' old thing just up and burst Eveland delivered an address in which morrow afternoon, preceding the New occurred, when upon returning to his Republican—Andrew J. VotsieacL with the music of "Columbia, the Gem popular with a certain set here, being and registered all over Mr. Schleuder's she showed, by tangible facts and fi­ Ulm-St. James" game which is set home he received the crushing news. Congress, Eighth District. of the Ocean" played by the Minne­ great sportsmen, excelling in fishing, shirt front. gures, how worth while the work of for 2:45. The New Ulm-Fairfax game He hurried to the river and was al­ Republican— Oscar J. Larson. hunting and outdoor sports. Owing to History repeats itself everi in the the society had been. The reading of today-is scheduled to begin at 2:30. sota State Band. "*••**- „ *\ most frantic in his sorrow. "Is that Democrat—William Ii. Cares. ^' St. P*ul Win* First * ^ the series of events of the last few matter of heat. Last year, June 23rd, the minutes, the reports of the com­ Tomorrow night, the bands from my little boy that should be drownded, Congress, Ninth District. ^ • The St. Paul Turnverein won the weeks, some folks are rapidly rear­ exactly the same day as this year, the mittees and the benediction consti­ Redwood Falls, Ivanhoe and Waseca Oh, my God," he cried out. After Republican—Halvor Steenerson. first grand prize with the New Ulm ranging their opinions. This is said ^ peak of a heat wave was reached f6l- tuted the remainder of the program. t wiH take part in the tournament. ^ getting the meager details from Bene­ lowed by a very cold rain which was Farmer-IJab'fr- -Knud Wefald. *• Turnverein winning second. New Ulm to be especially true of a number who ' " Missionary Activities. < Together with concerts by the Or* dict Marti, the grief-stricken father Congress, T«ntn Disirlct. -_- also' had the second largest delegation were touched by "Big Bill" ftfr loans followed again by more heat. Last The Women's Foreign Missionary pheus blind of Springfield throughout stepped aside from the crowd and wept Repttbfecari—Thomas D. Schallr •* The'men's allaround athletic honors totaling several thousand dollars be- * year's heat, however, was not as in­ society is one of the leading organiza­ the two day celebration and free vau­ quietly. "It is hard enough to lose tense but of longer duration. State Senator, 14th district: were won by the St. Paul Turnverein fbre his hurried visit to the Pacific * tions of its kind. The membership f deville attractions, this will make a your child through death following F. F. RombeVg. "S'Sfw**®,. \ ~ with New Uhn second and the St. coats. ^ JA M^ $^ gfcp t Mercury Drops 47 Points. numbers 600,000 and the work is very busy and interesting time for the sickness," but to have him suddenly A. C. Doliff. ""* * *^>» t/ Paul K. of C. third, j *M « ^ **$*£ According to Mr. Henle, the mercury done along Evangelistic, educational young veterans. ' s Next Friday, July 7th, the ladies A snatched away through drowning was BROWN COUNTY. * ' "J*. New Ulm Boys Win!; *f ~ dropped 47 points last Friday regis-Und medical lines. Twenty hospitals, New Ulm Delegates. '-*fc^ " Foreign Missionary ^Society of the ' almost more than he could bear, he Representative in Legislature.) The boys' all around competition tering as low as 55 degrees Friday sixty dispensaries and hundreds of day Congregational church will meet at f later tearfully declared, while scores of Louis Spelbrink. ***w^ - J The Nfew Ulm delegation 'to* the con­ was #on by the St. Paul Turnverein night, which goes to show that if New schools have been established by the Rosebank Farm, the home of Mr. and people did their best to comfort the Geo. Berkner. K%/ ^ " f> vention, consisting of W. S. Cockroft, with New Ulm second, Kaysees third Ulm Is quick to gejt all "het up", it society in the Orient, besides a num­ Mrs. Rudolph Massopust of West | man. CbUnty Auditor. ^0iA**^K , \jrho is a member of 'the district exe­ ahd the St. Anthony Ttimverem gets over it just as quickly. ber of colleges which may be ranked NewtQn.^| , j* .Mh^ hows G. Vogel. ^yi^^s * cutive committee, T. O. StreissgutK, fourth. The New Ulm Juniors (Zdeg- Long Search For Body. The temperature since last Friday with our own American institutions. County Treasurer. ^ Dr. A. V. Seifert/ W. V. Wieden- ling) made a' hit. Walter Etfgelbert Re?. C. G. Hohn and son Roland Jf Search for the missing body con­ has been very cool and pleasant. The Methodist church, like most other Henry J. Berg. mann and Waldemar' (''Mose'*) Jahnke, won second place in individual work are at Grand Rapids, Minn., where t^; tinued all thru the afternoon and night. religious denominations that have es­ G. Thordsoh'.S^ #$&?**> went up in the army truck, all decorat­ in apparatus and field work, Hugo they are making arrangements for a £> Among the searchers were Math. CELEBRATE AT SLEEPY EYE. tablished foreign missions, exercises sole ed and dolled up for the parade. The summer cottage on the shores of Lake ^ v Pedersen, old clam fisher, who dragged Register of'Deeds. %"Jm^„| 3 f?A Schleuderv -Jr., getting- fourth place* influence over certain predetermined boys took along cots and camping out^ Pokegama. Mrs. Hohn and children,;/ the bottom of the river with his clam F. Christiansen- fiifJQp&Al Armin Scheman arid Eugene 'Tauer July 4 at Sleepy Eye means a ''high' spheres which are not subject to tress­ Wm. F. SmasaLfi^*' *K* fits' and will camp in the truck during expect to leave for <5rand Rapids next % >• hooks attached to his gasoline scow. tied -for 7th, Diets 8th and Harold time" %his year, for our neighbors pass by other churches, f *% J*j Sheriff. tneir stay in Springfield. ' ' ' • Wednesday, and will spend the re-t*» This clam fishing outfit is a long bar r tforster 10th. -*•* -* ^ v***- y are planning to celebrate in a most f%r\: <~~ ~ ^ $ State Adjutant' Stafford King 'is mainder of the summer months there. |ry -si with numerous clam hooks suspended f. J. Julius iA.&Jt/i«3» New Ufm Girls' Attoi *^ unprecedented manner on that day. * j What looked like a house on wheels John Reitter accompanying the New Ulm* delega* } The New Ulm girls' did their shire Rev. Hohn* will spend * jnbhth with^ , from it, the hooks dragging on the The program is being planned under wiih the family, father, mother, a County Attorney. tie-as **%$$$f - O as Weil as the boys, getting second ih the his ikmfly at the lake, ahd then re-|^'J bottom made to pick up clams. It the auspices of the' Sleepy Eye base n> three year old boy and a baby in the 6. I), Ericltson. | Wl V» Wiedefimann of the New Ulm young woirieri'y class,' %r6h St. Paul sum* his duties in the palish here. *~ was with this outfit that Mr. Pedersen ball team and the members of the 1 baby carriage all at home, surrounded W. T. Eckstein. AJ^J delegation^ editor of the Second Dis­ first and the Palace Playgrounds third. -^Charles Ruemke arrived in &ew Uhn finally succeeded in hooking fast in the band. Baseball games, sports and u by a full set of light housekeeping fur­ Superintendent of Schools^* trict Legionairej published at New Ih view of the fact that the New from Langmeade, Canada, on Monday boy's bathing pants and bringing the races will cdnstitute the afternoon nishings, rolled up against the curb on ». Bi Kennedy, s Ulm, is very" enthusiastic about the UWi teams' instructor was taken sick evening to visit at the home of his little body to the surface about 8 program, and a band concert will be South Minnesota St. last Thursday, Mrs. Jennie Frederickson. convention and- declares that it will quite a long timet ago, a great deal brother, Henry Ruemke and family o'clock Friday morning. Mr Pedersen given at the state park in the evening 1 but proved to be an ordinary bus in Clerk of Court. be one big time. had gone home about lft o'clock but besides a varied and fascinating dis­ of the credit for the gobd showirig is residing on South Minnesota street. Which Geo. Karaidos of Des Moines, Carl P.lManderfefcL n6 doubt due td the individual enthu­ Mr. Ruemke has a homestead in Can­ resumed work with the clam hooks at play of fife-works.^, *%pm^m*%t r Iowa is waking a camping trip with Coroner, f ^H "$ifew* •* *• , A CORRECTION. siasm of the" members and also to the ada where he has been for the past 5 o'cldck Friday morning. Other*' were fyv&u J.V Un..j.'..it2Ju, (tork^&jtiG %$* ^' ! his familyi While driving 'through * DK G. F. Reipeke. working just as "Hard" and eagerly all 4 '*t?Sch*afcef a*4 kakWiM^dr^eU the ' 'co^Atry^^f^^Karai^bs ifrftattb County Commissioner, Second Dist. In reporting^ the news of the thefts night, the good citizens of NeW-Ufai Miss Aleeri-Seiter who have led all 1 Nfew Uljri ISafurday to attend the fu keepint Us- Wathe^-gye 'Spen fef k Christ Roland. making common cause of the work'of in which the Pfeiffer brothers of this here since then. Mr. Buemke expects neral of Henry Gnissendorf held last possible Nation, phrtlni^- td)e"s*a*J- J, M. Johnson. ^ / classes since Mr. Leibold was incapa finding their neighbor's boy. "Mr." P& city were involved, the Review last "$(? to go to Lamberton today to make a week." Mr." 'Seha-keT'Vas 'S' resident 1st lfiffl a" YftfiHifie. Whin interviewed by Co. Com. Third District. * « citateq\ ** ' ** dersen says that judging from where Week incorrectly stated that the man short visit with hia mother, Mrs. New Ulm a few years ago. He now the Review, he admitted that this Rud. Marti. < \ the body was found, he must have Brooks wh«~ was also involved, had Charlotte Ruemke, and on Friday wfll resides with his family near Carlos, city suited his fancy as a fine place to Tlxeo. Mtieller. drowned in about five feet of water lived with the certain Schmidt family < Juls Jr Anderson, editor of the^Ma- leave for Minneapolis to visit atvthe Minnesota, where he is engaged hx live and he may establish a route be­ Co. totr. Fouftk,t«$£t * and he surmises that the body had who* mavedtiTNIrw Ulm from* Sleepy djtlia Rural News, and"Mrs. Andef-. Henry Aufderheide home. He wul truck farming. He drove home Tues­ tween New Ulm and Mankato via St. C. L. Palmer. J#g drifted with the stream only about Eye last spring. We are informed b•y son were business vMtors^ui our city day morning. W,*5j Peter. H.-S.. Romberg^ friends of the Schmidt family that thiis last Saturday. JkMWM'^iW <