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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
1
The mayor issued strict liquor enforcement orders to saloon and pool room operators. Saloons must close at 11 p.m. and remain closed until 5 a.m.. no sales to minors or intoxicated persons. no gambling. disorder forbidden. Police to enforce. notices posted. compliance reportedly improving.
The talk at Turner Hall last Tuesday night drew a thoughtful crowd who followed with difficulty due to rapid speech and strong accent. Dr Shastri argued that India’s cultured educated class sees its religion as universal in ethics and morality, superior to Western practice, and outlined the origin and growth of East Indian religious life.
The speaker argued that India with a long standing religion and civilization does not require missionaries to win uneducated Indians to Christianity. He said Indian religion accepts other faiths and rewards the good moral person, and he addressed reincarnation in discussion after the talk.
A Milford county conference at the court house discussed changing the Sleepy Eye State Road. A new route would run west from the Gluth place, avoid two hills and a dangerous turn, and provide a straight three mile segment after the Hospital ravine. Engineers estimate high costs for grading the existing road, while the proposed alignment may reduce danger and improve travel.
Nick Guiden, 85, celebrated with four generations at his North and Jefferson Streets home last Sunday. He was born in 1841 in the Black Forest region and came to America, living in Milwaukee and Rubicon before settling near New Ulm in 1857. He has 45 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren, and has served as district school trustee, town supervisor chair, and county commissioner. He moved to New Ulm about twenty years ago and remains active and respected.
The Krueger family gathered for a Thanksgiving reunion at Mrs. Ernestine Dahl's home in Cottonwood. Present were John Krueger of New Ulm Fritz and Charles Krueger of Comfrey August Krueger of Albany Oregon Mrs Rosa Lear of Milford and Mrs Ernestine Dahl. They recalled life on the Milford homestead and enjoyed a warm, rare gathering after two decades apart. H R Hughes of Cambria visited the Review office for business in town.
Dr. L. A. Fritsche and Chas. Kuehlbach rode in a car driven by Kueblbach when wet bridge planks skidded the rear wheels. The vehicle broke the wooden railing and hung suspended about 13 feet above the Minnesota River awaiting rescue near Fairfax.
Dr Fritsche and Mr Kuehlbach nearly toppled a car on a bridge as weight shifted. John Bushard and about seven farmers helped haul the vehicle back onto the bridge. The car was only slightly damaged and the pair resumed their trip to Fairfax after a near disaster.
Brown County Farmers and Breeders Association hosts a December 10 meeting at Sleepy Eye with a cooking demonstration by Mrs. May Baker of the State University extension department. She will speak on household problems for wives and daughters of members with prizes listed for corn, oats, wheat, rye, flax, timothy, potatoes, apples, and farm exhibit premiums.
The December term of the District Court for Brown County convenes at the Courthouse next Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. with Judge J. M. Olsen presiding. Grand jurors report then, followed by preliminary calendar calls. The court is expected to be in session about two weeks with numerous civil cases listed for trial.
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