Much Harmony Prevails in Ward Alderman Nomination
Anton Richartz wins a seat on the council replacing Peter Man Uerfelt as alderman. Warm discussion centers on water charges with Gotlieb Arndt demanding relief for small consumers while officials promise to study potential rate readjustments. The meeting at Union hall sees strong turnout. Amann Flor and Richartz are re elected with expectations of continued harmony.
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Union Hall
Heidgle & Samson
Pit
Philip Taeseh
Eibner
Gentlenme
Germany
Gotliob Arndt
Schilling
Eckstein
Arndt
Bibner
Amann
Flor
Anton Richartz
Manderfeld
Challenge Accepted by Ottomeyer Nine in Bluff War
The Ottomeyers declare readiness to meet the Strickler nine in a baseball contest under agreed terms. The game will require players to be daily attaches for a week and profits will go to the library association. The Ottomeyers reserve any time and place and note they failed to keep a similar appointment last year.
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Ottomeyers
Library Association
Strickler
Ottomeyer
Strickler Nine
Highest Priced Draft Horse Geant Sells For 3600
The Greely Horse Importing, now a Courtland area company, sold the draft horse Geant for 3600 dollars, the highest price for such a horse in the state. Nick Reinhardt is association president and Theo Lang is secretary treasurer. The horse will be shown at the state fair this fall and is deemed one of the finest horse flesh sold in the state. The owning company is a group of Courtland area farmers aiming to improve farm work horses.
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Greely Horse Importing
Toatook Company
Courtland
Geant
Nick Reinhardt
Theo. Lang
Mayors cite publicly owned electric plants boost towns
At a State Municipal league meeting in St Paul mayors of Newham Fergus Falls and Shakopee described experiences with publicly owned electric light plants. They said taxpayers would not return to private systems, noting better service and treasury surplus as a universal outcome per Martin County Sentinel.
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Newham
Fergus Falls
Shakopee
State Municipal League
St. Paul
Martin Co. Sentinel
Tanke murder trial continues with witness testimony
No new evidence emerges as the Tanke murder trial resumes after a Saturday adjournment. Witnesses describe sightings, alibi details, and events surrounding the crime while the defendant remains hopeful for acquittal as proceedings may stretch to weeks.
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Tanke
Henry Spoerhouse
Richard Stengel
New Ulm
Carl Fischer
Wellner
Richard Bierang
Amelia Tanke
Henderson
Fischer
William Brinkman
William Bierangel
Wellner House
Biearangel
Josephine Hansen
Tanker
McMillan
Nicollet County
St. Peter
Sibley County
Gaike
St. James
Forsyth
Journal
Joseph Wild
Wellner Barn
Wm. Willmert
Klossner
Vogel Denounces Committee Report On Nagel Charges
J G Vogel claims the examining committee whitewashed and that their report treat the charges as a joke. He vows to enforce the charter and says the council must craft a stronger defense than the report allows. The dispute could inflame the council further until a proper ruling is reached.
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J. G. Vogel
H. Nagel
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Hummel Brothers
N. Minn, St
New Ulm, Minn
Peter Man Uerfelt
Gotlieb Arndt
Willmert
Danheim
Fred Stolz
Jos. Wild
Arlington
Winthrop
Stillwater
Ortonville
Mr. Vogel
CW Footwear
Crone Brothers
T. F. Renwald
America
Monte Carlos
G. A. Ottomeyer
Ulm
Chas. Forster
Vogel
Northrup, King, & Co
Re- Mable
Minneapolis
Northwest
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