Prominent Man Fatally Injured In Wagon Accident
Christ Filzen Jr. died after a manure wagon jolted, throwing him between frightened horses. He suffered multiple injuries including a crushed skull and loss of an eye. Filzen, 72, born in Bad Bertrich Germany, long worked in New Ulm area mills and farmed. survived by a widow Mary Frances Kieves and several children. Funeral services to be held at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church with Rev. Inkert officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kiessner, Jr
Hig Farm
Milford
Broadway
Stuebe
Christ Filzen
Klossner
Filzen
Sather
Filson
Hoapital
Bad Bertrich Rheinpreussen
Germany
Mary Frances Kieves
Old Country
America
New Ulm
Kage
New Um
Snd Empire Mills
Bis
Joseph Filzec
Mia
Jobo Warthe
Christ Pilzee, Jr
Jobo Simmet
Derbot
N. D
Philipp Filzan
Linden
George Milne
Mayville
Jos
Classen
New Ii Ming
Sleo
Bad Bertrich
Ediger An der Mosel
Springfield
Osceola
Wis
St. Joseph's Society
Corpore
Inkert
Ernst J Koch 80th Birthday Noted in New Ulm Home
Ernst G Koch honored at a family gathering in New Ulm adjoining Hermann Park for his 80th birthday born April 19 1833 in Radegast Germany he aided relief efforts at Mankato during the 1862 uprising and held public offices including Brown County Auditor and New Ulm Mayor his long life of service and sturdy pioneer stock are celebrated by eight children and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst G. Koch
Hermann's Park
Robt Heldmann
Arlington
Mr. Koch
Radegast
Herzogtum
Elizabeth Sable
Sigel
Brown County
New Ulm
Board of County Commissioners
Kock
Board of Education
Brown County Bank
Ita
Hos Aries
Caroline Schmidt
Bia Wo
Bin
Short Measures Questioned In Gasoline Delivery
Local dealers report a driver for Standard Oil allegedly delivered short measure. A 5 gallon pail system tracked deliveries until one dealer found a 10 gallon discrepancy. The driver claims a mistake and was suspended pending further investigation by a Standard Oil inspector from Mankato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Jepal Bgent
Standard Oil
Mankato
New Ulm
Eibner Remodels Bakery Shop Ahead of Auto Trade Route
F W Eibner readies a redesigned bakery sales room and ice cream parlors along the future highway from Chicago to Yellowstone. The remodel features green and white colors, cherry wood, frosted electric globes, new show cases, plate glass front, and two bow windows. Four local men travel to White Sulphur Springs Montana to start homestead plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Eibner
Eibner
Altho
Chicago
Yellowstone
Elbner
Fibner
County Board Actions Include Road Bills and Licenses
Brown County Board of Commissioners at a special meeting granted auctioneer licenses to Aston S. Dorn and Palm Carlson. The audit shows cash on hand of 91,608.49 on Feb 20 1913 and projected balances after tax collections. They approved loaning 10 000 from the ditch fund, considered tax and road funding, and authorized several town bridge and state highway actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Co. Commissioners
Aston S. Dorn
New Ulm
Palm Carlson
Comfrey
Board of Audit
Shas
Aris
Aed
Mra
Wilhelmios Salkowaki
State Tax Commission
State Highway Commission
Linden
Bashew
Com
Graff
Steinke
Mulligan
Steinke Snd
Henle
Stately
Erickson
Larrabee
Peter A. Koutson
Haske
Comn
Heele
Hanske
Brown County
Ferdinand Igor Alfred EB. Bigot
Gilbert Bigot
Theresia Bigot
Mra. Bigot
Remarkable 90th Birthday for Mrs Klossner in New Ulm
The Review highlights Mrs Katherine Klossner born 1823 in Switzerland celebrating her 90th birthday on a week of anniversaries. She arrived in America in 1850, helped found Lafayette Township, raised a large family, won first prize for lace at the County Fair, and now lives with her son in New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Klossner
Susanna Katherine Kroppall
Jeff
Jacob Klossner
America
Joliet
New Ulma
Herman Pfaender
Lafayette Township
John Klossner
New Ulm
St. Peter
James
Mrs. Klosaner
Fred
Klossnerton
Jacob, Jr
Seary
Texas
John
Old Bone
William
Winthrop
Mra.ling
Sophie Johnson
Pelican Rapids
Katherine Church
Minneapolis
Caroline Guggisberg
Gibbon
Klossner
Herman Albrecht
Lafayette
Albrecht
Supreme Court Affirms Olsen in Delirium Tremens Case
The court sustains Judge Olsen in two rulings involving Modern Woodmen of America and a Brown county jury decision. The case against John Lockway’s widow claims death from delirium tremens. the court allows the beneficiary to prove death was not caused by alcohol. A separate Johnson versus Carlin lease dispute upholds the verdict denying compensation for pre vacate plowing. Madeira Times notes judicial ditch No. 7 in Watonwan county with projected cost $60,000 to $70,000 and support/opposition from local attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Frialy
Olsen
Browns County
Nicollet County
Woodmen of America
John Lockway
Lockway
Brown County
Theresia Lockway
A. Fredericksop
Springfield
A. V. Rieke
Fairfax
Krana Johnson
Carl Carlin
Madeira Times- Messenger
A. R. Pfau
Watonwan
Butternat Valley
Lincoln Town
Blue Earth
Madelie
Watonwan County
J. B. Haycraft
Madeira
EC. Farmer
St. James
S. B. Wilson
Mankato
H. L. and
J. W. Schmitt
John Moonan
Waveca
H. No Sameen
New Ulm
H. P. Barlow
St. Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christ Filzen, Sr
Ernst J. Koch
J. A. Luedka
Huryn
S. D
Chas, Stolz
Luedke
Mr. Luedka
August Stolz
Wasecs
Huron
Wade
State Street
Clifford Muhs
Fa. Jaboke
Cottonwood
Carl Schweinfurth
Searles
White Sulphur Springs
Montana
Mrs
Katherine Klossner
Woodmen of
Johnson- Carlin
Atl
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