Editors Gather In Convention In Fairmont Trip
Editors from the 2nd District enjoyed a mid summer gathering in Fairmont featuring lake tours and a banquet on a Fairmont Boat Company vessel. Attendees toured city sights, shared toasts, and heard speakers from Capt. Albert Steinhauser to A. R. Allen before returning home by boat racing to the chain of lakes. The winter meeting will be held at Winnebago City.
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Sears
3 Lake
Fairmont
Minnesota
Priday Morelog
Oditore
New Ulm
Martin County
St. Paul Altho
Ma AG
Association
Fairmont Boat Company
Hazelmere
Alfred Torngren
Fairmont Independent
Albert Steinhauser
Lta
Frank Day
Sentinel Office
Rishardeen
Jos. Reynolds
Akalo Free
Ward
Everett
Dean
Gaislett
Butterfield Advocate
M. J. Aldrich
the Sentinel
A. R. Allen
Bost
Winnebao Oisy
Game Wardens Busy In Wildlife Law Crackdown
Morton deputy game warden W C Keefe reported arrests for roping pointer dogs in fields frequented by game birds. Three pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars plus costs. Three more later faced similar charges and received identical sentences. A fourth warrant remained unsettled. City Justice kept sentences light, citing youth and training practices before August 15. The law now pursues strict enforcement of dog training and hunting restrictions from August 15 to September 1.
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W. C. Keefe
Morton
Col. Buschers
Janda
Meyer Defends Gold at Hunter's Rest Shoot
Henry J. Meyer of Milford won with a 172 score at Hunter's Rest last Sunday, confirming the prior victory was no accident. The scores show Hy Meyer 12 32, O J Schneider 167 1, H Gobser 150 42, J Hauenstein 150 16, Jos Klai 125 21, Wm Kochie 22, Jos Smasal 16 22, Chas Hauenstein OT 15.
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Henry J. Meyer
Milford
Hunter's Rest
Sgain
Chas. Heuenstein
King
Hy. Meyer
O. J. Schneider
H. Gobser
J. Hauen
Gun Club Match Ends In Narrow Mankato Win
The New Ulm Business Men's Gun Club lost to the Mankato Gun Club by three points in a recently arranged shoot at Mankato Fair Grounds. New Ulm players Hauenstein Schleuder Forster A J Vogel Bierbaum Pedersen Hintz J Becker Johnson G H B Becker Graff totals 203. Mankato's Kruse Jost Lewis F Langes Otto Johnson Madeon Darrow J Br Snow Stephan tally 208. Post contest hospitality followed at Elk’s Cafe and a return match is planned in New Ulm.
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New Ulm
Mankato
Fair Grounds
Elk's Cafe
Hauenstein
Schleuder
Forster
A. J. Vogel
Bierbaum
Pedersen
Hintz
J. Becker
Johnson
G. HB. Becker
Graff
Total
Mankato — Kruse
Jost
Lewis
Langes
Otto
Ed. Langes
Madeon
II. Darrow
J. BR. Snow
Stephan
County Fair Curates Bigger Purses and Early Dates
The Agri Society negotiates with leading carnival firms to stage extraordinary attractions at the County Fair. The fair will run August 28, 29, and 30, aiming to attract better racing and larger prizes. Horse purses total 3200 with four races listed. dairy stock cups offer 1500 and cash prizes beyond purses. Entries close August 18. New Ulm is set to host the 500 silver dairy cup, with strict competition rules and ownership dates.
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Engelbert
New Ulm
City Drug Store
Program Of Band Concert Sunday Evening Aug 10th
The program lists works by Losey Kilog McCoy Lovendere Kiesler Wenrich and others for a Sunday evening concert. Selections include marches overtures waltzes and a descriptive piece with band members featured in the lineup. The finish includes the Star Spangled Banner as the final piece.
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Losey
B. Kilog
E. E. McCoy
Luders
Lovendere
Turner
Frei
Kiesler
Trish Beauth
Wenrich
Trap Shooting at Fair Grounds Capt Vogel Wins Gold
Capt Lucie G Vogel walked away with the gold medal at the Gun Club shoot held last Thursday at the Fair Grounds. He hit 23 of 25 birds, with scores across the field described as exceptionally good. the lowest tally was 14 by Chas Emmerich. Other shooters listed include Louis Vogel Becker Dr C A Hiets Alfred Vogel Victor Schleucer Jobo H Forster B Esser and Chas Emmerich.
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Lucie G. Vogel
Fair Grounds
Chas. Emmerich
Louis G. Vogel
Becker
C. A. Hiets
Alfred Vogel
Victor Schleucer
Jobo H. Forster
B. Esser
Union Hospital Lets Contract for Building Plans and Stock Drive
Union Hospital Association reports progress as stock subscriptions rise and a contract for main building plans is awarded to Albin and Heinescler of St Paul. Building to begin this fall with first floor completion targeted next spring amid labor shortages. Outlined plans include a 42 by 84 foot hospital structure and potential mud bath sanitarium, plus street improvements to Broadway State and cross streets. The piece also covers two local weddings, detailing ceremonies at St Pauls Lutheran and at St James, with attendees from Winona and Minneapolis and future home plans in Winona and St James.
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Union Hospital Association
Broadway
State
Maine
State Street
Military Boys Raise 335 at Hermann Heights Picnic
The Second Regiment Band led a Sunday patrol through Minnesota Street to Center Street for a military picnic at Hermann Heights. Shelter tents lined the park as the museum opened to visitors, the dance pavilion drew crowds, and a total of 335 in receipts promised a comfortable funds balance after expenses.
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Hermann’s Heights
Minnesota Street
Center Street
Monument Street
Monument
2Nd Regiment
Quiet June Weddings in New Ulm Highlight Simple Ceremonies
In New Ulm June brides favored quiet unions with church and home ceremonies. Miss Sophie Kogge wed at a church ceremony while Miss Helen Engel married at her parents’ home on South German Street. The Engel Anding marriage occurred at high noon on Saturday August 2. Moritz F Anding of Winona wed the third daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Engel.
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Hurpsister
Myrtle Bogel
Ming
Nien Elsie Anding
Amaid
Carl Androg
Jacob Engel
Winona
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
High Poop
Sophie Rogge
Frederick William Schweppes
St. James
C. J. Albrecht
Ida B. Rogge
August Schweppes
St James
Ilwaya
Rogge
North Washington Street
W. Sonnabend
Good Thunder
B Mueller
Arlington
New Ulm
Sophie Kogge
Helen Engel
South German
Engel
Henry Engel
Moritz F. Anding
Mail Carriers Picnic Set for Brown County Rural Carriers
Brown County rural mail carriers plan the Annual Picnic at Ole Johnson’s place by Lake Linden near Hanaka next Sunday August 10. The event features a Hanske versus New Ulm ball game and speeches by A. R. Eggennaberger P. Liesch J F Haycraft and F W Johnson. The gathering is a public affair inviting wide attendance.
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Brown County
Ole Johnson
Lake Linden
Hanaka
Hanske
New Ulm
A. R. Eggenaberger
P. Liesch
J. F. Haycraft
Madeira
F. W. Johnson
Firms Changing Hands Rapidly And Amano Retires From Business
Local firms undergo rapid ownership changes as Amano retires and Stamm Bar ber Shop sells to Eugene Koehler. Otto C. Wiebsel plans to open in Burling ton after inspecting the Geld and nearby shops, while Koehler hires extra help. Andrew Amann sells his saloon to Joseph Schnee, ending a long local tenure begun in 1868 with expansions and a patent venture.
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Arnold Stamm
Ottomeyer
Eugene Koehler
Stamm
Martin Windhorn
Koehler
Bramm
Bine
Moader
Minnesota Strew
Amann
Schoee
Iowa
School Board Re-elects Officers After Saturday Meeting
The School Board reorganized by re electing Dr Weiser as President Prof Relm as Clerk and Mr A W Bingham as Treasurer. All have long service and will aid the significant work ahead in the new buildings project. A rising vote of thanks was given to Mr Henle for his faithful board service. No other business was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Relm
A. W. Bingham
Henle
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Hunter
Business Men’s Club
Agri
F. H. Losey
Jean de Peinsy
Union Hospital
Albin'& Hanpislet
Kogge—Schweppe
Engel—Anding
Nery Kearble Works Establishment
North Minnesota Str
Amano
Otto C. Wiebsel
Burlington
Wis
Hobes
Boock
Guster Kisckamith
Mooumsaia