Local Notes from New Ulm and Surroundings
County Attorney Adolph Frederick of Springfield handling county interests while Mrs. Theresa Schneider learns of her son-in-law George Grima’s newborn son in Lamberton. Various local visits, hospital operations, weddings, births, and community events recital through town and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Frederickson
Springfield
Cowe Moodey
Theresa Schneider
George J. Grima
Lamberton
Alfred Cheaney
Taw
Samson, Dempsey & Mueller
Twin Cities
Storms Cause Wide Damage Across Home and Surrounding Townships
A damaging storm crossed Home and nearby areas in this state, striking several farms and townships. Trees toppled, straw stacks scattered, windmills demolished or damaged, and corn fields and fruit trees harmed. In Sigel township central damage centered near the Big and Little Cottonwood rivers. Lafayette and Courtland in Nicollet county were lightly affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Evan
Malle
Henry Arbes
Arbes
John Krueger
Julius Bogatke
Theodore Mohr
Joseph N. Schaefer
Henry Portner
Sigel
Cottonwood
Edward Flor
Lafayette
Courtland Townships
Nicollet County
Citizenship Applications Due for Brown County Court
Clerk Carl P. Manderfeld announces September 9 as the last day to file citizenship papers to be heard at the December Brown County District Court. A new law voids first papers issued since Sept 26 1906 after seven years, requiring applicants to refile and wait two more years. Five applications filed: Christian P. Volquardsen New Ulm Edward Olsen Norstebe Bernt August Berntson Louis Stokke Lake Hanska and William Henry Muenchow Eden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl P. Manderfeld
Brown County District Court
Nderfeld
Manderfeld
Christian P. Volquardsen
New Ulm
Edward Olsen Norstebe
Bernt August Berntson
Louis Stokke
Lake Hanska
William Henry Muenchow
Eden
Shooting Gallery Opens in Schell Building Corner
Robert Winston of Winona has opened a penny arcade and shooting gallery at the Schell building corner of Minnesota and Second North streets. The twenty five colored drop picture machines render illustrated songs via phonographs, with new subjects every other day. A line of athletic machines and a shooting gallery with rifle targets offer inexpensive amusement. Mrs. Winston aided the opening and they may settle in New Ulm, as patronage suggests a lasting venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willibald Eibner
Cecilia
Buffalo
N. Y
Chas Hopkins
Fairfax
New Um
Fox No.4
Minnesota
Center Streets
John J. Schroepfer
John F. Herzog
Louis Grunert
Schroepfer
Herzog
Mr. Herzog
John Backer
Mrs. Eyrich
Twin Cities
Robert Winston
Winona
Schell
Second North Streets
Winston
Wanted: November 6, 1912 issue of Review
Inquiry from reader seeking a copy of the November 6, 1912 issue of the Review. The note asks readers to contact the Review office by telephone at 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Review
Telephone Review Office
New Ulm City Council weighs three member committee plan
At the monthly meeting Councilor Praender moved to empower President Mueller to appoint a three person committee, including City Attorney H N Somaen, to study adopting a commission form of government for New Ulm. The resolution passed and the committee was to report findings. Bids for municipal plant expansion were invited, coal contract awarded, hydrants funded, watermains paid, and street work and licenses approved before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praender
Mueller
H. N. Somaen
New Ulm
Joseph Koebler
Charles Lindemann
Mr. Hartmann
Koehler
Eugene Koehler
J. F. Druar
Oscar Claussen Engineering Company
St. Paul
Albert J. Meyer
W. P. Read & Company
Chicago
Municipal Electric Light and Water Plant
Herman Nagel
Gulden & Hippert
State
Washington Streets
Sixth North Street
Minnesota Street
Broadway
Fifth North Street
Garden Street
New Loretto Hospital
Charles Emmerich
F. D. Minium
Electric Light and Waterworks Committee
Minium
Franklin Street
E. H. Haeberle
Haeberle
Board of Public Works
Third
Fifth North
Fourth
Fifth
Union Hospital Association
A. A. Amann
Joseph Schnee
Adolph G. Seiter
George Doehne
Liesch Printing Company
Caroline Frenzel
Ulm
West Newton Briefs and funeral note from 1913
West Newton reports describe the funeral of Mrs Chas Wagner as one of the saddest in the area with many attendees from Fairfax Gibbon New Ulm and local vicinity. A mention notes the storm that affected other county regions spared West Newton. Also cited is Mrs C W Batgugat at Rosebank Farm and Clarence Hees from New Ulm harvesting at Massapust farm. A Minnesota State Fair display is advertised with travel details via the Chicago and Northwestern Line for August 31 to September 6, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henle
Alice Russell
Dennis Hanes
Chicago
Anna Russell
Hanna
Melvin Strunk
Mark Dyer
St. Paul
Newlm
Tibet
York
William Beth
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
William
Mather
New York
Massachusetts
Starr
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Catholic Park
E. H. Haeberle
Liesch
August Publmaco
Haeberle
Ide Schwantes
Theodor Budde
Kellogg
Miag
Ross
Budde
John Schmidt
Kosel
West St. Paul
J. Reardon
Albie Carlson
Veronica Schmierl
Chas
Wagner
Fairfax
Gibbon
New Ulm
Tomase
West Newton
C. W. Bat Gugat
Rosebank Farm
Clarence Hees
St. Paol
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Eair
Minn
Chicago and Northwestern Line
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A A. Ree
St. Mean Wars
A. A With
Krauch
August Stork
P. J. Boukup
P. J
W. B. Boukup
George Puchoor, Sr
Herois
Loretto Hospital
Jobn Simmet
Lang, Back
Can
Hattie Engelbert
Annie Mueller
Franklin Edwards
York State
Edwards
Fred
Harold Heimerdinger
Katie Haeberle
Paynesville
Mion
Otto Korbel
Hial
Delbin Gibbs
Crosby
N. D
John Korbel
Mr. Gibbs
The
Crosby Eagle
Sleepy Eye
Penny Arcade
Bastian, Marti & Brand
Ady
A. E.tanker
du Chico
Lake Benton
William Stork
B. H. Oziss
T. T. Groulund
Tyler
Ozias
Andrew Saert
City
Albert Hegler
John Beck
Joseph Glaser
God
Joseph Kuelles
Home Township
Bugo Lange
Courtland Township
Gutkosky
Nicollet
Sophia Karpen
Margaret Karpen
Hugh A. Bale
Iowa
St. Paul's Church
W. J. Skluzacek
Eagle Roller Mills
Osrl Schmid
Gladys Elchmson
I Guens
Joseph M. Arbea
Pater J. Johnson
Judson
Thuoredey
Henry Nolte
Laog, Saak
Si Loretto Hospital
John Wurm
Emil
Otto C. Wichtel
eTaur Aner
Livvns Vurien
N. Hennindsen
Northfield
Roy L. Berg
New Ulm, Minn
Sincer
ULM Music Store
OO. H. Hauser. Dist, Agt
West Newton Briefs
Massapust
Clarence
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