Of Interest in the City Visits and Little Local News
Ernest Hagberg and family visited Winthrop last week while Jos G. Lindmeyer was away on business in Janesville. Minnesota German Catholic Benevolent Association to hold its annual convention in Winona late September. A series of lighthearted notes follow including visits, births, a hospital conversion rumor, a chicken theft report, and a severe storm causing property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hagberg
Winthrop
Jos. G. Lindmeyer
Janesville
Mianmil Abrahamson
Lafayette
Seattle
Wm. Rosendale
Jordan
L. J. Buenger
Iona Seiter
Minneapolis
Josephine Galles
Anton Henle
German Catholic Benevolent Association of Minnesota
Winona
Schnobrich
Hagberg Marti wedding at home with large reception
Miss Hertha A. Marti wed Ernest A. Hagberg Monday in a ceremony at Mr and Mrs George Marti home. Justice N Henningson officiated under a floral wedding bell canopy. About 60 guests, candlelit grounds, a Lohengrin march, and a hand painted cake favor marked the celebration. The couple planned an extended Pacific Coast trip after a toast and poems by Otto Schell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marti
Hertha A. Marti
Ernest A. Hagberg
Justice N. Henningson
Alma Marti
Aug. Schell
Justice Henningson
Otto Schell
2Nd Regiment
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific
Hagberg
Winthrop
Olga
Madelia
Victor
Sam Hagberg
Anna Hagberg
Win. Yoerg
Martha Kirsch
St. Paul
Clara Albrecht
John Marti
Lars Belland
Milroy
Cleveland Frederick
Springfield
Northwestern Time Cord Restores Local Service Timetable
The Chicago and North Western railroad released a new timetable Sunday restoring part of a prior service. The Mankato Tracy local Nos 13 and 14 run daily except Sunday from Mankato via St Peter to New Ulm with 3 30 a m arrival, and return at 6 55 p m reaching Mankato. A New Ulm to Mankato local service is installed with improved connections at Sleepy Eye Kasota and Mankato Junction. Some trains were discontinued and through service remains unchanged. public satisfaction grew with the updated time card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Mankato-Tracy
Mankato
St. Peter
Sleepy Eye
Redwood
Marshall
Sanborn
Vesta
Tracy
Newlin
New Ulm
Kasota
Mankato Junction
Kasots
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Second Regiment Band Thank City for Music in Public Park
The Second Regiment Band thanks the New Ulm City Council for appropriating funds for instrumental music in the public park and streets during 1909. They announce an extra free concert at North German Park on Sunday evening, August 22, 1900, at 8 p.m., inviting all to enjoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
North German Park
M. Toot
Skconp
John Henle
Local Notables and Synod Officers Named in Wisconsin Meeting
Henry P. Bostina wins in Flathead area while visits in Osceola Wisconsin. Mrs H G Mueller, former New Ulm resident now in California, visits in the city. Siegfried Duin heads to Columbus to teach German Lutheran parochial school. The Lutheran Synod of Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Nebraska and others elected Rev F Soll president Rev A Spiering vice president Rev A C Haase secretary Rev H F Kanth treasurer. Seminary Board includes Rev C J Albrecht Rev C A Lederer Rev J Witt. Martin Luther College directors named Rev Bergmann Rev C J Albrecht Mr Blauert Mr Schweppe Mr L Buenger. Synod trustees Koch and Fritz. Belle Plaine Home of the Aged directors Rev A F Winter and Mr H Liefer. Gemeindablatt treasurer Ad Baebenroth. Board of Missions members Rev G Ph Brenner Rev B E Bergmann Jan Dr A Hoermans. Staticia Rev A C Haase Mr F H Retzlaff of this city attends Dr M Luther College Board meeting with the Synodical convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Bostina
C. Gi Reim
Chihiren
Osceola
Wis
H. G. Mueller
New Ulm
California
Gebser
Siegfried Duin
Columbus
Lutheran Synod of
Michigan Synod
J. Witt
Nebraska Synod
Martin Luther College
Bergmann
C.J. Albrecht
Blauert
Schweppe
L. Buenger
Synod
Koch
Fritz
Home of the Aged
Belle Plain
A. F. Winter
H. Liefer
Qemeindablatt
Ad. Baebenroth
Board of Missions
G. Ph. Brenner
B.E. Bergmann
A. Hoermans
A.C. Haase
F. H. Retzlaff
Dr. M. Luther College
New Ulm Eyes New Overall Factory Proposal
Citizens urged to back a plan for a new one story 40 by 15 foot factory building with full basement and room to add floors. The site would receive free electric light and city water for five years, then ownership would transfer to the factory firm. The plan seeks industrial benefit for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
German Park
Atkinson
Oklahoma
Commercial Club
Lost-A Sunburst Gold Pin Found at Center Street
A gold sunburst pin with a central diamond is found and returned to Haubrich the Jeweler on Center Street. Finder may receive a reward. Contact Mrs Hellriegel at 508 Center Street for specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haubrich
Grain Insurance Notice From Pfaender Agency
Grain and corn insurance on cultivated land or farm buildings offered by William Pfaender Jr New Ulm Mid. Rates listed: 1000 coverage for 1 month 23.00, 2 months 23.00, 3 months 34.00. cyclone 3 months 92.00, 4 months 2.50, 5 months 3.00. Minimum policy $2.00. Contact Rural No 1802 or 33 or mail amount and location for policy by return mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaender
WM. Pfaender, Jr
New Ulm
Mid
Mow to Cure Shim Diseases with External Remedies
An old advertisement asserts that surface-drawn toxins must be destroyed and promotes EMO as a cleansing liquid to draw out and destroy germs. It claims ZEMCO cures eczema pimples blackheads dandruff and scalp diseases with druggist Mr Rug Pfefferle endorsing ZNMO and offering a sample bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZEMCO
Rug. Pfefferle
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U. S
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Pittsburgh
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West
H. N. Samson
T. F. Collins
Morton
FP. W. Johnson
Mes. A. Frenzel
Fye Ist
Herald-Dispatch
von Hagen
de. Schmidt
Borate
Mrs
Alb
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Albin Town
Pred Galles
Sioux Falls
John Wartha
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J. J. Hillmer
Adolph Meile
Jos. A. Eckstein
Metz
Germany
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City
John Ludwig Hocquard
S. M. Swenson
B. Follmann
Chicago
Milwaukee
Louise Schramm
M. Schindler
Fatherland
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Marshal Klause
Erust
Stiehm
St. Pelwe
Ad. Wagner
Lght
Huron
S.D
Mr. Wagner
Geo. Mauch
Milford
Tony Simmet
Ottomeyer
Arnold Stamm
Emil Juderjaho
Sqz
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Hagberg-Marti
Otto Hankey
F. P. Starr
John X. Neumann
Madison, Wis
Frank J. Neuo
Kraus
Rechter
Henningsen
Ladies Society
Friedens Church
A. B. Hanson
Brookings
Geo. O. Gastler
Chaska
Minn
Henle
Chas
Henry Case
Brown County
R. Jache
Vogel
A. C. Law
Ed. J. Bobleter
Ida Bobleter
Olsen
John J. Juenemann
Montevideo
Roundhouse
Milwaukee Road
Juenemano
Capt. Burg
E. J. Buehrer
John
New Ulm Society
Bey
Reaers
New Ulm Turnverein
NK Burg
Alex W
Crone Bros
H. L. Ramme
Wicherski Building
Minnesota St
Mion
Red Front Grocery
Kodak
Jio Pictures
M. Olsen
Model Druc
BANK
State Bank
Rickers & Co
Niemann
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