City Contracts Awarded and Fair Appropriation
The city council awarded bids to expand the municipal electric light plant totaling about 18000 dollars with Otto Tappe the sole builder for the engine room work and Webber Chimney company along with St Paul Machine company handling the smokestack and equipment. Ferdinand Crone and Alfred J. Vogel secured a 200 dollar Brown County Fair appropriation. A Swedish Lutheran wedding at the Abraham farm in New Sweden township united Miss Theodors Abraham and Victor F. Quist with a reception following. A separate wedding at the Catholic parsonage connected Jobo Bolstad Jr and Miss Mary Hrusa with a pink themed ceremony and a family reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Druar
Oscar Claussen Engineerings Company of &J. Paul
Otto Tappe
Sud
Tappe
Webber Chimney Company
Chicago
Asion Machine Company
St. Paul
St. Paul Machine Company
Ferdinand Crone
Alfred J. Vogel
Brown County Agricultural Society
Brown County
Retzlaff
Hanon
A. D.abraham
New Sweden Township
Nicollet County
Miss Theodors
Victor
F. Quist
New Ulm
P. Quist
St. Peter
Roman
Bernadotte Swedish Lutheran Church
Milas Mabel Abraham
E. EB. Quist
DeKalb
Helen Overn
Northwestern Railroad
John Hrusa
Mary Kunz
Beln
Carl Hrusa
Splendid Game Closes New Ulm Season
The biggest crowd of the season watched Good Thunder defeat New Ulm 10 to 0 at New Ulm grounds. Jackson pitched superbly for Good Thunder with 9 strikeouts, while LeClaire fanned 11 for New Ulm. Errors and fielding kept New Ulm scoreless as Good Thunder led 6 6 0 0 0 0 1 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crack Good Thunder
New Ulm
Jackson
Good Thunder
Andy” LeClaire
Thunder
Kelly
Wiegert
Ops
LeClaire
Poland
Sharp
McQuillan
Ulm
Johnson
McCue
Seifert
Couch
Snodgrass
Ciation Reports
Jaing
Columbus
Ohio
Charley
Percy Dabms
Sleepy Eye
Lucan
Springfeld
Friedel
Gibbon
Owatonna
Albert Les
Austin
t +o
Fairfax
Springfield
Madulis
Minnesota Dairymen Offer 850 Silver Cup at Brown County Fair
The Minnesota Dairymen's Association presents an 850 silver loving cup for the best dairy herd at Brown County Fair. Entry rules require one pure-bred sire plus four females, all owned by exhibitor and in possession by Aug 1, 1913, with judging by Uni or Experiment Station approval. The cup will be awarded only if two or more dairy herds compete. no state institutions may enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Nicollet
Minnesota
Arbes Bros. Drug
Capagaly
Minnesota Experiment Station
Minnesota State Dairymen’s Association
William E. Engelbert
The
Agricultural Society
W. A McKerrow
Star University Agricultural School Extension Division
Couty
Concert Season Closes With Warm New Ulm Support
The Second Regiment band closed its park concert series at German Park drawing a large crowd including visitors from outside New Ulm. Proceeds from refreshments totaled 8178.25 but critics say band members earned little per concert, urging greater local support and fair compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Park
Viattora
New Ulm
Amsteur
Northwest
Park Board
Aod
New Ulm Designates Friday as Blessy Eye Day
City officials decide to observe Friday as Blessy Eye Day to honor New Ulm's cuvet high school exhibit. The designation aims to recognize community achievements and promote local events in the ongoing fair management plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulm
Fair Management
Ago
Wew Ulm
Belgi an mare dies after heat and feed spares road
Mrs. Henry Seemann and son Harry of Courtland township, driving to New Ulm with rye, lose a six year old Belgian mare when it collapses after crossing Courtland Bridge. Believed fed new oats at noon and extreme heat caused the collapse. veterinarian could not save the animal valued at about 225. W. H. Gieseke aids by hauling rye to mill. Second Regiment band slated for LeSueur county fair concerts September 8 and 9 with strong local appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seemann
Harry
Courtland Township
New Ulm
Courtland Bridge
Seemanns
Arbeiter Verein Plans Labor Day Picnic in New Ulm
The New Ulm Arbeiter Verein announces a large Labor Day celebration next Monday September 1 with a parade from Schell's ball to Hermann's Heights led by the Second Regiment band. Mayor L A Fritsche Albert Plaender and Charles Lindemann will speak in German. The Junior Pioneers plan an old settlers picnic with Mrs W G Alwin and others arranging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulm
Second Regiment
Hermann’s Heights
Arbeiter Verein
New Ulm
L. A. Fritsche
Albert Plaender
Charles Lindemann
Old Settlers
J.P. Graff
Valuable Cow Breaks Les in Cottonwood Pilgrim Run
William P Schuck, Cottonwood farmer, bought a cow for 965 at Milford auction. On Washington Street the cow reared, frightening his wagon horses causing a spill. The cow's leg was crushed. unable to sell the animal, he had it killed at Crone's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Schuck
Cottonwood
New Ulm
Washington Street
Third
Fourth North
Mr. Schuck
P. H. Furth
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Brown County Fair Association
Mig. J.P
Muoierpal
Vuy
Board of Stewards of
Methodist Church
Eggottrert
Engelbert
County Fair Management
Savagee
Luman
Mathowa
Lake City
Minn
Pedro
Mysteri
Hoekelbert
Eescnteep
Hore Owoerd
Town Points
Rosie
C. C. Nelson
Mple
Kerr
Mpla
Fred D
Jeoologs
Campbell
Mins
Abu Taleb
W. M. Persoos
Bagscores
Bries Bros
Gray Eagle
W.J. Murray
Elma
W. J. Murray
Alux J
Harlan Smith
Nashua
Te Levetor D
G.A. Darcull
West Union
Molue Parker
Joseph Bianchi
New Ule
Riley B
Dee White
Black Rose
John Rayna
S. Kerr
Myle
Currie
Jim
Heelan Smith
W. M. Percone
Salley Climo
James Carr
Berlan Smith
G. D. Darvall
Weat Nobilies Union
Eden Parker
New Ula Sonoma
Munich
Koy Savage
Paul Redwing
Charles Huffman
C. Freund
Sleepy Eye High Coo
Fridy
LeSueur
Herthaen’s Park
Les
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