December 1 Term Civil and Citizenship Docket Hearsay
The December term of the district court opens next Tuesday December 1b and will occupy about two weeks. Twenty eight civil cases have been noticed for trial and eleven applications for citizenship have been filed including James Garrow Joseph Gabener Louis Shapiro George Rothmeier Albert Koepke Andreas Ubl Justus Richter John Baptist Bolger Peter Boresen Sveum Ole Andrew Sennumstad and Christian Hansen Pedersen. The docket also lists numerous civil actions including State of Minnesota Ptfs versus Louis Larson Wm Weyand Edward Pearson Otto D English and partners IGE film firms Intervenes Sleepy Eye Land Trust Co and several others. William Diepolder is to be tried if grand jury indictments proceed and Hrodoric Walther plans to depart for Los Angeles for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istrict
Civi
Henry Kaping
Harris Wadlio
James F. Garrow
Joseph Gabener
Louis Shapiro
New Mim
Emme B. Nundahi
John C. Nundahi
Iga Klein
Ida Renner
Shatewi
Minnesota
Geo, Hale
State of Minnesota
Pel
Wieland
Wolfgang Hacker
Ptf
Geo
Taver
Reiser
Pil
Resp
Ie. Korth
Def
Appl
Sleepy Ya Land & Trust Co
A Corporasios
Otto Schreyer
Chas
Kelbrusch
Burg Cigar Co
Dempsey
Faro
Albert W
Sehmid
Ptl
Ve. W
H.F. Berkoer
Mi Fin Neubauer
Joseph A. Folqubauer
Edward W. Berkner
Alfred A.berkner
Berkner Bros
Ve. Martin Sherman
Edward F. Berkner
Alfred A. Berkner
Hasenpfeffer Dance at Turner Hall to Aid Denver Trip
A Friday December 1 Hasenpfeffer dance at Turner Hall Gymnasium invites Turner class members to attend. If invitations miss anyone, Secretary Geo Hagen will remedy the oversight. Proceeds fund the Cass team’s Turrofest trip to Denver next June with 35 cents includes lunch. Music is promised. hunters reported 44 rabbits harvested in a prior outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasenpfeffer
Turner Hall
Geo. Hagen
Hogan
Cass
Denver
Berg Eckstein Tie Knew Advent Wedding at Holy Trinity
Miss Mayme C Berg and Arthur W Eckstein were wed in a Solemn High Mass at Holy Trinity Church with Rev Schlinkert officiating. The couple, both well known locally, plan to reside in St Cloud after December 5 as Eckstein advances his medical practice. Out of town guests included Pietrus of Sleepy Eye and W Mueller of St Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
Mayme C. Berg
Arthur W. Eckstein
Henry J. Berg
Andrew J. Eckstein
Clear Lake
Minn
New Ulm
Miss Berg
St. Peter Hospital
Father Schlinkert
Wagner
Edward Berg
Dorothy Berg
Florence Eckstein
Florence Schneider
Roman Eckstein
Oscar Baer
Raymond Pfefferle
Miss Schneider
Doroty Berg
Miss Eckstein
North Broadway
St. Cloud
Mr. Pietrus
Sleepy Eye
W. Mueller
St. Peter
Poultry Show Planned in Watonwan County
The Third Annual Watonwan County Poultry and Pet Stock Association show will take place in St. James Minnesota from December 16 to 18, 1912. Elmer Gimlin of Taylorville Illinois will judge the event, with a large list of special prizes including two loving cups for top varieties and top overall in the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watonwan County Poultry and Pet. Stock Association
St. James, Minn
Elmer Gimlin
Taylorville
Campaign expense reports show cheap campaigns under act
The article reviews county candidate expense accounts filed with the County Auditor. It lists numerous individual expenditures from figures like 59.45 for Albert Pfaender and 375.00 for Albert J. Schramm, noting few candidates had personal campaign committees. It also covers socialist and republican committee totals, delays in reporting, and corrections due to discrepancies in the democratic tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pfaender
E. J. Buehrer
Louis G. Vogel
Herm. Polkow
F. W. Johnson
Dempsey
Kurt Winkelmann
Buehrer
Winkelmann
Socialist County Campaign Committee
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
Fire destroys Winthrop hardware store and stock
A destructive fire Sunday morning November 23 destroyed Streseman and Lofthus’s hardware building and stock in Winthrop. Firemen used chemicals before water, an explosion followed blasting glass and brick. Losses are estimated at $4,000 for the business and $2,500 for the building, with insurance totaling $6,000. The origin remains unknown and several bystanders were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streseman & Lofthus
Winthrop
Civil War Veteran Dies in Minnesota at 72
Capt Orlando P Brennesholtz aged 72 dies in Mankato Lutheran hospital after hip fracture. Civil War veteran served with 28th Regiment Indians Volunteers, later farmed in Nicollet County. Recently moved from California to Minnesota to live with his daughter. He was married twice. one daughter survived. Interment to be held in New Ulm after the funeral cortege arrived Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando P. Brennesholtz
John Brennesholtz
Nicollet County
Lutheran
Mankato
Brenneschholtz
28Th Regiment Indians
Nicolles County
California
Minnesota
Nixon
William le Framboine
John Hreenesholtz
New Ulm
Neumann Trophy Spurs High School English Rivalry
Prof. Joho X. Neumann of Wisconsin offers the Neumann Trophy to the High School Literary Society with the strongest English work for the year. The Thalians and Athenians compete in monthly programs, essays, recitations, stories, and debate, with the Thalians taking a decisive lead in recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joho X. Neumann
University of Wisconsin
Neumann
W Urm
Mr. Held
Mrs. Beecher
Rev. Wheeler
Wheeler
Mr. Petterson
Walter Pfaender
Minnesota
Mattias Antony
Aurelia Klause
Janet Massapust
Soo
Leona Mayer
Earl Seiter
Here
Salt Island
United States
Ben Rolves
Janet Russell
As Seifert
Mabel Hanson
Fatal Revolver Accident in St James Claims Boy
Elmer Anderson of St James accidentally shot his eight year old cousin Alvin while checking a revolver. A misloaded cartridge remained in the chamber and the shell exploded as the boy entered the door, striking near the heart and severing an artery. The coroner ruled the death accidental after a brief investigation and no inquest was held. Elred Schweppe of St James visited New Ulm friends during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Anderson
St. James
Alvin Andeebae
Anderson
St Johns Defeat St Josephs In Bowling Challenge
St Johns beat St Josephs 119 point margin after a bowling challenge at the Catholic schoolhouse alleys. Scores feature Forster 146 181 and Seifert 133 168 144 along with other players from both teams in a brisk display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
St. John's
St. John’s
GAG St. Johns
Bt. Joseph
K. C
Mankato
Mankato K. C
Ulm
R. Pfefferle
P. Eichten
P. Eseer
E. Berg
A. Y. Seifert
Mankato Meno
Landhammer
J. Huettle
Otto Lamm
L. Huettle
Dr. Weyer
Seifert
Lamm
New Ulm
The Third Degree Comes To Turner Theatre
Charles Klein explains he bases his characters on real life and that the heroine Annie Jeffries mirrors a Boston factory worker discarded by a wealthy husband. The play features a palpable police captain and a Shrewd constitutional lawyer named Mr Brewster, modeled on Joseph H Choate. The Third Degree arrives next Saturday evening December 7 at Turner Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Klein
Mr. Brewster
Joseph H. Choate
New York
United States
England
Annie Jeffries
Boston
Klein
Mr. Klein
Turner Theatre
Tracy Depot Hotel to be Wrecked Sealed bids invited for demolition
Owners of the Tracy Depot Hotel invite sealed bids by Tuesday December 3 at 6 p m for the three story 234 by 102 foot Depot Hotel. All contents to be sold except furniture. The winning bidder must enter an agreement to wreck or remove the building within three weeks after bid acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Depot
Ias
Improvements at the Gens Theatre Stage Work Complete
The Gens Theatre has remodeled its stage adding new scenery and curtains. A vaudeville act may be staged there now with a front curtain and a second saving a sirzet to be used as a setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gens
Sirzet
Verdevilis Ama
Alexander in Chicago debt case ends with pay off
Stock buyer Simon Alexander returned to New Ulm after a Chicago trip where he paid 300 to settle notes amid claims the arrest on a confidence game charge was a ploy to collect civil debt. He alleges police and lawyers worked a fake discharge and will seek a formal investigation by Governor Eberhart of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Alexander
Aii
Chicago
New Ulm
Bress
Alexander
B. E. Page
Page
Durance
Durance Vile
éMvors
Municipal Court of
Eberhart
Illinois
First Annual Ball of Machine Gun Company Draws Big Turnout
The First Annual Ball by the Machine Gun Company at Turner Hall attracted over 150 attendees. Major Jos A Eckstein lauded the group while joking about transport and readiness. Funds from tickets bolster the company’s ongoing efforts. The event largely featured dancing with a single address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Jos. A. Eckstein
Major Eckstein
M. E- Church
Church Pariory
Albert Steihaueer
Hed Boas
Hell Eohoor
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Mack
Hrodoric Walther
Los Angeles
Fhiasenpfeffer
Watonwan Co
Ered Schweppe
St James
Uim
Windy City
W. A. Martell
Sinasapolis
Sereen
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