High School Art Exhibit Planned For April 25 to 28
The Board of Education announced plans for a high school gym exhibit displaying two hundred large pictures and three hundred small prints from April 25 to 28. Admission will not exceed 15 cents and proceeds fund class room art purchases. The board also approved 160 tons of Montgomery county coal at 8.95 a ton, choosing Bingham Brothers for the contract due to savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Arnold Gloor
Montgomery County
Bingham Brothers
Worthyehgenny
Franklin County
Bingham Bros
Saline County
Nagel
J. C. Brown
State Normal School
St. Cloud
C. A. Prosser
Dunwoody Institute
Minneapolis
Oscar Hall
Bank Window Theft in Mankato Nets Ten Dollars
A lone thief shattered a large window in the National Bank of Commerce in the Saulpaugh block and stole about ten dollars. The crime went unnoticed until August Johnson, a janitor from North Mankato, reported the damage to police between four and five this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato Bank
Mankato
National Bank of Commerce
Saulpaugh Block
Willie
August Johnson
First National Bank
Lves
North Mankato
Johnson
Riverside Park Public Auction Dispenses Park Buildings
Last Wednesday a Riverside public auction sold park structures including an 16 by 18 pavilion bought by August Beyer for 120 dollars, a 15 by 10 unit for 80 dollars, bowling alleys to Louis Adam for 10 dollars, and a dance pavilion to Joe Prokosen for 83 dollars. Louis Adam also bought the music stand for 25 dollars, plus 40 dollars in miscellaneous small items. Managers stated they could not cover park expenses and the City Council declined to buy out the park, forcing the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
August Beyer
Theodor Moher
Louis Adam
Joe Prokosen
Louis Adam Alo
Postpone hearing on medical charter dispute in Ramsey court
Dr. O J Seifert of New Ulm and Dr. D V Gleysteen of Lamberton sue the Minnesota State Medical Association seeking reinstate ment of the Brown Redwood counties charter. They contend the 1919 revocation without a hearing violated law and deprived them of valuable memberships. The Redwood Brown counties society is named as joint defendant with the State Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.J. Seifert
New Ulm
D. V. Gleysteen
Lamberton
Minnesota State Medical Association
Brown- Redwood Counties Association
Ramsey County
Redwood-Brown Counties Society
State Medical Association
Muesing Opens Nicollet Drug Store
The Muesing drug store at Nicollet is set for a December 15 formal opening after opening for business a week ago in the Nicollet State bank building. The bank will move soon and both enterprises plan a joint celebration. The interior features gray silver tones, terrazzo floors, gray marble, and glass display cases. Three double slant floor cases with six by three and a half foot bases will be centrally placed and electrically lighted for broad visibility.
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Muesing Drug
Nicollet
Nicollet State Bank
Muesing Drug Store
New Ulm
Saffert Cement Constructs Sand Washing Device
Saffert Cement Construction erects an automatic sand washing machine with 6 cubic yards per hour capacity at 224 Third Street north across from its plant. A 42 foot derrick lifts sand to an inclined 46 foot chute where it is washed, replacing hand labor and speeding cement production.
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Saffert Cement Construction Company
Third Street North
New Ulm High Seeks State Basketball Honors
The New Ulm High School boys basketball team, led by coach Rollin Church, schedules against Comfrey on December 15 with a goal to win the state title after close calls in recent years. The roster includes Joe Schueller Nelson Oscar Muesing Louis Schugel Joe Kekksen David Williams Fred Leonard Theodore Fritsche Howard Vogel and Ellis Jones. Girls team under Harry Dirks previews a busy season with two early doubleheaders slated against Mankato Normal.
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New Ulm
Rollin Church
Redwood Falls
Sleepy Hye
Springfield
Tracy
Tyler
Minneola
Lamberton
Marshall
Canby
Lake Benton
Church
Mr. Church
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Mankato Normals
Sleepy Eye
St. Peter
Mankato Normal
Harry Dirks
Twenty Three Students Make November Honor Roll at School
Principal R. J. Stewart announced that twenty three high school students earned the November honor roll, up from seventeen last month. Leading the list is Erna Grossendorf with six A’s over three months, and Alice Meile with A’s in five subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Stewart
Erna Grossendorf
Alice Meile
Mildred Epple
Florence Frederickson
Doris Haugen
Elizabeth Hintz
Cecelia Hough
Caroline Guggisberg
Verval Mueller
Adeline Ritschel
Fred Marks
Verria Marie Miller
Margaret Schmid
Henry Samson
Florence Hart
Edgar Fechner
Amy Mather
Ernold Miller
Frieda Olsted
Irma Peterson
Lorna Schléuder
Charlotte Bockus
de Backer
Winnifréd Schweppe
Ida
Steinmetz
Fire destroys three Tracy firms in late November blaze
A large fire at about 9 p.m. damaged three Tracy businesses. Citizens Light, Heat and Power, Mrs Gertrude Timbers Maley, and Albin Johnson Tailorahi burned out as flames threatened the entire business district. Fire crews could not extinguish the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Light, Heat and Power Company
Gertrude
Timmers Maley
Albin Johnson Tailorahi
Silk Umbrellas At Schloudera Jewelry Store Ad
Ladies and Gents Silk Umbrellas offered by Schloudera Jewelry Store at 415 Ty 35 49 51. High class fashion access.
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Schloudera
Wonderful musical artists heard here in New Ulm
In a week New Ulm audiences heard the Flonzaley quartet at the Armory and the South German Maennerchor of Baden at Turner Hall. Both concerts ended with deficits, despite superb performances by Adolf Betti, Alfred Pochon, Louis Bailey, van d Archambua, Heinz Froehlich, Karl Schmidt, and a well driven chorus under a skilled conductor. The visitors spoke of cultural ties over monetary gain, and planned tours to St Paul, Minneapolis, Iowa, Chicago, and a return to Germany early next year.
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New Ulm
Flonzaley Quartett
Armory
Maennerlehor
Baden
Germany
Turner Hall
Adolf Betti
Alfred Pochon
Louis Bailey
van d’ Archambua
Heinz Froehlich
Karl Schmidt
United States
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Iowa
Chicago
Karma at Turner Hall Hat Club Prizes and Death Notice
Otto F. Oswald won first prize with 0 net games at the hat club meeting in Turner Hall. George Liesch took second with 603 net points, H F Wendorf third with 120 high play, and Fred Moyer fourth. A special prize of one Ever-Sharp pencil was donated by H C Schleuder. Anton Kaechele, a member of Co A 12th Minn Inf during the Spanish American War, died at his Tracy home after years of illness. He was born May 29 1879 in Revere and lived in Springfield at enlistment. funeral held the following Monday and he was interred in Springfield.
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Otto F. Oswald
Turner All
George Liesch
H. F. Wendorf
Fred Moyer
H. C. Schleuder
Anton Kaechele
Tracy
Revere
Springfield
Social bridge and family gatherings around Courtland
Mrs Clarence H Gieseke hosted a bridge club at her North State Street home with prize winners Mrs Ed Berg and Mrs Elmer Backer. A Sunday family gathering at Mr and Mrs Nick Reinhart Courtland included several relatives from local towns. Various hosts held card games and lunches, with prizes awarded to Mrs Joseph Gobbreich and Miss Luella Schaeffler and guests enjoying five hundred and social hours.
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Clarence H. Gieseke
North Statetreet
Ed. J. Berg
Elmer Backer
Nick ‘Reinhart
Courtland
Arthur Schnobrich
This City
Richard’ Reinhart
Alex Reinhart
Robert Reinhart
West Newton Township
Albert Boettger
Mike Buchl
Armand Groebner
Peer Bridge Club
First North Street
August Muske
State Street
Oreph- Buch
Joseph Gobbreeh
Cottonwood Township
Luella Schaeffler
Mary Geisler
Missa Meta
Charles Rauschke
Fred Otto
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Man
Paramount
Pathe News
Rolin
Wesley Barry
Freckles
Bobby Vernon
Frank Mayo
PATHE
Elsie Ferguson
Riverside Park
Muesing
Comfrey
Oswald
Skat Club
Toyland
Jollity
Sante
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Peter Rabbit
Noah
Santa
Childs
Aes
California
Chalke
Minnesota
Xavag
Oxford
P. J. Eichten’s
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