Annual sale of ladies handiwork and church bazaars
My annual sale of ladies handiwork begins Saturday December 10 and features new fancy designs perfect for Xmas gifts by Clara Steinhauser of New Ulm Minnesota. The Methodist Ladies Aid will hold a food sale and Bazaar in the church basement Saturday December 10 at 2 pm with lunch served all afternoon. The Ladies Aid of Bethel church hosts a Bazaar in the church basement Thursday afternoon beginning at 1 pm with lunch and Christmas gift articles available. Remember to sow a thought and request our catalog from Mankato Commercial College in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hazelton
New Ulm
Dakota House
Clara Steinhauser
Minn
Methodist Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid of the
Bethel Church
Ady
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Hotpoint Line
Hotpoint
Ulrich Electric CO
New 1922 Motor Vehicle Licenses On Sale January 3
Secretary of State Mike Holm announces 1922 licenses for 1921 and older cars only after taxes are paid in full. Applicants must include 1921 registration or sworn loss statement, with a 25 cent duplicate certificate fee. Registration for 1921 near end amid funding delays. Miss Elsie Kaiser returns to St Paul after visit with her parents. she trains at Jean Martin Brown Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Holm
Holm
Elsie Kaiser
St. Paul
Charles Kaiser
Miss Kaiser
Jean Martin Brown
Capital City
Civil actions listed on Brown County docket continues
The newspaper lists numerous civil actions on the Brown County Minnesota calendar including cases entailing Electric Short Line Railway Company, State Bank of Essig, Lampert Lumber Company, and other entities. Other notes cover local Esig area events such as Red Cross meeting, social gatherings, and visits by residents to Twin Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Heers
H. L. Beecher
Martha Maidl
Frank Maidl
State Bank of Essig
S. P. Dow
J. P. Dow
State of Minnesota
Oscar Knutson
Anna Golnick
Herman J. Zieske
John Rader
Electric Short Line Railway Company
Lampert Lumber Company
Siver Haugen
Edward O. Sperstad
S. C. Frederickson
Axel Newdall
Louis H. Grundmeyer
Stark
Brown County
Minn
Charles H
Gustav Stuehe
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
James Roberts
Security State Bank
Mahnomen
August Kettner
S. Hage Lumber Company
L. I. Bjorneberg
Josephine Sperl
Joseph J. Sperl
W. C. Markland
George H. Snyder
Schaefer Bros
Henry Harmening
Mike Klinkhammer
S. P. Nielsen Auto Company
Soren P. Nielsen
Charles Vogtel
First National Bank of Medina
N. D
Melvin A. Vogtel
Edward F. Berkner
Roman P. Decker
R. W. Zimmermann
Dan. William
George A. Greene
J. H. Haenze
Anna Fath
Thomas Fath
Olaf Benson
Saffert-Gugisberg Cement Construction Company
John G. Wooldrick
Joseph E. Sayre
Kathryn S. Ginkel
Edwin C. Ginkel
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Chicago & North Western Railway Company
Nekoline Hagen
Nels C Hagen
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Company
Farmers State Bank of Dotson
Theodore Kroening
Dora Reinhart
Alfred Gabriebel
Farmers National Bank of Minnesota Lake
Alma O
Carl M. Miller
Paul Neyers
Mueller & Son
Joseph Zupfer
New Ulm Savings and Loan Association
Stop sugar to cure throat and tonsil ills, Brown's case
Brown and his family embody a common cause of colds sore throat and enlarged tonsils sugar. The Health Club argues ignorance and excessive refined sugar as the root, urging a sugarless diet for three months raw fruits vegetables whole grains nuts and milk eggs. A two day fast for Brown and quitting tobacco are recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
Brown
Aunt Jane
Browns
Village News Highlights From Miltona And Essig
Spelbrink in Miltona remains a frequent visitor Hank Fischer is urged to stay. East side youths serenaded Frank Wandersee Jr. and wife. O A Stock injured by band wagon near New Ulm as Gerlach orchestra went to Essig, damages slight. Prof and Mrs A Ackermann hosted at Alice Schulenberg’s home with children Elenora and Robert. A party at Essig Hall celebrated Miss Mabel Geske’s birthday. Marguerite Woebke and Elsie Koester joined Helen Woebke for a dance in Essig. Martha Fimeyer visited sister Mrs Frank last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spelbrink
Miltona
Henry Fischer
Hank
East Side
Frank Wandersee, Jr
O. A. Stock
New Ulm
Gerlach
Essig
A. Ackermann
Elenora
Robert
Alice Schulenberg
Essig Hall
Mabel Geske
Marguerite Woebke
Elsie Koester
Helen Woebke
Martha Fimeyer
Mrs. Frank
Honeymoon Town musical comedy staged by Legionaires
The American Legion Ben J. Siefert Post presents Honeymoon Town at the New Ulm Armory tonight and tomorrow. A large local cast performs a wholesome comedy with a varied line of roles. Tickets on sale at Arbes Drug Store with main floor 75 cents and balcony 85 and 50 cents plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Armory
Ben. J. Siefert Post
American Legion
Arbes Broa
Jack Dunbar
Jerry Houck
Frank Kimball
Honeymoon Girls and Boys Sing at Local Event
A local program featured a chorus of well-known songsters including Lorene Mueller and Mrs Jack Dunbar among the Honeymoon Girls led by Florence Schneider and others. The Honeymoon Boys list includes Joseph Schueler and Howard Vogel with a lineup of local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Mueller
Ina Bentdahl
Edna Hamann
Julia Meyer
Bouys
Joseph Schueller
Howard Vogel
Edward Witt
Howard Olson
Robbie Fenske
Sylveter Schueller
Arnold Esser
Alfred Wiedenmann
Elmer Pollei
Harry Brand
Albert Held
Eugene Huels«kamp
Henrry Esser
Herbert Theissen
Hugo Forster
Clarence Herzog
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims cure for catarrh
The notice states Hall's Catarrh Medicine will do what it claims by curing catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh. It specifies no claims for other diseases and describes the medicine as a liquid taken internally that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous conditions. It notes availability from all druggists and circulars free from B J Cheney & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & Co
Down on the Farm at Crystal Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow
Mack Sennett’s five reel comedy Down on the Farm features Louise Fazenda amid romance, satire, and suspense in a rural tale. The film, praised for Sennett tempo, mixes humor with drama as a village banker, broker, and hired help vie for her affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Sennett
United Artists
Crystal Theatre
Sennett
Louise Fazenda
Shylock
Don Juan
Turk
Shark
Cupid
Chantecleer
Love
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advo
Theresa Schaefer
Catholic Church
Alfred W. Mueller
Ulm Hide and Fur Co
Derwan Bros
M. & St. L. Depot
Andy Lettermann
Goede
Kodak
Adv
Vivian Johannes
Ella Heidemann
Nicollet
Adam Epper
W. E. Jensen
Union Hospital
Jacob Rossbach
William Rossbach
H. M. Turbis
Foster & Bertrand
James Walden
Jay D. Ingraham
Martin N. Sherman
Iowa Savings Bank of
Estherville
Iowa
Emil G. Hage
Frank B. Lattimer
Henry J.becker
Minnesota
Martin Martingen
J. M. Hanson
Lorenz Florys
Edward F. Charnocks
Ella M. Blake
Hilda P. Holtman
A. G. Anderson
August Guth
Farmers State Bank of Springfield
Henry Schenk
Fred Engelbert
Meta
Nelson
Minnie Mary Engelbert
Famers & Merchants State Bank of New Ulm
John H. Weddendorf
Essig and Vicinity
Herman Schroeder
Louis Spelbrink
Twin Cities
Helen Erler
W. C. Heimann
Daddy Stork
John Schimschock
Wm. Milbrett
Red Cross
H. J. Albrecht
Albert Werner
Ernie Schultz
Henry Knees
E. B
Home Health Club
Doctor Reeder
Review
Club
LaPorte
Ind
Legionaires
Bierbaum’s Cash Grocery
Monarch
F. H.retzlaff
Dance Brothers
New Ulm Review
N. Minn
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