Wye and Cutting Must Stand Trial
A list of court actions and attendees from a term opening includes the cases Wye and Cutting must stand trial and others such as Farmers Co operative Packing Co versus Otto Orth and State Bank of Springfield versus Universal Construction Co. Citizenship papers were granted to several residents, petit jurors reported, and grand jury indictments were noted. A social event at the Korbel home featured a hard time party with prizes for costume and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schneider
Farmers Co-operative Packing Co
Owatonna
Minn
Otto Orth
M. H. Altermatt
Mat. Bertrand
H. F. Dohrmann
Hugh McPhees
Peter Laux
State Bank of Springfield
Universal Construction Company
Lau
Jerry Doughman
Demurrer
Veronica Demeter
George Schrei
J. P. Graff
Minnesota
Flint Rock Co
Alf
P. H. de Groat
Duluth
Otto
Pilegaard Hansen
Sleepy Eye
Ima
Thorjorn Granaas
Linden
John_Gerbvangen
Evan
Karl Oscar Gustafson
Nicollet
Petit Jurors
Carl G. Arndt
Clifford Helling
Carl Kleinschmidt
James Patterson
John Floettl
Martin Henle
S. A. Wooldick
Edward F. Berkner
Julius Baarsch
Louise Feist
John Guggisberg
John
P. Demeier
Joseph Haas
Henry Juenemann
Marie
Clara Korbel
Korbel
North State Street
Marie Rolwes
Agnes Land
Laelling
Cutton Smith
River crossing improvements debated by New Ulm council
The New Ulm city council discussed raising approaches to the Minnesota river bed to ensure a constant river stage. A Commercial Civic Committee headed by I M Olsen reported progress and plans to visit St Paul for state highway funding consideration. The council will meet with the State Highway Commission in St Paul to decide financial shares and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Minnesota
W. H. Dempsey
Commercial Civic Committee
Counell
L. B. Krook
Comercial Club
I. M. Olsen
St.Peter
Nicollet County
Tthey Wade
Krook
State Highway Commission
St. Paul
Brown County
Nicollet’ County
State Commission
Christ. Filzen
Fred Behnke
Karl Avfderheide
Local committee to decide on scales purchase proposal
The discussion indicated willingness to buy the scales outright or place them under charge as a city affair. The matter was sent back to the responsible committee for action. A definite proposition is expected in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pfaenaer
Pioneer Nursery
Thomas Pfaender
Pfeender
Plagens
New City
Old Country
Chicago
Frook
Owebe
Dolls Create Joy as Sale Clears Evening Tables
A Turner Ladies sale left only a small number of dolls unsold by midnight while most found new homes around the city. A card party drew 30 to 40 tables. rewards went to Mrs. Gag and Chas Brust Jr. Booby prizes were given to Mrs. Rinke and Joe Gilley. raffles awarded a four room doll house to Miss Anna Toberer, a quilt to Mrs. Pollei, a wool blanket to Mrs. Pfaender, and a doll set to Mrs. Ida Bobleter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Berg Receives Army Goods Shipment For Resale
Roy L. Berg received another shipment of U S Army goods including overshoes rubbers and various useful items The quality is above average and prices are right A further shipment is expected Thursday or Friday The Misses Louise Augustine and Lydia Berg were guests at potential homes in Springfield A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Kretsch of Cottonwood last Thursday Mr and Mrs Herman Lemke left for Elvero Oklahoma after a five week stay at the Carl Prahl home Mrs Lemke is Prahl's sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Berg
U. S. Army
Min! Berg
Louise Augustine
Lydia Berg
Springfield
Herman Kretsch
Cottonwood
Carl Prahl
Herman .Lemke
Elvero
Okla
Lemke
Prahl
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Cutting
Ner
Council
FB. Oswald
Uhn
Radke & Fisher
Chix. i
the Fountain Inn
Pastry
Lady Fingers
Eibner & Son
Barker
Barker Bread
Rker
Bakery
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