Schulke Leases Crone Building for New Store
A Schulke and Sons leased part of the Crane Bros block at 110 112 and 114 North Minnesota street in New Ulm while the Fred Meine Clothing company rents the Ottomeyer building at Minnesota and Center to house Schulke’s new department store. Carl Crone will run Crone Bros menswear. Schulke’s will move Feb 16 after remodels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
A. Schulke and Sons
Crane Bros. Company
Minnesota
Fred Meine Clothing Company
Ottomeyer
Center Sievels
Schulke's
Schulke
Cone Bros. Company
Carl F. Crane
Crone Bros. Company
Carl Fr. Crone
A. Schulke and
Soos
Crone
Dakota
Langdon and
Nekoma
N. D
Fred
Herbert
Mr. Schulke
North Dakota
Finch, van Styck and McConville
St. Paul
Herbert Schulke
Crone’s
Theodore Crone
Crone Bros
Ferdinand Crone
Carl Crone
Carl F. Crone
Anna Crone
T. H. Schonlau
Carl B. Crone
T. B. Schontau
Treluter
Christmas Mail Rush At New Ulm Post Office
New Ulm Postmaster Fred Pfaender urges early mailing for Christmas parcels. He outlines wrapping, plain addressing, return addresses, proper postage placement, and avoid placing seals on the address side. Extra help will handle peak mail. post office hours Christmas day 8 to 9 am. office closed Dec 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Fred Piaender
Pfaender
Mr. Pfaender
Full Term of District Court Gets Under Way
The December term of the district court opened with preliminary grand jury and civil calendar calls. Schumacher was named foreman, Vogel clerk, and several bailiffs assigned. County and city officials attended as jurors and court staff prepared for a likely session into mid January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hagen
Albin
William Witty
Sigel
Charles Schumacher
Leavenworth
Alfred J. Vogel
William Meyer
Albert Nicholas
Charles Brust
Joseph Weisgenborn
W. J Julius
Alfred A. Schlumpberger
M. C. Tift
Minneapolis
Davis
Albert Hauser
Ian Bye
Alex Seifert
Springfield
B. Phillips
Blue Earth
Mai Fugner
Skea
Yellow Medicine
Abo Int Court
Sleepy Eye district court pleads guilty and fines set
In district court Judge Olsen fined Edward F. Berkner 100 and costs for two unlawful assembly cases tied to riots in Sleepy Eye. William Roberts paid 50 plus costs in each case, Paul Schumann also fined 60, all with appeals withdrawn from Municipal Court. Total costs tally about 362.46 dollars across cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Berkner
Sleepy Eye
I. M. Olsen
Mr. Berkner
Edward Hoppe
William Roberts
Sleepy Hye
Paul Schumann
Roberts
Schumann
Berkner
Olsen
Charles Schroeck
Helmuth Reinke
Ralph Gleser
Billy Edwards
Leo. H. Halley
Gottlieb Arndt
Springfield
John Flor
Sigel
Emma Gebser
New Ulm
John Grausam
Burnstown
Bernhardt Kotten
Stark
William
Prosch
Prairieville
Anng Golajck
Herman J. Zieske
H. L. Heidsleva
Ida Voetel
Electric Short Line Railway Co
Ferdinand Kettner
Judicial Ditch No. 24
Redwood
Brown Counties
Paul Christengen
Ole Basmoep
Burchard Giese
Herman J. Butler
Joseph Simon
Wenzel M. Sellner
Herman Linde
Jacob Fritz
Herman Wandersee
Herman Geake
Carl M. Anderson
Paul Albert Schmaly
Critchett
E. T. Critchett
Minneapolis
Tel
Ghost reports excite Turner Park residents in Minnesota tale
A string of ghost rumors in Turner Park alleges a six foot specter in a white shroud attacking and threatening residents, especially Fred A. Fischer of 160 South Jefferson. Chief Humaning calls the tale fiction, though Fischer swears he was struck on the head and warned the specter would return. Local patrols report no confirmed sightings beyond Fischer’s account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayber Park
Fred A. Fischer
South
Jefferson Street
Segonfi
My. Fischer
The
Ledding
Fischer
Turner Park St
Washingtond First Street
Abduction case ends with cornpicker held in jail
Doris Nelson of Comfrey and Frank Hardie of Grundy Center, a 28 year old, were arrested in Mason City and brought to Brown County jail on abduction charges. Doris told authorities she left home on Wednesday to meet Hardie, who had worked on her father’s farm. The pair registered under assumed names and traveled, prompting officials to consider Man Act charges.
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Doris
Nekos
William Nelson
Comfrey
Frank D. Hardie
Grundy Center
Brown County
Mason City
Iowa
New Ulm
William H. Gieseke
Henry Hoagland
Winthrop
Hardie
Nelson
Bptaterfield
Hams
Hardin
Ephriam Nelson
Carl Nordvall
Sherff
Julius
Pair
Nelso
Nordvall
Grophy Center
Lows
Deserter Returns to Learn Wife Dead in Windom
Henry Thompson, a two year desertion fugitive, returned to Madelia to learn his wife Ellen Thompson died over a year earlier. The Windom couple, once living on a farm, faced a missing husband saga, suspected foul play, and the newborn child cared for by grandparents. Thompson’s whereabouts in Colorado were cited as his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘Thompson
Madelia
Colorado
Thompson
Ellen
Mus
Cla
Windom
Finaily
Madeira
Ian
New Ulm Gas Co Negotiates For A New Location
The New Ulm Gas Co negotiates for new offices at 216 North Minnesota, moving from the current site to 218 or 219 North Minnesota by early March after December lease expiry. J A Kennedy and Andrew Saffert lead talks as plans unfold for a $10,000 building project and a refreshed front on the Ulrich Henle block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Ulm Gas CO
New Ulm Gas
North
Minnesota Meres
Ich “Electrical Company
Mnekota “Ateeet
South Minnesota Alraet
J. A. Kennedy
Andréw Saffert
Ulrich, Henle
Bibs
Meengun Furniture
Noctis
Minne
baggiWidco Andondid Wilform
Apmins
Okhe Bosiages
She Guseger
Solan Ay
Crossing Crash In Courtland Injures Two Men
A Northwestern train hit a delivery truck near Courtland at 1 36 pm injuring Morris Sullivan 28 of Vernon Center with a severe concussion and Louis Smith 17 of Mankato whose wrist was broken. The truck carried cream and spries. Sullivan was thrown headfirst, Smith was sent home after his wrist set. the train halted at once and both men were taken to Union hospital New Ulm and later Smith to Mankato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Courtland
Morris Sullivan
Vernon Center
Union Hospital
Louis Smith
Nicollet Avenue
Mankato
Smith
New Ulm
Sullivan
Truckere
War Savings Stamps Redeemable For Cash On Certificates
War Savings stamps issued in 1918 may be redeemed for cash on certificates. The message from Postmaster Fred Pfaender explains that holders of unregistered stamps can deposit them at banks or post offices to receive funds, while registered stamps must be cashed where they are. The guidance urges stamp owners seeking cash or investment options to consider the exchange. Delivery of certificates dated January 1, 1923, will follow official procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostmatter
Fred Pfaender
Tyeee
Attie
Piaender
Xife
Pachaege
Tepnasky
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Fred Meine
Maing
N. Henningsen
Eee Ross
A. A. Schlumpberger
Maseh
Wis
Schumacher
William Roberta
Schroeck
Reinke
Glaser
Walter 'C
Poackét
Fredries Ee
Albért
Chicago
Mil
Toronto
Ottawa
Gansida
Lisa
Cipre
Walter
Frade Association
American Analyste
Wonten
Specter
Teepe
Fischer Declaes
Jon
Franklin
Atrest South
Jefferson
Ghost Hite
Atrick
Griegning
Ott
Questiota Blow
Iin Hat
Pia
Fogs
Mason
B. di Hardie
Doris Neleon
Ephriam Neleon
Hardie Is
Married
Brother
Chase
Dorin
Sherius
Hooglasd
Don
Pete Dse
Hastile
Henry Thompson
Lansing
Movilito
Electric Company
Ulrich
Eibner and Henle
W. Wizich
Henle
Sonal Riense
Dash
Ocether
Morris
Louis ‘Smith
Smith Was
Fireman Seas
A. Daehn
J. Lind
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