Local notes from New Ulm and area crowd the Christmas week
J A Haubrieb returns to Marysville California. Prof Jadhe visits. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Beyer. Mrs Johnson visits from Regina. Blacksmith N B Neumann opens Broad Way shop. Ackermann attends synod meeting. Dailey assists in Nagel case. Wiesner to study business in Mankato. Lendt and Bruess wed at German Methodist church. Schettler child operated in Rochester. Lohmer fractures leg. College closes early for holidays. Bridge openings and local sports events noted. Various visits, arrests, and society items fill the week before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Johnson
Regina
John Schneider
N. B. Neumann
Broadway
Frank Niemann
Prof
Ackermann
St. Paul
Synod Committee
O. Dailey
Mankato
Pfaender
Victoria Nagel
Johnnie Wiesner
Sleepy Eye
John Lendt
Stark Township
Lydia Bruess
Home
Bertha
August Schettler
Lafayette
Rochester
Alden Lohmer
St. Anne's Court
Andrew J. Eckstein
Robert Fesenmaier
F. P. Zschunke
J. P. Graff
Chas. Fiedler
Hubert Berg
Anton Richards
Detroit
Joseph Tresslemann
Pipestone
New Ulm
Fr. Ziegler
Sons of
Herman
Minnesota
Fred Busch
Hermann’s
Smallpox Returns Mild In City Amid Precautionary Measures
City reports several mild smallpox cases with limited risk of epidemic. Eagle mill workers quarantined after detection. boarding house and school facilities partially closed. Health officials urge cautious monitoring as cleaning, vaccination, and isolation limit spread. Local notices include church organ unveiling and community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Mill
Silverson
Weiser
Sousa Sick Again Entertains Future Tours Delayed
John Philip Sousa, ill with oronchitis and bronchial troubles, remains at home in New York delaying his band tour after earlier Milwaukee illness. Separate items note a joint club meeting at Miss Dolly Davenstein’s home on December 1 and Nicollet County road contracts totaling 2500 dollars to improve the Traverse Lake Prairie New Sweden Bernadotte and Lafayette townships roads with state aid and local funding. A. Danielson New Ulm Music Store promotes piano organ Edison phonograph Victor talking machine and sewing machines as holiday gifts.
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Opera House
G. A. College
St. Peter
Turnverein
Jos. Vogel
New England
Buschers
Vogel
Lou Baasen
Unterbrink
St. George
Pfeiffer
Dengler
Stadick
Roeschch
Victor Neumann
Goblitsch
Engelbert
Lindmeier
Arthur Neumann
Pfister
Trautmueller
Herbert Grussendorf
Clarence Grussendorf
Kretsch
Jabuke
John Philip Sousa
New York
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Chicago
Board of County Commissioners
Nicollet County
Traverse
Lake Prairie
New Sweden
Bernadotte
Lafayette
H. W. Daniels
George W. Cooley
State Road and Bridge Fund
Bernadette Township
Victor
New Ulm Music Store
A. Danielson
Christmas gifts and musical goods advertised in New Ulm
Local ads promote Theo Mueller's Christmas cigars and gift items. The New Ulm Savings and Loan Association invites shares before Dec 28 to earn July dividends with weekly payments. A. Danielson's New Ulm Music Store touts instruments, piano accessories, and holiday stock with a guarantee to please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Ulm Savings and Loan Association
Wm. Pfaender
Sec
al Block
New Ulm
Danielson
Crone Bros Specials and Local Real Estate Listings
Crone Bros promotes nuts for all ages and events then lists real estate for sale or rent including Lot 4 Block 7 New Urm must be sold in 30 days Store room leased to Model Drug Store and multiple Nicollet county farms and lots with 200 acre Mulligan Township farm at 45.00 an acre inquiring Albert Steinhauser
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Urm
Model Drug Store
Albert Juingquist
Nicollet County
Mulligan
Albert Steinhauser
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J. A. Haubrieb
Marysville
California
Robert Jadhe
Mrs. A. Beyer
Sou Shudeota
Bolimour Andrew Dailey
Western Yard
Jase Weeks
Cuujuutor Snyder
Waseca
Iti
Mouger Silverson
Egypt
Italy
Switzerland
Deowark
Pobruney
Marie Schroeder
Essen
Germany
C.J. Albrecht
Mattkato
Matt. Eichten
Mat. Dietrich
Wanda, Baffert & Pan
Behnke Building
Louisa Heinen
Arlingston
Anoka
Duluth
Courtland City Band
Schlottmann Hall
Minneapolis
New Almelubs
A. Ro Eggensperger
Hunskw
City
Eggensperger
Springfield
Atlas Concrete Works
Arthur Blauert
Herbert Schul_ _ler
Northwestern Uniiversity
Watertown
Wisconsin
Christies
Benigin’s Mill
Mario Fischer
Gustav Fischer
Anton Hoffmann
West Newton
Hoffmann
G. Schevanel
A. C. Johnson
Winona
Northwestern Road
PF. N. Stewart
Huron
Peter Scherer
Cincinnati
Reinhold Kobo
Courtland
Gerstesmaier
St Paul
Joseph Knad
Comfrey
Edward Yoerg
Winthrop
Gt Hommel Bros
Julius Berndt Jr
le Sueur
Judge Olsen
Anna Buggert
C. W. Buggert
Sigel
Edward Juderjohn
North Dakota
Montana
Thos. J. McCormick
Brown County
Bert Kuelles
Home Township
First National Bank of
Sleepy
St. James
West Point
Critchett
Congressman Hammond
Wenzel Lamps
Arthur Stengel
John Bauer
Lamps
Denningsen
Stengel
Cedar Rapids
Cora Dennis
Julius Coller
Shakopes
Coller
Starck
Miller
Schumann
Needham
Usin
W. Huuenstein Jr
Hanser Malting Co
Weyh
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Sleepy Hye
Cobden Creamery Company
5. C. Frederickson
Ernst Herman
Peter Newdall
Melly Mazelmeyer
George Peterson
Anton Mromm
L. P. Benson
C Iub
F. E. Behoke
Edward Freeman
Beecher
Green
Edison
Vietor
Cially
Ancy
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Red Front Grocery
Minn
AES A
Sousa
Woman's Literary Club
Current News Club
Dolly Davenstein
Dee
Turner Hall
Theo
Mueller
New Jlm Music Store
Theo. Mueller
Crone Bros
Crone Bros. Vo
J. W. Roberts
Hall
F. J. Chenney & Co
Toledo
C.G. Reim TS Jeweler
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