Local Notes Highlight Residents and Business Change
M J Bieber returns from Minneapolis visits. Fred Kappelmann and Nicollet friends visit. John Gronwald of Lewisville on business. New barber shop by Evan. Charles Ander ton opens Comfrey shop. Weiser building to host a confectionery on first floor. Dallmann from Nicollet visits. Hans Bakken of Hanska in city. John J Skinner of St James on business. Albert Hauser Sleepy Eye attorney in city. Mrs Emil Fenkse returns from Morgan visit. M C Hirmer of Redwood Falls in Brown County. Marshall to get a new Masonic Temple with $50 000 stock subscribed. Ernst Kruegel ill in St Paul hospital. Rev F Koehler Nicollet visits son ill in local hospital. patient improving. Mrs Angeline Musser arrives to spend winter with Miss Carrie Haas. Musser sister of Sarah Pfefferle. John Edmundson of Springfield injured saving left hand. amputation necessary. Capt Jacob Hindermann Fort Ridgely in city on business. F H Behnke elected director of New Ulm Grocery Co in Minneapolis meeting. Andrew Ellingson and son Nicollet visit wife in Union hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Kruegel
Benjamin Vetter
St. Paul
F. Koehler
Nicollet
Angeline Musser
Carrie Haas
Musser
Sarah Pfefferle
Diverse visitors fill New Ulm as winter season continues
Iver Torgrimson of Hanska and Theodore Thormodson of Hanska visited New Ulm while J P Truman of Owatonna and Thomas Peterson of Cobden were in town last week. Edward Richter from South Dakota and William Stork from Tyler traveled through. Local business and social scenes included Miss Lillian Furth returning from Chicago, and the Klossner and Aufderheide families hosting relatives. A parade of residents, sales trips, missing person notes, car collisions, and a Christmas postal schedule framed a busy week in New Ulm and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hairas
Cobden
Court House
Edward Richter
South Dakota
William Stork
Tyler
Chicago
Died at 81 Former Sleepy Eye hotelier John Herniman
John Herniman who ran a hotel in Sleepy Eye over 25 years ago died recently in Mirror Alberta Canada at age 81. There will be a marked drop in traveling salesmen visits for the next week or two as commercial travelers head home for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herniman
Sleepy Eye
Mirror
Alberta
Canada
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State Bond & Mortgage
New Ulm
Minnesota
M. J. Bieber
Minneapolis
Fred Kappelmann
John Gronwald
Lewisville
Evan
Charles Anderton
Comfrey
Weiser Building
H. J. Dallmann
Hans Bakken
Hanska
John J. Skinner
St. James
Albert Hauser
Emil Fenkse
A. P. Metag
Morgan
M. C. Hirmer
Redwood Falls
Brown County
Marshall
Masonic Temple
John Edmundson
Springfield
Jacob Hindermann
Fort Ridgely
F. H. Behnke
New Ulm Grocery Company
Andrew Ellingson
Mrs. Ellingson
Union Hospital
NEW Edison
Eugene A, Pfefferle
Iver Torgrimson
Ulm
Theodore Thormodson
J.P. Truman
Owatonna
Thomas Peterson
J. Klossner, Jr
Twin Cities
Edward Butcher
Birch Cooley
Carl Aufderheide
Charles Kuehlbach
Herman Hinderman
Fairfax
Lillian Furth
Jacob Klossner, Jr
Fred
Klossner
E. R. Madory
Paul Bertrand
Fred Schemising
Ole Johnson
H. C. Nundahl
J. A. Ringwell
M. B. Erickson
F. C. Jensen
Ethel Hendley
North Mankato
Harry Hendley
H. H. Walter
Belle Plaine
Henry Smith
John Reinhart
Cottonwood Township
C. G. Anderson
Arthur Strunk
Frazee
Minn
Princeton
Mille Lacs
Tom Davis
Albert Gieseke
Otto Friton
Davis
Gieseke
Loren Christenson
Belgrade Township
Nicollet County
Erwin Koreis
Joseph Koreis
John Siebenbrunner
P. J. Soukup
South Side Auto Company
Toledo
Willys-Overland Company
Overland
Herald-Dispatch
Theodore Greenholz
Albert Flor
Iowa
Murray County
J. P. Graff
Gust Rohner
Morton
William Hughes
City
George Leikam
Searles
Red Cross
William Koos
Kenosha, Wis
George Dosterl
Bruce
Amanda Orth
St. Peter
Lamberton
Tracy
Walnut Grove
Luke McLuke
Otto G. A. Eyrich
le Sueur
Eden Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Sever Christianson
C. S. Christianson
Madeira
Norway
America
Waseca
Faribault
E. J. Wickner
Gustavus Adolphus College
University of Washington At
Seattle
University of Minnesota
University of Michigan
Hare
Brown Gounty' Bank
Ottomeyer
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