Court calendar clears as criminal cases wrap up
Monday morning brought a rapid disposal of criminal matters before civil trials resume. The State pressed adultery and rape charges, with guilty pleas and not guilty verdicts, while civil dockets heard libel, breach of contract and personal injury actions. The grand jury reported eight indictments and praised county facilities as the docket moved toward Christmas adjournment.
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A. Frederickson
State of
Minnesota
Marshall Proctor
Albert D. Flor
Olsen
George Swice
Wolfgang Schoenberger
Alex Deinken
Lent
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Otto Hein
William Krienke
Wilhelmine Salkowske
Folly Karp
Henry E. Lent
Folly Earp
N. C. Hoffmann
S. A. Wooldrick
Albert Placader
Brown County Co-operative Publishing Co
Albert Pfaender
W. H. Hubmer
Newlin Athletic Association
August A. Petrich
George Foster
Martin Casperson
Earl LaGow
Michael J. Lally
George Wurmstein
August Schmidke
Obituary notices for Mrs. Fesenmaier and Mr. Schmidt
Two obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Agnes Sedo Fesenmaier in New Ulm at 45 after illness and Gottlieb Schmidt aged 84 in New Ulm. Mrs. Sedo Fesenmaier, wife of Robert Fesenmaier, leaves three children and relatives in Minneapolis. funeral at Catholic church with interment in Catholic cemetery. Gottlieb Schmidt, born in Pommern, Germany, formerly a tailor, survived by children across multiple states and a sister in Stewart. funeral from the Zupfer home with Rev. Mayer officiating.
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Robert Fesenmaier
North
Minnesota Street
Fesenmaier
Agnes Sedo
Beaver Dam
Wis
New Ulm
Holy Trinity Church
Raymond
Robert
Otto
Martin Sedo
Mary Siee
Peter Sedo
Minneapolis
St. Anne’s Court
Schlinkert
Gottlieb Schmidt
Otto Zupfer
South Broadway
Mr. Schmidt
Pommern
Germany
America
Henderson
Theresa Vedder
R. Schmidt
Buffalo Lake
Reinhold Schmidt
Alaska
P. P. Smith
North Dakota
Gustav Schmidt
Washington
Mia
Fred Spaeth
Winthrop
Robert Schmidt
Aberdeen
Wash
Albert Schmidt
Ernst Schmidt
Jay Behnke
Bertha Schmidt
Grams
Stewart, Minn
Zupfer
George Mayer
Card of Thanks for Dorothea Schmidt
Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt express gratitude to everyone who helped during their sorrow for their daughter Dorothea. They appreciate calls flowers funeral attendance and kindness shown in their time of loss.
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Dorothea
Henry Schmidt
A Well Balanced Christmas Dinner Menu Prompts Harmony
A Victorian guide praises selecting a modest festive Christmas dinner that fits a room’s balance. It notes proper seating, tasteful adornments, and a menu including celery with Roquefort, roast turkey with giblet stuffing, frozen cranberries, and glazed silver onions, aiming for weight and lightness.
Christmas Town Bethlehem Moravian Christmas in Pennsylvania
A vivid portrait of Bethlehem Pennsylvania as the Moravian settlement celebrates Christmas Eve. Count Zinzendorf named the town in 1741, and since then Moravian homes display nativity scenes while the great church hosts a vigil with coffee, buns, a marching chorus, and candlelight for all.
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Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Zinzendorf
Jerusalem
Bethlechem
Christ
Joseph
Mary
Great Stone
Peala Ost
Teeus
Dieser
Count Zinzendorf
The Christ Child and Dandeline Hair Ad
A mixed advertisement card with a religious verse about the Christ Child followed by a Knowlton’s Dandeline hair product pitch. It touts glossy hair, dandruff removal, and a 26 cent bottle available at drug stores, urging immediate purchase.
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Knowlton
Order to Present Claims Within Three Months Minnesota Probate
In Brown County Minnesota probate court on December 11 1915 orders issuance of letters of administration to Louise Guldan for Wenzel Guidan deceased of New Ulm. No debts are shown and creditors are to file claims within three months for examination or be barred. A hearing is set for April 4 1916 at 10 a.m. at the New Ulm courthouse to adjust claims with notice published weekly in the New Ulm Review for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Brown
Wenzel
Guidan
Wenzel Guidan
New Ulm
Esid County
Said
Estate of John H. Manderfeld Hearing Jan 6 1916
Special Term Brown County Dec 9 1915. Executor Peter Manderfeld asks for examination and allowance of administration and residue distribution. Court orders hearing January 6 1916 at 10:00 AM in New Ulm Probate Office. Notice to interested parties via New Ulm Review for three consecutive weeks. Judge Geo. Ross presiding.
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County of Brown
John H. Manderfeld
Peter Manderfeld
New Ulm
Said County
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