Ruffel Wins Appeal Over City Transient Dealer License
Judge Olsen reversed Justice Henningsen, invalidating a city ordinance that let the city clerk set transient dealer licenses. The ruling holds the license fee power unconstitutional and excessive, nullifying fees from 25 to 500 dollars and voiding the ordinance for delegation and amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsen
En Ulm
Gottlieb Ryffel
Henningsen
Iygitel
Mankato
Ruffel
Hymens Altar Fetes Viola Schell and Cleveland Frederick
Last evening at the Schell home Miss Viola Schell wed Cleveland Frederick in a ceremony led by Justice Henningsen. Alma Marti provided music as Lottie Andre and Pred Hubbard attended. The couple plan to live in Chicago after the holidays until Frederick's Northwestern diploma next June. Also in brief notes: A H Lindeke elected president of Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co. Isaac Tompkins to join Free Press in Mankato. state inebriate farm at Foot Lake near Willmar set, 343 acres valued at $70 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schell
Viola Schell
Cleveland Frederick
Justice Henningsen
Alma Marti
St. Paul
Lottie Andre
Minneapolis
Pred Hubbard
Northwestern University
Evanston
New Ulm
Chicago
Frederick
Yoerg
Winthrop
Otto Yoerg
Henry Schwertfeger
Sanborn
Bertha Andre
Lucy and
Lottie
A. H. Lindeke
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co
Bankers’ Life
Lindeke
Isaac Tompkins
State Tax Commission
Mankato
Free Press
Millers Raise Fighting Fund to Oppose Bleaching Ruling
A national fighting fund of fifty thousand dollars is organized by millers led by Minnesota figures to oppose a government bleaching ban on white flour. The move, backed by eighty percent of U S millers, targets Dr. Wiley and Secretary Wilson over the ruling as Minnesota attendees report to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wiley
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Minnesota
Charles Silverson
New Ulm
E. P. Wells
D. M. Baldwin
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Millers
A. W. Strong
Miller Sigel
The
Eagle
Demise of Mrs Albert Behnke
Mrs Albert Behnke died after a prolonged illness Sunday morning surrounded by her husband and children. Born September 18 1830 in Friedland Mecklenburg Strelitz she came to America in 1854 and married Albert Behnke in New Ulm on October 21 1857 after meeting him in Chicago. The couple faced pioneer hardship and prosperity together as the frontier town grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Behnke
Turner Hall
Turner- Frauenverein
Behnke
Friedland
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
America
Mr. Behnke
Chicago
New Ulm
River Improvement Bills Advanced by Minnesota League
At a Minne sota River Improvement league meeting in St. Peter two bills were proposed for legislature: to improve any overflowed river due to drainage ditches and to empower the state drainage commission to conduct surveys and improvements. Delegates named to present the bills before senate and house committees include Fred Fritsche, Capt. Jacob Hindermann, Sen. Poehler, Attorney Benson, C. N. Cosgrove, J. H. Diers, Dan Williams, Frank Irwin, and M. W. Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota River Improvement League
St. Peter
State Drainage Commission
Senate
House
Fred Fritsche
New Ulm
Jacob Hindermann
Ridgely
Sen
Poehler
Henderson
Attorney Benson
C. N. Cosgrove
le Sueur
J. H. Diers
Blakely
Dan Williams
Cambria
Frank Irwin
Belle Plaine
M. W. Savage
Minneapolis
Ole Peterson
Bernadotte
Frank Dowdle
Savage
League
St. Paul
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Justice Court
Hymen
Ottomeyer
Coats
Ida Bobleter
Meta Vogel
Fred Behnke
City
Bertha Hartmann
Washington
Rochester
Nellie Cook Purcel
Chicago Tribune
Grocery Department
Elie le
Neu Salvatus
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