Federal Judge Rules Penalties Over Taxes In Liquor Cases
Judge Wilbur F. Booth at St. Paul holds that all assessed sums against ex saloonkeepers are penalties not taxes. He blocks collection citing due process and constitutional rights, involving about $30,000. Appeals unlikely, with injunctions affecting seized property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Booth
United States District Court
St. Paul
Jit
United States
Booth
Internal Revenue
Nicollet Live Stock Shipping association annual meeting held
The Nicollet Leader reports the annual meeting at Blank's hall. Officers were re elected: Math Meuter president H C Fricke vice president M W Dahms treasurer C J Doucet secretary Win Bode director J A Meurer retained as manager and shipper. Over 72 cars shipped— hogs 8693 cattle 1468 sheep 106. gross receipts 152356.21. net on shipments 146451.04. paid to owners 145258.79. expenses 958.68. manager commissions 908.08. sinking fund 648.97. Register of Deeds Fred Christiansen handled business in Hunska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicollet Live Stock Shipping Association
Blank’s Hall
Nicollet
Math. Meuter
H. C. Fricke
M. W. Dahms
C. J. Doucet
Win. Bode
J. A. Meurer
Reverend Baxter Elected Grand Lodge Officer in Minnesota
Rev W Baxter rector of St Peter s Episcopal church in this city was elected grand outside watch man during the 40th annual Minnesota Division session of the Ancient Order of United Workmen in Minneapolis. Officers include Grand master E F Carlston Minneapolis and changes raise insurance to 5000 while districts are created with Baxter heading the southwestern division. The A O A W Guide will be published by the division and expanded from four to eight pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Minneapolis
W. Baxter
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Grand Lodge
E. F. Carlston
J. H. Ramaley
St. Paul
Charles E
Baxter
Order
D. H. Ramaley
Army Store Change Hands In New Ulm
Roy L Berg sold the Army Store in the Hellriegel building near the Post Office on Center Street to A B Waterson formerly of Nashville Tenn immediate possession granted and Waterson and family have moved to New Ulm Mrs Waterson has relatives near New Ulm and her former home was in Fairfax New Ulm News item dated 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Berg
Hellriegel
Center Street
A. B. Waterson
Nashville, Tenn
Waterson
New Ulm
Nashville
Minnesota plans tougher marriage laws through medical certificate
A bill to tighten marriage requirements will be introduced by the Minnesota State Humane society. It requires a licensed physician to examine applicants and file a certificate with the district court within 30 days before issuing a license. False certificates would be felonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota State Humane Society
Sam F. Fullerton
Card Party Aids Neu Ulm Suffering
Mayor L A Fritsche announces a card party at Turner Hall next Wednesday evening March 2 organized by the Junior Pioneers to raise funds for Burgomaster D Nuffer and the destitute people of Neu Ulm Bavaria. Proceeds go to relieve hunger and hardship. The hall is donated for the event. 500 and schafskopf will be played. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
L. A. Fritsche
New Ulm
Minnesota
United States of America
D. Nuffer
Neu Ulm
Bavaria
Big Pond
Burgomanter
Bayern
Lordmayor
U. St. of A
Republic of
New World
Fritsche
Nuffer
City Convention Nomination Meeting Set for March
A city convention will be held in Sleepy Hye on Thursday March 17 at 7 80 p m to nominate candidates for mayor recorder treasurer one alderman at large two aldermen per ward and a special municipal judge. First ward gets 11 delegates second ward nine delegates based on mayoral votes last election. Primaries to select delegates set for Tuesday March 16 from 7 30 to 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Hye
Elevator Burns at Lamberton Mill and Elevator
Fire destroyed the 7. FE. Duncan mill and elevator at Lamberton early Sunday, consuming 10 000 to 12 000 bushels of wheat oats corn and barley and burning hides eggs household goods and records. The owner was in Minneapolis for his sister's funeral. the origin is unknown. The building and grain were partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberton
Duncan
Minneapolis
Wolf Bagged After Exciting Auto Chase Near Lake Hanska
Farmers near Lake Hanska reported increased wolf activity. Olaf Kjelshus and his son Julius chased and killed a female wolf weighing 24 pounds after spotting it near their farm on the lake last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Hanska
Olaf Kjelshus
Julius
Kjelshus
Mustered III Minnesota Company A May Form at New Ulm Armory
The Fifth Minnesota Infantry recruits were examined by Surgeon Major W G Dahl Captain G W Snell and Dr Dan Ness of Mankato with 64 passed as fit for service and mustered in by Captain W A Sanborn of Mankato. Officers include Captain Max Sebald first lieutenant W S Cockroft second lieutenant John Christopherson sergeant major Henry M Ranweiler and others. Headquarters set at the Armory with regimental offices in Mankato. Captain Sebald credited for rekindling local unit reform after years of service in the Regular Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Minnesota Infantry
New Ulm
W.G. Dahl
G. W. Snell
Dan Ness
Mankato
W. A. Sanborn
Max Sebald
W. S. Cockroft
John Christopherson
Henry M. Ranweiler
Meys
Harry G. Brand
John F. Gerber
Albert Fuller
W. A. Puhlmann
William Borchert
Roy W. Fenske
Jospeh Epple, Jr
William J. Pfaender
William
Sebald
Sheep Prices Jump as Opening Market Strong
Livestock market report from South St. Paul Minnesota February 21 1921 shows cattle 1200 head hogs 7400 sheep 4700. Beef cattle higher stockers steady calves up to 9 dollars hogs steady to 25 cents lower sheep up about 50 cents top lambs 8 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Market
Minn
Dept. of Agriculture
South St. Paul
Chicago
Thi
Pali
Special Term District Court Opens in Brown County
The Brown county district court convened for a special term under Judge I M Olsen with many cases to be disposed of including a divorce suit from Lyon county and a personal injury action by Henry Dommer of Redwood County. Dommer, injured when a gravel pit collapsed during state road work near Lamberton, seeks damages under state liability law. A A Buerson of Lamberton appears for Redwood County and Whitt Atturkey plus Muerter of this city defend the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
I. M. Olsen
Lyon County
Nontevess
Henry Dommer
Wood County
Dommer
Lamberton
Crone Bros Incorporation Named In New Ulm Market
Crone Bros. Inc is formed in New Ulm as the oldest largest mercantile firm. Incorporators include Ferdinand Crone Carl Crone Lt Carl F Crone Anna Crone Sr and T H Schonlau. Initial capital stock 200000 in 2000 shares par 100. First board lists Ferdinand Crone president Carl Crone Sr vice president T H W Schonlau secretary treasurer and Carl F Crone general manager. The business traces to 1857 by Theodore Crone Sr. and becomes New Ulm’s only department store and a major regional enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crone Bros
New Ulm
Ferdinand Crone
Carl Crone
Carl F. Crone
Anna Crone
T. H. Schonlau
T. H W. Schonlau
Theodore Crone
Ferdinand and
Carl Crone, Sr
Mrs. Schouveller Dead in Granby Township
Mrs. J C Schouveller, a Granby township resident in Nicollet County, died suddenly at her home Sunday night. Born Bertha Ginkel September 6 1874, she was 46. Survived by husband married February 4 1896 daughter Mrs Louis Menk Jr four brothers and three sisters. Funeral at Nicollet Lutheran church followed by burial in Old Nicollet church cemetery.
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J. C. Schouveller
Granby Township
Nicollet County
Bertha Ginkel
Louis Menk, Jr
Henry
Christ
Fred
William Ginkel
P. Wills
John Rengstrof
A. Arnold
Nicollet Lutheran Church
Old Nicollet
Public School Beginner Class Opens March 28 1921
A beginner class will be organized in the local public schools under the normal training department. Admission requires residency in the New Ulm district and six years of age by January 1, 1921. The department cannot handle more than 36 pupils and will exclude the youngest applicants if applications exceed 36. Enrollment on opening day adds to state school fund apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schouls
New Ulm
A J Globes Appointed New Courthouse Janitor in Brown County
In a Brown County special session on Monday, A J Globes of the town of New Wim was named courthouse janitor succeeding Henry W Rolwes who resigned. Globes will be paid 390 per month, up 10 from the former guard, and must provide more help. Seven bids were received with Globes the highest qualified. other bidders included Herman Brueske Emil Golnick John B Young Harry L Engelbert William Holm WA Moll and their proposed salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schneider
John Zisehka
Martin Schnobuch
Weigel Brothers
Arthur Schleif
August Beyer
Mankato
Alfred W. Mueller
Booth
B. J. Lynch
Internal Revenue
United States
Mueller
New Ulm
Brown County
A. J. Globes
Thin'city
New Wim
Henry W. Rolwes
Clobes
Rolwes
Clotes
Herman Brueske
John B. Young
Emil Golnick
Harry L. Engelbert
William Holm
Wa, Moll
Purse Awarded to Prof Rollin Church by New Ulm Citizens
Prominent New Ulm residents surprised Prof Rollin Church with a purse in appreciation of his work coaching the high school basketball squad. He aims to continue coaching as the team prepares for the Carleton tournament. Little Laverne Glaser, 11, returned home from Loretto Hospital after an operation on a limb. Phone directory to be issued in March. seven percent dividend declared by New Ulm Rural Telephone Co.. 420 stockholders share $4,301.50. New directory to list business firms and families with phones. changes to names and street numbers to be corrected with a nominal service charge. Otto and Mrs. Meyer returned from St Paul for Prof Albert Mayer’s 70th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Rollin Church
Carleton
Laverne Glaser
Comfrey
Loretto Hospital
New Ulm Rural Telephone Co
Busine
Individuill
ZL. A. Mills
Bierbaum
Aaniight
Otto Meyer
St. Paul
Iast-wick
Thin’ioncer
Albert’. Mayer
Meyer
China Life Saving Stamps Drive Starts in New Ulm Churches
Rev C W Baxter of St Peter’s Episcopal chosen to head the local committee for the American Committee for China Famine Fund. Churches join in selling three cent China Life Saving Stamps at local banks to aid North China relief and feed a hungry population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Baxter
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
New Ulm
American Committee For China Famine Fund
Bible House
New York City
China Life Saving
America
China
Farewell Party for Mass Sophia Hoffmann at Turner Hall
The Turner Ladies' Society hosted a private farewell at Turner Hall for Mass Sophia Hoffmann who moves to Santa Anna California to join sisters Mrs Fred Heimerdinger and Misa Minnie Hoffmann and brother William Hoffmann. The event also celebrated the Society’s growth to 100 members with a pleasant social evening.
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Turner Ladies’ Society
Turner Hall
Sophia Hoffmann
Santa Anna
Calif
Fred Heimerdinger
Misa Minnie Hoffmann
William Hoffmann
Miss Hoffmann
New Ulm High School Nursing Class Observes Surgery
Members of the home nursing class at New Ulm High School witnessed a surgical operation at Loretty Hospital yesterday morning. The class, led by Mids Miigaborh Spriestersbach, shows growing interest as instruction in nursing and related topics continues during regular study periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm High School
Mids Miigaborh Spriestersbach
Loretty Storpital
Last Day to Pay Personal Property Taxes Approaches
The last day to pay current personal property taxes without penalty is Monday of next week. After that, a 10 percent penalty is added. County Treasurer Henry J. Berg and assistant Ed. J. Berg report busy days as receipts rise. Also note Miss Mildred Burg of Nicolkyt recovers from an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Berg
Ed. J. Berg
Tate
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Springfield
Register of Deeds
Fred Christiansen
Hunska
U. W. Lodge
R. L. Berg
NEW Proprietor
Berg
War Department
Missouri
Buergermeister
Roornell
Stadtrat
Crone Bros. Incorporate
Mrs. Schouveller
Sesson
Henry Rolwee
Prof. Church
Adolph G. Bierbaum
Oye
Nao China
Mildred Burg
Nicollyt
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