Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch Wins County Printing Bid
January county board meeting in New Ulm district approves Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch as official paper with bid of 6 cents per delinquent tax description and 198 for all other legal publications. County prints list duties and raises for several officials, with no wolf bounty changes and plans to place funds in county banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Polkow
Jobn Henle
New Ulm Publishing Co
Liesch Printing Co
Hodges
Sleepy Eye
Sleepy Eye Herald—Dispatch
W. J. Julius
R. B. Kennedy
Co. Bupt
Fred Hillesheim
Bleepy Eye
Springfield
Comfrey
Hansas
Evan
Cobden
Essig
George Peterson
Anton Brand
Falance
Board of Audit
Burostown
Security Bridge Co
W. B. Davies
Mankato
Court Acquits Hans Mo on Both Charges in Cobden Bank Defalcations
The jury found Hans Mo not guilty on grand larceny and accessory after the fact charges after the court directed a verdict, stating the state’s evidence failed to prove a crime. A second case, for suppressing evidence, was dismissed as the indictment was deemed insufficient. Judge Pfau criticized the statute’s vagueness. Rollin M. West, with an indeterminate sentence, was moved to Stillwater. many residents visited the sheriff to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Mo
Cobden State Bank
Erickson
Pfau
Haos Mo
Rollin M. West
Stillwater
Wm. J. Julius
F.C. Schoobrich
New Ulm Girl Married at Mrs Spoerhases Home
Miss Pauline Spoerhase daughter of Mrs Margaret Spoerhase and W L Partner were wed Wednesday evening December 20 at the bride’s home 2813 State Avenue Rev Geo Hageman officiating Miss Veda Moe maid of honor Ire E Partner best man a wedding supper for 20 guests They will live at 604 Euclid Avenue Partner is a teller at Spokane and Eastern Trust Co The Review extends belated congratulations
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Spokesman Review
Pauline’ Spoerhase
Margaret Spoerhase
W. L. Partner
Stnto Avenue
Geo. Hageman
Veda Moe
E. Partner
Jacob M. Partner
Spokane and Easstero Trust Company
Euclid Avenue
Ulm
Beffet Faces Mockery as He Fights On
E is a strong man who endures derision from foes when defeated. Man may lose a hard fought fight and meet destruction with unflinching eyes if the rabble’s cries bite. But laughter from the crowd can sear his soul, John Nicholas Beffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nicholas Beffet
District Deputy Installs K C Council Officers
District Deputy F M Calman of Austin installs St Patrick Council No 1076 officers at Catholic schoolhouse hall despite heavy weather. Officers installed include J J Moriarty G K Henry J Berg D G K Rev Schlinkert chi W H Dempsey, and others. A varied program with addresses, music, and a social hop followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick Council
K. C
F. M. Calman
Austin
F. Gagje
Mankato
J.J. Moriarty
G. K
Henry J. Berg
Rev. Schlinkert
W. H. Dempsey
Eichten
Fin. Sect
Carl P. Manderfeld
Jos. Bianchi
Philip Liesch
P. R
Melges Tied in Redwood Falls Mayoral Race
Redwood Falls held a fierce municipal contest with J. H. Melges and John P. Cooper each at 237 votes for mayor. One alderman-elect favors licenses and the other opposes, giving the mayor a deciding vote on the license issue. The tie was to be settled by a lot last Friday night but was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Falls
J. H. Melges
John P. Cooper
Judge Ross Reports Record Probate Court Activity
Judge Ross files annual report showing rising probate business with estates settled hearings held and tax payments. includes details on Marriages performed and estates such as Mullen Martha Anderson Michael Sturm George Flor John F Remmele Annon Skulstad and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer
Mullen
Martha Anderson
Michael Sturm
George Flor
John F. Remmele
Annon Skulstad
St Pauls Lutheran Church Elects Officers
The annual meeting of St Pauls Lutheran Church was held January 6 with 189 voting members and 2114 souls. Officers trustees and council members were elected and a plan for heating repairs and a new steam plant was referred to a committee for later report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council
Kesig
Fred J. Backer
Wa. Heilmann
Fred Aufderhelde
Wm. Stellies
Carl Lambrecht
Cottonwood
Henry Mueller
Milford
Otto Kreft
Lafayette
Ferdinand Bacowald
F. J. Backer
Gustav Dabms
Major Buschers Receives 25 Year Service Medal
Major John Buschers of the Minnesota National Guard receives a solid gold 25 years faithful service medal from the state. The design features the Minnesota seal on a rose gold shield, laurel wreath, and a blue enamel field with a red white and blue ribbon. His inscription notes June 11 1886 to June 10 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buschers
Minnesota
National Guard of
State of
Jobo Bunchera
Inf. M. N. G
Buschers
New Ulm
National Guard
Boblevér
Louis Vogel
United States Service
Echo Fire Threatened Block Before Being Brought Under Control
Early Saturday morning a blaze in Echo village began in a structure and spread to a clothing store and restaurant, threatening an entire block. The two clothing shops and restaurant were destroyed, with total damages estimated at 20400 dollars.
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Echo
New Ulm Roller Mill Reports Strong Year of Growth
New Ulm Roller Mill Co. reports a strong year with 426 barrel daily capacity and plans to triple output. The plant employed 23 mechanical workers and six office staff under manager August Dahl, led by head miller Henry Engel. Wheat milled reached 816,145 bushels and flour production 13,161 barrels as the firm shipped nationwide despite a difficult winter and unsettled markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
Morton
New Ulm Institution
Great Western Manufacturing Company
Dahl
Henry Engel
Wwiller
United States
Dale
Social Event Fortunes and Festivities At Local Restaurants
A series of social gatherings are noted at the new restaurant venues. Dr. C C Strickler hosted a six o clock dinner with colleagues at Jake Esser s establishment. The U and I Club held a supper party Saturday. Mrs A Amano marked her 40th birthday with about thirty neighbors and friends at Eucher s. Prizes went to Mrs Riegler Mrs J Dengler and Mrs J Schneider in a Eucher event. A Wesbre game yielded prizes for Mrs P Glefer Emmerich and Mrs Henle. Youths celebrated New Year s night at Sebeil s Mell in Madison with 16 dancing couples and a lively crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Strickler
Jake Esser
Eucher
Riegler
Jdengler
Punch Prise
J Schneider
Wesbre
Prises
P. Glefer
Mem
Emmerich
Henle
Sebeil
Mies Hilda Hellriegel
Madison, & BR
Gandy
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the Herald-Dispatch
Brother Hodges
Lof Leavenworth
Calinan
K. C. Council
J. H Melges
Judge Ross
Crone Bros
St. Paul's
Major Buschers
J. L. D. Clad
Opera House
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