County Board reorganizes and sets budgets for health and roads
County officials meet in regular session to elect leadership, organize the Board of Health with Dr. J. C. Retoeobourg as chair, and approve salaries for county officers. The county treasurer reports 967 0338 on hand with 830 00 on certificates of deposit. State road funding is set under ten thousand dollars for the year and other financial actions and committees are established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qee Pew Tees
Co. Commisasioners
Lea Requist
Teeedsy
Jaovery
Berman Pulkow
Nels Ericksons
Turiba
Register of Deeds
Clerk of Court
Tes
Tevasarer
Jankur
Sracerer
Qea
T. To
Co. Auuitur
County Board of Health
J. C. Retoeobourg
Syriogtcid
Sigimke
Grail
Butaln
Alwio
Meteva
Kivnarss Beuiges
Graf
Bouo
Lurrecer
Lowrie
Windbul Srages
Erivkevo
Busiuke
Oprigtei
Corden
Kuro
Lesreuworte Sud
Puikow
Cywmmissivuera Puiktuw
Heuie
Puor Farw
Commesivoera Puikow
Abe
Mirium
Wade
Wade, Ditkueuner
Ie Guy Tee
Qeet
Bridge Orient
Neuve
Ulike
P. Lissob
Changes In Banking Circles At State Bank Of New Ulm
The State Bank of New Ulm elected new directors John Busebers H P Bastian Ferdinandesco Co Strickler Andrew Suffers P J Backer and Charlie OK Wober. John Buschora was named president with H P Bastian as vice president and Ed A Stoll and Peer Kaurberger reelected as assistant cashiers. Antony Schiller resigned as Assistant Cashier at Brown County Bank effective April 1. He will leave banking to pursue automobile business interests and will hand over to Wm Gruber with plans for the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of New Ulm
Boypeed
John Busebers
H. P. Bastian
Ferdinandesco
Ansiears
Brown County Bank
Antony Schiller
Schiller
Goarly
Business Notices and Promotions At Local Firms
W B Greig expands to add room for shoemaking by using part of his current building and moving his living room tailor shop to another area after the first of the month. Eagle Roller Mill at Attica promotes Wm Melle in the mail department and Nettle Berzug to head stenography. Julio Schaefer sells his stake in R Fesanmal & Co to a partner and has no future plans yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Greig
Sod
Meile
Mise Nettle Berzug
Melis
Promoon
Julio Schaefer
R. Fesanmal &Co
Mr. Schaefer
Milling Industry Boom At New Ulm Cooper Shops
The article notes exceptional profits in milling with New Ulm Roller Mill and Eagle Mill reporting strong outputs. It cites total wheat ground, daily barrel production, and heavy coal use while detailing staff, sales, and plant operations and the cooper shops producing 150,000 barrels annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Ulm Enterprises
Industy
Minnesota
Dakota
Ula
Eagle Company
Tee Big Aille
Brown County
J. Jelios
Pas
Eough
New Ulm
Eagle Mill
Uim
New Um
Eagle
Atlantic
Cooper Shop
Uim Buller Mill
Redwood Falls Licenses Decide City Election
In Redwood Falls the license party carried the municipal election, with Julius B. Melges elected Mayor by 10 votes over Dr. E. A. Lyman. C. O. Borg won alderman in the second ward by 10, while Rud. Stepstad lost the alderman race by 5. Voter turnout rose slightly despite fewer registrations and a close license question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Faile
Julius B. Melges
New Oulaite
E. A. Lyman
C. O. Borg
Sod Rud. Stepstad
Licenses
County Officer Salaries and Fees in Brown County 1912
Brown County auditor records show total expenditures 17000 for wages and 32800 in salaries and perquisites for 1912. Louis G Vogel as county auditor appears in Board of Audit and canvassing board materials with figures under the law requiring officers to file with the county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umvial
Brown County
Louis
Probate Court Business Increases With Courts and Marriages
Judge Rosa Bled reports rising probate court activity with 114 new estates opened and 306 hearings held, plus eight insanity cases. Eleven marriages were performed during the year. The State Bank of Courtland faces annual elections with listed officers and directors and a $660 surplus added to the credit of the surplus fund with $400 carried as undivided profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Bled
Coors
State Bank of
Courtland
Pree
Kelly
Hage
Strickler
Alfred B Oouren
Nick Reichart
Jobo Reichert
Berman Pueh
Ernst Drill
Jobo L. Even
Long dispute nears close over Musiler road cartway damages
The Musiler road cartway case moved toward conclusion as Judge Olsen heard evidence on damages after a long dispute. Parties debated location and amount, with witnesses offering 700 to 3000 dollars in damages for Henry Mueller and opponents arguing lower figures. Judge Olsen reserved final ruling awaiting further statement.
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Musiler Road
Olesen
Town of God
Coucsd
District’ Court
Mienslet County
Ths
Brown County
W. L. Omred
Mackato
Henry Mueller
Mesera, Praemier, & Pior
Bow
Albert Steinhauser
Fermen Mueller
Hermen Mueller
Courtland
District Court
St. Peter
Supreme Court
Agalo
Henry Muelier
Olsen
Daoiels
Tuwo
Henry Mualier
D. L. Williangs
Ches. Johnson
Joseph Diepolder
W. F. Helm
Hermano Mueller
Emil G. Hage
Henry Simmet
Louis Au
Postoffice Campaign Opens in New Ulm
Rumors swirl around New Ulm about the postmastership as election night chatter suggested a change in the White House. Liesch has more than two years left, but local politicians expect a shift and F W Johnson leads a petition drive with several others in the field before Liesch’s March 1915 resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
White House
Althe
Liesch
F. W. Johnson
Power Question Again Discussed in City Council Session
Franklin Street residents oppose costly upgrades as President Mueller calls a Monday special meeting with Claussen Engineering of St. Paul to advise on expanding the city electric plant. City duties include cemetery tax collection and armory rent, with council approving funds but trimming the grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mueller
Druar
Claussen Engineering Company
St. Paul
Bio
New Ulm
Fifth North
Counciles
Maxeen Satimas
Sach
Mistom
Meyer
Ibudaments
Ape Peare
Aleo
Sud
Buletad
Aumere
Electric Tight
Jos. C. Holme
Wa. Schrader
Cave
LG. Vogel
Bieibaum
Capt. Vogel
Capt Hofmeister Re elected Band Leader in 1912 Review
The annual meeting reports a prosperous year for the Second Regiment Band with 28 active and 15 passive members. Passive dues are 62.00 per year, and receipts from socials could rise if more citizens join the passive list to support the band. Officers elected include President Henry Stelljes and Captain Jos Hofmateter as band leader with John Wartha as assistant leader. a sonnet concert is planned after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buod Ae
Thlesures
Henry Stelljes
Joho Fritsche
Albert Gag
Treas
Peter Kiteberger
Earl Backer
Jos. Hofmateter
Amt
John Wartha
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Board of Health
Brown
County Journal
Midoesote
Milford
Northwestern Telephone Co
Register of Deeds Office
Sheriff’s Office
Wm. Meierding
Springfield
G. Reineke
Chicago
Turna
R.B. Kennedy
Subuvis
G. Ericham
Charles Brust
C. N. Rovertson
Keen
Lake Hoosks Ouest
Gee
Sark
D. Minium
Faris
George A. Tauer
Com
Sary Milonge
John Hele
Balery Milange
W. C. Steinke
Teelvs
Redwood Falls
Franklin Street
Capt. Hofmeister
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