County Attorney Reports Court Activity and Ditch Case
An annual county report cites 73 cases in the year with 58 in Justice and Municipal Courts and 15 in District Court. Ditch No. 7 before Judge Pfau in Mankato drew heavy attention as local firm Samson & Dempsey objected, arguing drainage would harm lakes and fishing. Local sports notes cover Co. A and Co. L basketball games with Redwood Falls and New Ulm, including lineups, scores, and referee actions.
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Geschwied
Bleepy Eye
Texas
Justice and Municipal
District Court
Hight
Redwing
Sauk Center
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
A. R. Pay
Assouro
Watonwan County
Ioto Brown County
St. James
Pfau
Mankato
Ingra Hamri
Geo. K. Helling
Johnson
John C. Fedge
W. C. Sprague
F. J. Hoffmean
W. H. Haoville
Anns Liedkin
Mr. Samson
St. Jamon
Law Lake
Hopkins Lake
Wedge Lake
Gibiog
Public School Program Details and Ditch Petition Debate
The Public Schools program for Hecker Post and Hecker Circle on February 12 at Turner Hall remains undecided. Moodly marks the start of the second semester with new High School and Normal classes including Physical Geography Commercial Geography Botany senior arithmetic and history. Debate continues over a proposed ditch with six objections cited by opponents and responses by petitioners.
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Hecker Post
Hecker Circle
Turner Hall
Local Baseball Season Hints From New Ulm A A
The New Ulm Athletic Association reports a healthy treasury balance of 68.00 and aims to exceed 300 members as plans for 1912 advance. Key players include Wa Pfeiffer with a .363 batting average and Geo Wicherski with a perfect 1.000 in fielding. election results set Arnold Hillesheim as president and John Cutting as secretary. The Stark Farmers' Insurance Company notes strong finances with 2,149 policies in force, total coverage near 4.96 million, and low premium rates.
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Pone
New
Ulm Athletic Association
A. A
Wa. Pfeiffer
Geo. Wicherski
Wm. Lindemann
Tuo
Backer
Dal
Slong Co
Hax
Stark Farmers’ Fire Insurance Company
Bleopy Eye
Stend Ite Gnins
John Cutting
Linden
Ole Jorgensen
Prairieville
John OC
Hanson
Albin
Hane Sigurdeon
Mulligas
M. G. Krzmarzick
Bashaw
A. W. Pederson
Stately
John Farrell
Delton
Jac. Liesenfeld
Brookville
Schultz
Lake Hanska
Treasury
Paul Wiedenman Buys Saloon Business in Sleepy Eye
Paul Wiedenman of Echo purchased the stock and saloon business from R B Hanson in Sleepy Eye and applied for a license to begin operations on Keb 3. Hanson led Sleepy Eye’s bar trade for eight years and A Well known Echo resident now takes over the Sleepy Eye venue with favorable local reception.
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Paul Wiedenman
Echo
R. B. Hanson
Hanson
Sleepy Eye
Mr. Wiedenman
New Ulmbora
Milford
Wiedenmann
jSlepy Eye Herald-Dis
St James Defeats New Ulm High in Easy Victory
The St James Plate dealer notes New Ulm High School suffered a heavy 93 to 6 loss at St James gym. The report urges hard work and close effort for future games. Separately, Henry Rudolphi traded a business block for a farm near Black River Falls Wisconsin valued at 89000 and plans to move next year.
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St. James
New Ulm High School
Henry Rudolphi
Black River F. Wis
Rudolphi
Sod Bops
Dance at Turner Hall tops social season events
Social pages recount a large turnout at the Turner Hall gym nasium dance with about 200 attendees enjoying supper and camaraderie. The piece notes multiple birthday and surprise parties for Mrs. Bernhardt, various clubs hosting events, prize winners at Bucher gatherings, a large Catholic Sodality party, and a planned Opera House dance after a basketball game.
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Turner Hall Gymnasium
Louiss Bernhardt
Seiter
South Minnesota
Strasburg
North Dakota
F. W. Johnson
Jno. Hauenstein
George
Barnhardt
Beecher
Zelle
Veronics Schmirl
North State Street
Wd. Ebner
Genevieve Henle
Jos. J. Dietz
Young Ladies
Kogge
Isdy
Edna Tappe
Clem Lauterbach Buys Half Interest in Redwood Gazette
Clem Lauterbach, formerly foreman of the newspaper and job plant, has purchased half of the Redwood Gazette from Grove E. Wilson and will head the mechanical department. The new owner is a bright, capable young man and is welcomed with best wishes for success in this venture.
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Clem Lauterbach
Redwood Gazette
Grove E. Wilson
Lauterbach
Eagle Roller Mill Company Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Eagle Roller Mill Company, New Ulm's largest firm, reports 1,092,520 barrels of flour produced in 1911 from about 4,846,345 bushels of wheat and 65 tons daily coal consumption. It employs 177 in New Ulm, 74 agents, and a total workforce of 290, with running expenses around 1,800 daily. Improvements include a 990,000 feed mill and 620,000 sprinkling plant, plus a comprehensive fire-protection system managed by clocked watchmen.
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Vogtel
Eagle Roller Mill Company
New Ulm
Charles Silverson
S and Wm. Silverson
J. H. Siegel
Charles Vogtel
H. L. Beecher
Eagle Mill
Estern
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Erickson
Judicial Ditch
A.B. Plau
Man
Kato
Co. “L' Basket Ball
Redwood Falls
Shriggs Theatre
Redwood Fall
Co. “L
Pfeiffer
Shero
Redwood
Ulm Boys
BheroWm
F. Amson Schmidt
Fred L.F. Pfeiffer
McKenzie c. Molerding
Barry Starr
R.G. Buenger
Anderson
Eleuse
Pirates
Refferee Hu
Ahrens
Bing
Ss . Nores
Tory
Agrite Kreerd
Cutting
Sark Farmers’ Mutual Reaches
Spabees Pfeiffe
Lindemann
Amano
Dabms
Klossner
Peeee T Anthony
Alwin
Collins
Groebeer
Wicherski
Wan Moeller
Wiliams
Hare
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