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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1920

Page

4

Orpheus Band Plans Winter Concert at Opera House

The Orpheus Band of Springfield will present the second winter concert at the Opera House tomorrow evening. Mrs August Schumacher has returned to New Ulm after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Nickel in Springfield. Mrs R F Hoffmann of St Paul arrived Saturday for an extended visit with Prof and Mrs A Ackermann. Wm Waibel and Ben Fischer, students at Mankato Commercial College, spent Sunday at their homes in Searles.

Orpheus Band of Springfield Opera House August Schumacher New Ulm Albert Nickel R. F Hoffmann St. Paul A. Ackermann Wm. Waibel Ben. Fischer Mankato Clara Korbel J. M. Meyer South Broadway Cornelius Sittard Ye Goode Shippe Cupid John Wooldick FE. A. Hagberg Wm. Arndt Harry Eckstein Sleepy Eye A. G. Smith le Sueur Marjorie Krook Ruby Harbo Cambria Andrew J. Olin New Ulm Friends Franklin Lucy Dohrmann Mrs. Krook A. A

Ninth District Bar Association Banquet Honors Speakers

The Ninth Judicial District Bar Association banquet at the Dakota House featured a five course meal prepared by Aug G Erickson and a lively program. Toasts by L P Johnson A C Colliff Henry N Benson James H Hall I M Olsen and Frank Clague celebrated opening the case retainers the Communist dream domestic relations and the bench and bar. The event concluded with lively remarks and a sense of a successful first district gathering. The list of attendees spanned Nicollet Lincoln Lyon Redwood Brown and other counties with many judges and lawyers present.

Dakota House Aug. G. Erickson Someten Henry N. Samson Samson L. P. Johnson Ivanhoe A. C. Colliff Redwood Falls Henry N. Benson St. Peter al James H. Hall Marshall I. M. Olsen Frank Clague Bar Association Ninth Judicial District Nicollet County Geo. T. Olsen Lincoln County C. W. Stites Lake Benton James H. Hall Roland Mathews E.V. Molle W. R. Mitchell A. R. English Tracy Lyon County Redwood County G. A. Barnes N. R. Ryerson Albert Enerson Lamberton Brown County Albert Steinhauser W. T. Eckstein Albert Pfaender W. R. Dempsey Alfred W. Mueller Geo. D. Erickson H. H. Flor New Ulm L. G. Davis Albert Hauser A. M. Berg Sleepy Eye Alex. Seifert Albert G. Loomis Springfield

Lundeen Attacks Gov Burnquist Over Free Speech Rights

Former Congressman Ernest Lundeen writes to Governor Burnquist accusing him of czar-like contempt for constitutional rights amid Burnquist’s freeing Sheriff John Gowan of Big Stone County from malfeasance charges. Lundeen defends his antiwar vote and praises veterans, saying the fight for free speech continues as public support shifts away from autocratic governance.

Burnquist John Gowan Big Stone County Ernest Lundeen Congress Lundeen J. A. A. Burnqvist State Capitol St. Paul Minn Roosevelt Webster Dis Joyal Lincoln France Hoe

Local young artists may return for new feature at Lyric

Willard Vogel and Carl Pfaender, famed as the young artists from a successful chalk talk at the Lyric Theatre, may debut again soon at the same venue. Manager Reed seeks to persuade the pair to present another vaudeville act after the favorable reception from witnesses.

Willard Vogel Carl Pfaender Lyric Theatre Reed

News Stand and Shine Parlor Opens at Old Police Station

Central Shoe Shine Parlor and News Stand opens at the former police station on First North Street. Proprietor Sedgwick Forrest known as Red the Newsiest operates daily newspapers and periodicals. Mr and Mrs P Forster of Springfield visited New Uhn relatives last week. A large crowd gathered at Alex Waibel's Cottonwood home last Tuesday for music, singing and card playing with midnight lunch.

First North Street Sedgwick Forrest Mrs. P. Forster Springfield Uhn Alex. Waibel Cottonwood

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