Local notes recount visits and events in New Ulm area
Mrs H W Rieke visits Fairfax. Dr L A Fritsche seen in Wanda. Dr Hammermeister and wife visit Sleepy Eye. Miss Dora Hummel from Portland visits New Ulm. Meta and Louise Rautenberg tour Sanborn and Lamberton. Minneapolis visitors Mr and Mrs Steinke and Mr and Mrs Hale join Sunday crowd in New Ulm. Weiser to deputize coroner in Reineke's absence. Souvenir horn won by Walter Hose at Turnfest. Mrs Vogel and Mrs Schilling visit Redwood Falls. Dr C Schoregge of Henderson visits mother with Miss H Basel. Emerson building toilets bid session set. English services next Sunday. Prof J Meyer to preach. Misses Bliefernicht of Berlin stay with Prof Bliefernicht. Marie Kral opens dressmaking school. Young Anton Schumpf's son hurt by horse. no bones broken. Reineke trip to Exposition. daughter to stay in Faribault. Mrs Peter Kelgen dies in St Peter. funeral attended by Gieskes. Krook family and Mrs Smith visit St Peter and Minneapolis. Therese Hestz visits Korbel home. Kehms and Hartig visit Korbel for Fourth. Nicollet county borrows $50,000 for rural highways. Bertha Hummel to Perry Burnham wed in Salt Lake City. home there after Sept 1. Parochial school gathering July 5 with bowling and games. Minnesota Street near-fire incident at Bierbaum store. Pfeiffer home reunion includes Zellmer and Tingel families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Steinke
Hale
Minneapolis
New Ulm
Weiser
Reineke
Henry Herman
Walter Hose
Joseph P. Vogel
G. F. Reineke
Harold
Faribault
Peter Kelgen
St. Peter
Ernst Giescke
George Giescke
Rural Life Conference at University Farm St Paul
Rural Life Conference at University Farm St Paul July 27 80 gathers rural workers for discussions on country life problems.Dean A F Woods welcomes attendees and outlines topics from rural education to church life and recreation. Participants urged to connect with Dean Woods and plan stays under five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Life
University Farm
St. Paul
A. F. Woods
College of Agriculture
Country Life
C. O. Bemies
McClellandtown
Pennsylvania
E. C. Hickman
Byron
Minnesota
D. D. Mayne
Minnesota School of Agriculture
Bennies
Wedding Reception Honors Mr and Mrs A B Ouren at Hanska
A wedding reception for Mr. A. B. Ouren and Mrs. Ouren formerly Miss Irene Bisone tte of Minneapolis was held at Liberal Union Hall in Hanska. Guests were welcomed by Rev. A. E. Norman and responded to by Mrs. Ouren. An orchestra and choir provided music. A sumptuous dinner followed and guests extended best wishes for many years of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Liberal Union Hall
Hanska
A. B. Ouren
Ouren
Irene Bisonette
Minneapolis
A. E. Norman
Poor corn start requires careful cultivation after cold wet spring
June conditions hindered corn development with many fields unplanted or poorly germinated. Andrew Boss of the Minnesota College of Agriculture warns that late warmth will demand careful weed control and shallow, frequent cultivation to avoid root pruning, which delays maturity and reduces yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Boss
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Miss Minnie Franke Visits New Ulm Over Weekend
Miss Minnie Franke formerly a New Ulm public school teacher and now with St. Paul schools spent the weekend visiting friends in New Ulm, enjoying their hospitality and local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Franke
New Ulm
St. Paul
Quiet Catholic wedding joins Macho and Ries in town
A morning ceremony at Holy Trinity Catholic Church united Misa Louise Macho and Bernhard Ries of the city with Rev. Schlinkert officiating. The bride, in white crepe de chine, was escorted by her sister Martha Macho as bridesmaid, while Leo Sprenger served as beatman. The couple will establish their home on North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ries Macho
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Rev. Schlinkert
Misa
Louise Macho
Bernhard Ries
Martha Macho
Leo Sprenger
Sibley Farmer Ends His Life Amid Health Worries
Gunder Torgenson a Sibley township farmer shot himself near his home last Sunday after threats of appendicitis and a needed operation. He was found in the pasture following a day of chores and absence at dinner. Also noted are reports of Nicollet County butter makers organizing as the Nicollet County Buttermaker's association and a butter scoring event with several named participants. Helen Sommers returns home from Northfield visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunder Torgenson
Sibley Township
Nicollet County
Nicollet
Oshawa
Edwin Hed
St. Peter
Jim Sorenson
Albert Lea
State Creamery
Hog cholera outlook improves in Minnesota this year
Hog cholera damage in Minnesota is expected to be lighter than last year and the year before. A. Preston Hoskins of the Minnesota Experiment Station reports reduced demand for serum and virus for double treatment, with virus unused since April 12 and single treatment showing good results. The Renville County vaccination plan has spurred local action, and no serious outbreaks have been reported so far this year, despite losses from other diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
A. Preston
Hoskins
Minnesota Experiment Station
Renville County
Salts If Bageachy And Kidneys Hurt
Waking with backache in the kidney region suggests excessive meat intake. Meat forms uric acid that kidneys struggle to filter, causing cloudy urine with sediment. A few days of high water intake and rest may restore kidney function.
Catarrh Cure Claim Sparks 19th Century Ad Boost
An old advertisement boasts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy, promising internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to cure constitutional catarrh. It offers $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and urges readers to request testimonials from Hall's Company in Toledo. Also promotes Hall's Piney Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiati
Hall
Coinnoy & Co
Toledo
Obax
Band Concert Hearts Stirring Sousa and Berlioz Echoes
A band concert opens at 7 45 with The Stars and Stripes Forever and Holst Overture Fra Diavolo and Sequidilla Potpourri. A Night in Berlin The America Up to Date intermission lasts 15 minutes. Chicago Tribune Overture The Four Ages of Man and Frau Louise. Ben Hur Chariot Race ends with the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sousa
Aubert Holst
Fra Diavolo
Berlin
America
Chicago Tribune
Frau Louisa
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. W. Rieke
Fairfax
L. A. Fritsche
Wanda
Dr. Hammermeister
Sleepy Eye
Dora Hummel
Portland
Oregon
Meta
Louise Rautenberg
Sanborn
Lamberton
Emerson
Lutheran Church
J. Meyer
Elsie
Verna Bliefernicht
Wis
B. R. Bliefernicht
Payne St
Marie Kral
Main and
Center St
Anton Schumpf
F. H. Krook
Therese Hestz
John Korbel
North State Street
Walter Kehms
Louise Kehms
Anna Hartig
Mankato
Korbel
Bertha Hummel
Perry Burnham
Salt Lake City
Burnham
Lutheran Parochial
Minnesota Street
Bierbaum
Henry Pfeiffer
Dan Cupid
Johnson Olson
Simon Olson
Thea ' Mabel Olson
Albert Johnson
Lafayette
Rev. Nordgaard
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Jeanette Johnson
Lansing
Iowa
Cora Roebke
Joseph Olson
J. Aron Johnson
Lafayette Ledger
Sibley Farmer
Helen Sommers
Dr. Reineke
Northfield
St. Louis
Keokuk
Big Keokuk
St.Louis
Mercary
Priet
I At Nistasseee
Statzroom
Mississippi
Streckfos
Carl
Spider
Streckfus Steamboat Line
J. Mancak
Genare Amant
Sibley Wharf
Detroit
Jewel
New Ulm Hardware Co
Angelina
New Ulm Roller Mill Co
F.F. Buenger
Ead
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