Andrew Amann Leases Plant to Make Washing Machines
Andrew Amann has leased the old electric light plant and is converting it into a factory for producing his own patent washing machine. The device, inspired by the Cyclone, will be built in town with special machinery and operated by a staff of workers for wholesale or road sales. Some readers praise the design as lighter and cheaper to run, and patent papers are expected soon. Senator G W Somerville, back from Washington, shares anecdotes about patent matters.
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Andrew Amann
Old Electric Light Company
Amann
Patent Office
Ile
Mutual Fire Co Moves Office to St. Paul
Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance Company plans to relocate its office to St. Paul seeking growth and a guarantee reserve fund to pay losses. M. Mullen remains president. F. J. Errett will stay as secretary. Directors include W. G. MacFadden and A. W. Thompson among others from Fargo and St. Paul.
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Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance Company
St. Paul
M. Mullen
W. G. MacFadden
Commercial Bank of Fargo
A. W. Thompson
Preston
W. W. Boyer
H. Barton
F. J. Errett
Mullen
Mr. Errett
Errett
Alegro Club Music Program At Instructor's Home
Members of the Alegro Club presented a music program at Miss Addie Olsen's home with pieces ranging from Galop Brillante to Warblings at Eve and Stay of the Sea. The program featured Ruth Barnes, Frances Krook, Wanda Gag, Leola Strickler, Laura Manderfeld, and Ruthana Sapey among others.
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Addie Olsen
Alegro Club
Moelling
Flora Detting
Galop Brillante
Lebierre
Ruth Barnes
Frances Krook
Villager
Wanda Gag
Lilac Galop
Rosewig
Leola Strickler
Laura Manderfeld
Mathews Ruthana Sapey
Russell Johnson
Honeysucken
Caura Manderfeld
Reading
Pierrot
Krook
Clara Winkelmann
Elsie Marti
Elsie Seifert
Richards
Martha Haubrich
Kennedy
Ruth Barnes U
Mabel Durbahn
Gimbel
Big Eagle Joins War Party in New Ulm Battle Tale
The death of Wamée-tonka or Great War at 89 ends a famed life known as Big Eagle Jerome Big Eagle. He aided the Indian side during the 1862 uprising, warned settlers to flee, and spoke in detail about Little Crow, Ft. Ridgely, and Wood Lake. He described the white and Indian tensions, his surrender, and years in Davenport and Rock Island penitentiaries, ending as a Christian at peace with whites and Indians.
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Eagle
Big Eagle
Jerome Big Eagle
Review
Little Crow
Prairies
New Ulm
Travers Des Sioux
Ft. Ridgely
Wood Lake
Sibley
Robinson
Davenport
Rock Taland
Mendota
Move Little Cottonwood church to Comfrey debated
At the annual congregational meeting the Little Cottonwood Lutheran church discussed moving the building 24 miles north. A fundraising committee was formed to secure funds for moving expenses if the decision favors relocation to a more central Comfrey. Ole Erickson weighs offers to move to St Paul or Wabasso but has not decided. Oscar Quarmstrom leaves for Jacksonville Florida to spend the winter, with part of the trip in Cuba.
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Little Cottonwood Lutheran Church
Comfrey
Ole 8. Erickson
St. Paul
Wabasso
Oleis
Comfray
Oscar Quarmstrom
Jacksonville
Florida
Cuba
Golden Gate social notes and local visits in Golden Gate
Mrs Falk of New Ulm visited her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Battig before part of the week. The dance at the Golden Gate hall Friday night was well attended with Sleepy Eye folks present. Annie Hoffmann leaves for Rochester to enter hospital as a nurse. Guy Greene visits Cottonwood county. Wm Cutting hosts a card party Saturday eve. A O U W lodge members attend Sleepy Eye meeting. Mrs Beech of Springfield visits sister Mrs F Chapman. Wm McPhee and wife visit locally. W G Thayer of J R Watkins passed through. Fred Albrecht seriously ill. Home Creamery annual meeting held with Geo Martine president C Robertson secretary and Wm Werring treasurer. Moll employed as buttermaker. Mrs Strong recovered from illness.
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Golden Gate
Falk
New Ulm
Carl Battig
Gottlieb Kelm
Golden Gate Hall
Sleepy Eye
Annie Hoffmann
Rochester
Guy Greene
Cottonwood County
Wm. Cutting
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Beech
Springfield
Home Treamery Association
Geo. Martine
C . Robertson
Wm. Werring
Moll
Strong
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