Local Notes Busiest Week With Birthdays, Ballads and Courts
Local notes record guests at Lutheran parsonage, arrests for drunkenness, and court appearances. Festivities include birthdays of Mrs. Koehler and Mrs. Laumann with family gatherings. community notices mention school picnics, plant thefts, and a new Gibbon depot plan. The North American Skat League anticipates a Peoria congress June 12 14 with $1000 prize. Authorities report various visits, travel plans, and a school teacher honored with a tuition prize at Minneapolis School of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Local Business Directory Highlights Prominent Firms
A condensed business directory lists automotive dealers, banks, bottlers, dry goods stores, druggists, mills, furniture dealers, grocers, horseshoers, insurers, jewelers, lumber, flour mills, painters, piano dealers, plumbers, produce dealers, a restaurant, shoe store, tailor, and theater. Notable entries include F. H. Retzlaff Studebakers, Brown County Bank, New Ulm Bottling Works, Crone Department Store, Eagle Roller Mill, Model Grocery, and American Theatre among others. The list emphasizes community commerce and service providers across Albert, Ulm, and surrounding areas with contact cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummel Bros
Crone Bros
Arbel Brothers
City Drug Store
Pioneer Drug Store
NEW Ulm Roller Mill CO
Social Happenings Highlight Springfield Teas and Parties
A string of social events traced a busy week in Springfield with Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Strickler hosting a six o clock dinner for twenty four. Mrs. E. Metzinger and Mrs. A. Hintz hosted thirty two friends at an afternoon gathering with an automobile themed contest and prizes won by Mrs. J. C. Rothen burg and Mrs. Wm. Ochs. Mrs. M. Mullen entertained a small party in honor of Mrs. Silverson for five hundred with top prizes to Mrs. Schoch and Mrs. Henningsen. Mrs. J. L. Schoch hosted a Thursday reception for Mrs. Silverson with five hundred played and guest favors to several guests. Mrs. H. N. Samson hosted an afternoon while Mrs. Silverson and Mrs. Vogtel planned today’s invited gatherings. Camp party for High School teachers and Emerson School guests featured boat rides and other diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Strickler
E. Metzinger
A. Hintz
Springfield
Metzinger
J. C. Rothenburg
Wm. Ochs
J. L. Schoch
Silverson
Johnson
Vogtel
F. W. Johnson
Sauter
Paegel
Schwanke
Emerson School
Pierce, Paddock
Schroeder
Nethercutt
Petterson
Kierzek
Still Annuals Linger For Alumni Loyalty
A persuasive appeal urges Austin High School and New Ulm to consider buying School Annuals. The Senior Annual Staff questions alumni loyalty as eight hundred year books were printed for Austin while New Ulm could not sell two hundred. The note ends with a playful lament on changing school spirit.
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Austin High School
New Ulm
Explains Minnesota Teachers Pension Law
State Superintendent C G Schultz issued an explanatory statement as inquiries rise about the teachers pension act. He notes eligibility requires teaching in Minnesota when the law passed and twenty years of service, with past experience countable only if declared by September 1, 1911. Members must teach at least twenty years, including fifteen in Minnesota, and five years prior retirement in Minnesota schools.
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C. G. Schultz
Schultz
Board of Trustees
Minnesota
Thia
NES APARTMENT FOR COMMERCIAL CLUB PROPOSED SITE
In a largely attended meeting club members sat in billiard rooms to follow the proceedings in the assembly room. A rear buffet area and lavatory space were noted with coal storage allocated. The board formed a building committee to ensure optimal floor space usage and best service, approving the Samson site.
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Ahole
Samson
Obituary of Joseph Zeug Dies From Portland Mill Accident
Joseph Zeug died May 21 in St. Vincent Hospital Portland Oregon from injuries suffered May 18 at the Columbia County Mill Co saw mill. He was 40, born August 1889 in New Ulm. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zeug of South Front Street and siblings John Michael Barbara Henry Alfred Edwin Wenzel in Oregon and Minnesota residents Frank in St Paul. Funeral at Holy Trinity Church with interment Catholic Cemetery.
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Joseph Zeug
Holy Trinity Church
St. Vincent Hospital
Portland
Oregon
Schlinkert
Columbia County Mill Co
Oung
Kidness
Zeug
New Ulm
Wenzel
Michael Zeug
South Front Street
Wenzel Zeug
Warren, Ore
Frank
St. Paul
John
Michael
Barbara
Henry
Alfred
Edwin
New Art Windows Installed at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Three burnt glass art windows purchased by the Ladies Aid Society brighten St Pauls Lutheran Church. One window honors Rev G Reim, former pastor, and another memorializes Mrs C J Albrecht, wife of Rev C J Albrecht.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
G. Reim
C. J. Albrecht
Annual Meeting of Commercial Clubs of State Report
G A Ottomeyer president of the Commercial Club attended a secretary convention of the federation of commercial clubs in Minneapolis fr id ay. About 50 delegates attended the first meeting held at the Radisson Hotel from 10 a m to 6 p m. Delegates were guests of the Rotary Club of Minneapolis. Ottomeyer praised the earnest spirit and took part in discussions on club usefulness in communities. Secretary W K Hopfensperger of Minneapolis pledged to visit New Ulm to address members, topic to be taken up at the next monthly meeting.
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G. A. Ottemeyer
Commercial Club
Federation of Commercial Clubs
Minneapolis
Radisson Hotel
Rotary Club of
Ottomeyer
W.K. Hopfensperger
New Ulm
Card of Thanks for Beloved Son Joseph Zeng
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy and aid in our bereavement over the death of our son and brother Joseph Zeng. Appreciation to those who attended the funeral, pallbearers, flower donors, and especially Rev. Schlinkert for comfort. MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL ZEUG and children.
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Joseph Zeng
Schlinkert
Michael Zeug
Farm Bureau Moves to Contain Hog Cholera Tide
Nicollet County Farm Bureau advisory council met at 2 pm last Saturday to discuss hog cholera control. They elected new representatives for underrepresented townships, arranged a joint picnic, and secured bank funding for serum. Serum will be distributed in St. Peter New Ulm and Lafayette, with strict reporting to local boards and enforcement if needed. A plan for a carload of full bred Shorthorn cattle was also discussed with a June 5 meeting planned at the county agent’s courthouse office.
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Nicollet
Courtland
G. Gilbertson
Traverse
Claus A. Swanson
Lafayette Village
H. A. Markytall
North Mankato
Matt Walser
West Newton
Nicollet County
Leaming
Olson
Citizens State Bank
Olsen
St. Peter
New Ulm
Lafayette
State Sanitary Board
Advisory Council
Mr. Samuelson Proposes Harvest Time County Auto Trip
Mr Samuelson suggested a plan for an automobile trip county some time after harvest. The idea was accepted with a positive nod. All persons interested are invited to come along on this trip. St Peter Herald.
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Rev
Dysterheft “of
Sanborn
Max Burg, Jr
Frank Wollinger
Justice Buschers’ Court
Col
Joh Buschers
H. Syamet
Mankato
F. W. Pfisterer
Normal School
Thomas Path
Tuerve Rusehers
Charles Schwartz
Town of
Home
Henningsen
M. J. Schude
Sleepy Eye
City Justice
Altho
Nick Reinhart
Carrie Backer
Mathilde Johnson
Frieda Wiegand
N. Henningsen
C. C. Engelbert
Morton
Heers
Wabasao
South Side
Leona Mayer
Women's Handi«erat Guild of
Minneapolis School of Art
Leona
Katherine Koehler
Julia Laumann
St. Peter and Nicollet County
Laumann
E. E. Miller
A. Weisgerberg
B. M. Cosgrove
Jacob Holen
Jacob Wurst
Seward
Nebraska
C. G Hohn
Echo
Paul Hohn
Hohns
Hohn
Business Mens Directory
F.H. Retzlaff
Studebaker
Brown County Bank
Bottling Works
NEW Ulm Bottling Works
BEE Hive Dry Goods
J. A Ochs
Crones Department Store
Chi
Hiers
E. F. Buenger
J.H. Forster
Grocers Model Grocery
Wm. H. Bierbaum
Red Front
F. H. Retzlaff
Franz Niemann
Wendt & Nielsen
Equitable Life Insurance CO
TR. Higgs
Agt
Wm- Pfaender
H.o.schleuder
Alfred J. Vogel
John Bentzin
WM. J. Winkelmann
Baldwin
Ellington
Hamilton
Paul F. Mahlin
Gulden & Hippert
Chas. Emmerich
P. W. Soukup
Cor. Minn
Third N. Sts
Store Bros
G. H. Becker
Emily Wicherski
J. E- Tibit Mens Shoes
W. B. Greig
Theatres
American Theatre
Dorn
Nes
Farm Bureau
Clover
Timothy
KODAK
Alfred Hellmann
MR. Josephs
Mecca
Sonia
Weyman-Bruton Company
Union Square
New York
Joss Tames
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