No Shoot Held in Springfield Gap Club Meet
A planned Sunday match between the Springfield Gap Club and a local aggregation did not occur due to a miscommunication about timing. Springfield arrived after 9am for a 4pm meeting, a morning shoot was expected but not arranged, leaving both clubs unable to contest for honors.
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Springfield
New Ulm
Arthur Nuesale
Otto Lehrer
E. L. Nippolt
A. G. Black
R. J. Mueller
S. Schumacher
Herman Jaehe
John R. Schmid
Dr. W. Haycock
B. M. Dunn
W. C. Anderson
A. C. Lehrer
J.g.lockway
A. G. Anderson
P. W. Ruski
W. A. Anderson
Winnipeg
W. Duncan
Milroy
Sleepy Fye
Dakota
Foley Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble Claims
J F Wallich of Bartlett Nebraska writes that backache dizziness and frequent urination vanished after using Foley Kidney Pills. He declares he is now free of kidney trouble. For sale by O M Olsen.
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Foley
J. F. Wallich, Bartlett, Neb
O. M. Olsen
Fair Grounds Shoot Crowned Theo Johnson Champion
At the Fair Grounds last Thursday Theo Johnson won the gold medal after a strong showing in the pistol or rifle event. J P Graff hit 9 of 10 pigeons, a score that would have placed him first under lighter competition. Other shooters listed include Hugo O Schleuder Adolph Bierbaum B Eseer John Forster Dr C A Hintz Jos Klaus John Hauenstein Matt Pederson John Kaseforth Edward Vogel Chas Emmerich and Wa H Gieweke with scores shown as 19 and 16 for two top finishers.
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Fair Grounds
Theo
Johnson
Howard
J. P. Graff
Hugo O. Schleuder
Adolph G. Bierbaum
B. Eseer
Shoot at Hunters Rest Shooters Reordered in Sunday Event
Hunter s Rest shoot shows table reversal from prior week Hugo Gebser rises from last to top with John Hauenstein Jr winning gold. Scores overall fade from earlier meet. Mrs W Rhode Morgan undergoes appendicitis operation at Loretto Hospital Wednesday morning. Louis Dauver s eight year old daughter also operated for appendicitis same day.
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W. Rhode of
Morgan
Loretto Hospital
Louis Dauver
A Move In the Right Direction at New Ulm Meeting
Pres Vincent of the University of Minnesota spoke at a New Ulm luncheon, urging civic pride and teamwork. Over a hundred attendees from all factions attended at Masonic Hall, with G A Ottomeyer and Dr C A Strickler credited for organizing. The article lauds cross-group unity and calls for monthly gatherings to sustain enthusiasm. A promotional note for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound follows.
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New Ulm
Canby
Pres. Vincent
University of Minnesota
G. A. Ottomeyer
C. A. Strickler
Masonic Hall
Henry Vedder
Vincent
Greece
Rome
Concert June 9 at Turner Hall by Dr Martin Luther College
Next Monday June 9 the male chorus and orchestra from Dr Martin Luther College directed by Prof Fr Reuter present their annual concert at Turner Hall. Friends of good music are invited to attend this welcome event. Miss Mary Davies born 1863 in Cottonwood died at Lake Crystal Friday evening from diabetes and Bright's disease. Funeral at Welsh Church Lake Crystal Monday with Rev David Edwards officiating. For SAtx-Rubber tired Surrey breast harness collar harness Theo Crone.
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Dr. Martin Luther College
Reuter
Turner Hall
Friends of Good Music
Mary Davies
Cottonwood
Lake Crystal
Kright
David Edwards
Surrey
Theo. Crone
University Glee Club Sings in Tangible Harmony
The University Glee Club of twelve, led by Mrs. Poehler and Ruth Anderson, presented an entertaining program with violinist Ruth Anderson and baritone Keith Walker. A full house enjoyed the tuneful songs and engaging readings, while tickets sold briskly for the season.
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University Glee Club
Young Ted
Poehler
Ruth Anderson
Aviolas
Mary Allen
Keith Walker
Panama Canal
E. V. Robinson
John E. Gunckel
Newkirk
University Dramatic Club
Judah
Turnversin Women Offer Refreshments After 80 Success
A striking note of gratitude recognizes the women of Turnversin for providing refreshments as a sign of appreciation after achieving eighty notable successes. The report highlights community support and the morale boost from their hospitality.
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Turnversin
Notice of rescheduled exhibition by Crone Bros
Exhibition in the June issue of the Review moved to June 7, one week earlier. Also an ad features a testimonial from William Morris of Florence Oregon praising Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief after fourteen years. Sold by C M Olsen.
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Review
Crone Bros
Wm. Morris
Florence
Oregon
C. M. Olsen
Ready to Wear department features affordable ladies fashions
G A Ottomeyer promotes a large stock of ladies ready to wear including lawn dresses, waists, and muslin wear for ladies, misses, and children. Highlights include knitted underwear such as Munsing Wear, hosiery, Nemo and Royal Worcester corsets with refunds on exchanges.
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Royal Worcester
Neckwear and Gloves Display in Local Store
A local store invites customers to view its current display of neckwear. The shop notes its cotton and silk fabric gloves and kid gloves are up to date and available for inspection upon request.
Summer Dress Goods Offer New Linen Weaves and Lawns
The department showcases the latest fabrics for summer dresses including very thin to heavy linen weaves. Featured are the famous Flaxon in white and colors and a fine line of India and Persian Lawns.
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Hunter's Rest
Hugo Gebser
John Hauenstein, Jr
Hogo Gebser
Hy. Meyer
Chas
Harrisons
Town & Country
Noneer Drug Store
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Brownie
Olsen’s
Eastman
Kodak
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