Local News Notes From Redwood Falls Area
H L Beecher visited Redwood Falls yesterday. A man target will be secured and rifle practice held Saturdays and Sundays weekly. Frank Olague, county attorney of Redwood County, had business in the area Monday. William Meyer, chief clerk at Stengel's Headquarters, celebrated his twenty seventh birthday yesterday. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church meets with Mrs Newhart Friday afternoon. Mankato Commercial College highlighted as Northwest business training HQ. catalogue available. Mrs A J Alwin to travel Thursday through Redwood Falls Springfield Sleepy Eye for the rest of the week. Prof Schaller of the Lutheran College leaves for Washington DC for summer vacation. Miss Minnie Schmidt returns from Minneapolis where she attended Epworth League conference. Hugo Roos becomes traveling salesman for Burg Cigar Co in MN and the Dakotas. Nicollet Leader notes John Siebenbrunner from New Ulm and another person attended a Blanks Hall dance. Concordia band started German Park concert series. large crowd enjoyed program. Mr and Mrs E R Barager returned from Minneapolis after death of Barager’s mother. Dr C Strickler attended National Medical Association meeting in Twin Cities and State Board of Regents meeting. Fred Borman of Milford paid fine for assault and battery on Anna Faas. Mrs McLennan and daughter Mable plan to move to Winona to join son Havelock in C N W train despatchers office. William H Raverty and Miss Jessie M Current, locals, wed in Home. Judge George presided. couple receives local congratulations.
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Oo. A
Frank Olague
Redwood County
William Meyer
Stengel
Hugo Roos
Burg Cigar Co
Minnesota
Dakotas
Hugo
Nicollet
John Siebenbrunner
New Ulm
Blanks Hall
Concordia Band
German Park
Owatonna
N. Sorenson
M. E
Home Cemetery
Oscar Schmidt
Ruble Place
Iberia
Chicago and Great Western
Knowlton
Brown County Teachers Association
Munderfeld
Local notices and social updates from Sleepy Eye and New Ulm
Henry Herman resigns as baggage man and promotes the Tuter State Accident and Relief Association. A. O. U. W. picnic at Herman's Heights draws many visiting brothers. Marriages include Huberty Hartman and Melges Dunnington with receptions. A new State Bank of New Ulm is planned with 40000 capital and August opening. Community news covers trains, surveys, school associations, and local movements.
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Henry Herman
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Tuter State Accident & Relief Association
For Rent and For Sale Items in City Listings
A notice offers a suite of rooms for rent with furnished sale by Dr. A. Marden. It also advertises a fine residence on Broadway three lots from First South Street for sale, with inquiries at once to F. W. Jouxton.
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Dr. A. Marden
First South Street
Excursion Fare to Lincoln On German Baptist Meeting Run
The North Western Line offers a one fare round trip from stations over 150 miles for travel May 28 to May 27 with return by June 30 due to the German Baptist Meeting. Tickets available through Chicago and North Western Ry agents.
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Lincoln
Neb
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Ry
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Hummel Brothers
N. Minn
Reil
Geo. Hauenstein
Ottomeyer Building
Sherwin-Williams Paints
W. &. Alwin
Eve
A. Pfefferle
A. Spafford
Chester, Oitch
Rowene A. Pfefferle
H. L. Beecher
Redwood Falls
Klossner
Roth
F. W. Hauenstein
St.Paul
C.F. Mowery
Ohio
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Mrs Newhart
Mankato
Schaller
Lutheran College
Hns
Washington, D. C
Cummer
Minnie Schmidt
Minneapolis
Epworth League
C. Strickler
Twin Cities
National Medical Asociation
State Board of Regents
Fred Borman
Milford
Henningson
Anna Faas
William H. Raverty
Jessie M. Current
Town of
Home
George
A. O. U. W. Fraternity
Herman’s Heights
William Maxwell
Rockville
Iowa
John Huberty
le Soeur
Tillie Hartman
Holy Trinity Church
Alwin
Albert A. Melges
Virginia Dunnington
Jos. Hass
Chas. Silverson
Katie
Lottie
Charles
Wm. Silverson
John
Charles Forster
H. L. Saverien
Saverien
Fred Thieling
Rosa Davheim
Lafayette
Mankato Stone Company
Heller
Guy
Turner Hall
Turnverein
State Bank of
Reussemann
First North Streets
Alwins Fountain
W. . Haubrich
Minnie Hughes
Des Moines
Gruenfelder
Broadway
Haubrich
Review
Ian MacLaren
Sparrow
Richard le Gullienne
Aucassin
Wicolete
H. G. ‘Wells
Cayor
Tudor Jenks
Egerton Castle
O'Neil Latham
Sleepy Eye
The
Dispatch
E. C. McCoy
W. M
T. J. Murfin
N. M. Marfin
Richard Guse
Celia Jensen
Prairieville
Guse
Olivia
Herald
Edith Ransom
Dodge Center
A. F. Strickler
Mrs. McCune
Canada
Mr. McCune
Mesdames Tsaas Gallagher
Hugh McBain
Frank Bowles
Redwood
Walnut Grove
F. H. Dyckman
Hans Mo
Timne Gallagher
Mrs. Dyckman
Messrs. AT
B. H. Larrabee
Coast
Washington
Hans Mogensen
Oregon
F. W. Jouxton
Price
W. B
North ‘Minn, St
M. Hummel
Palmer
Sterling
M. Differdang, Prop
Held Bros. Book Store
Tennis Guides
Baseball Guides
Base Ball
Held Bros
Stubbes
Stuebe’s Model Meat Market
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