Free concert at Congregational church charms crowd
A Tuesday evening concert at the Congregational church drew a well filled audience despite rain. Performers from Minneapolis included Miss Margaret Hicks pianist Miss Marthela Moody vocalist and Mrs Edgar Zelle violinist. They offered a lullaby composed by Hicks and dedicated to Moody, highlighting their merit in local musical circles.
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Margaret Hicks
Marthela Moody
Edgar Zelle
Minneapolis
Miss Hicks
New Ulm Aims to Recruit for Southern Minnesota Artillery Battalion
Local efforts begin to organize a New Ulm battery for a new artillery regiment with a promised southern battalion. Targets include New Ulm Mankato and St Peter as sites for the three batteries. Lt Col Oliver J Quane of St Peter met in Mankato to discuss forming the unit and transferring Company A to Luverne was debated with Governor Burnquist’s military board.
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New Ulm
Mankato
St. Peter
Oliver J. Quane
State Military Board
Company A
Luverne
Rhinow
Philip Liesch
Laverne
Quane
Minnesota
Mollilon
Union Hospital to sell more stock at upcoming meeting
Union Hospital association held its annual meeting at Turner Hall electing H. L. Beecher August Puhlmann and Robert Lashbrecht as directors. A proposal to issue 40000 in additional preferred stock was discussed to cut indebtedness and reduce interest. Nearly 2000 in stock subscriptions unpaid. Receipts for the year 16739.63 with expenses 16911.14. Assets listed at 53986.21 with real estate under water. Three hundred seventy three patients treated this year with 11 deaths and 6 births. 280 operations performed since opening.
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The
Union Hospital Association
Turner Hall
H. L. Beecher
Puhlmann
New Ulm
Robert Lashbrecht
Milford Township
Jacob Klossner, Jr
Association
F. H. Retzlaff
Bath
Retzlaff
Hospital Dinner Supports Ladies Aid Society Efforts
R H Rétaai, Alex Russell and Mirai C G Reim spoke on hospital work. The Ladies Aid Society reported dinner service last Wednesday netted about $100. Directors and officers received a unanimous vote of thanks, following a motion by Mr. Russell.
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R. HO Rétaai
Alex Russell
Mirai
C. G. Reim
Ladies’ Aid Society
Russell
May Term District Court Ends With Several Cases Continued
The May term of Lyon county district court adjourned after a half day, with several cases postponed to the next session. Judge Olsen noted the need to attend Marshall as district court there begins. Lang received a life sentence for the Sleepy Eye murder, showing weakness en route to Stillwater. Ed. Berkner won 2494.26 in a Sleepy Eye real estate dispute. Multiple cases including Steinmetz vs Fischer & Youngman and Hoffman vs La Gow were continued or stricken.
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Altho
Olsen
Marshall
Lyon County District Court
Matthew H. Lang
Mayme Ganske
Sleepy Eye
Lang
Julius
Stillwater
Edward F. Berkner
Andrew Steinmetz
Fischer & Youngman
Noel C. Hoffman
E. W. la Gow
John H. Grant
Anton Anderson
State Bank of
Library Hours Open Friday Afternoons Through Summer
The High School library will be open to the public on Friday afternoons from 2 to 5 o'clock through the summer. Librarian Miss Juni will provide books and magazines. The past year saw 1,122 books and 717 volumes added, with $390 spent on books and $52 on magazines. Rev and Mrs Mayer expect a house party when their children arrive. Alma, teaching at Le Sueur Center, visited Cassel and Minneapolis, plans arrival tonight. Their son George, a University of Minnesota student, comes home Saturday. Leona studies at the Minneapolis Institute of Art and will take a summer business course away from home.
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Juni
George Mayer
Alma
le Sueur Center
Jefferson Lake
Cassel
Minneapolis
George
University of Minnesota
Leona
Minneapolis Institute of Art
First Fare Concert Opens Season by New Ulm Band
The New Ulm Concert Band presented the season's first open air concert at Turner Park last Sunday despite threatening weather. The outdoor crowd was large yet diminished by rain and a poor forecast. It marks the band’s second Turner Park season with expected growth. weekly programs will start next week, though program details were unavailable this week.
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Turner Park
New Ulm
Review
Fesenmaier
Fort Ridgely Cemetery Association elects officers
The Fort Ridgely Cemetery Association elected officers including President C. H. Hopkins, Secretary J. C. Fullerton, Treasurer Charles Bauernmeister, and Actuary A. F. Pickle. The annual financial report shows $92.72 in the treasury.
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Fort Ridgely Cemetery Association
C. H. Hopkins
J. C. Fullerton
Charles Bauermeister
A. F. Pickle
Treasury
Teachers Depart for Summer Months Across District
Several public school teachers have left or prepared to depart for summer vacation. Names include Mise Louise Pederson from Forest City Iowa. Miss Elsie Teschner from Milwaukee. Miss Freda Maurer heading to New York state. Kasson Seiteras will run a garage and repair shop at Essig after moving equipment from New Ulm. Farmers with cars seek a local repair and supply station to serve patrons.
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Mise Louise ‘Pederson
Forest City
Iowa
Elsie Teschner
Milwaukee
Freda Maurer
New York State
B. D. Hughes
Cambri
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