Local Notes Highlight Community and Family Ties
Local items show Mrs Juul Thorsness visiting the Winkelmanns, Editor Hodges from Sleepy Eye visiting, teachers on summer leave, and various residents moving, traveling, or attending events. A city heating bid readied, Dr Vogtel moving to Winthrop practice, and multiple family visits mark a bustling spring in New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Hodges
Sleepy Eye
Minnie Pfisterer
Madison, Minn
Frederickson
Springfield
Court House
M. E. Vogtel
Chas Vogtel
Winthrop
G. E. Strout
Vogtel
Strout
State Bank of
University of Chicago
Chicago
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Bord & Mortgage Co
Minnesota
Jennie Meile
Jackson Public
Anna Rolloff
Milford
Frank Tuttle
Golden Gate
Emil G. Hage
North Dakota
Anna Hellriegel
Mobridge, S. D
Ni Ulm
H. L. Ramme
Wm. Juderjahn
City Light and Water Works
Mr. Plamann
Owatonna
Stella Schilling
Opera House
Miss Schilling
New Ulm
Fred Morris
Geo. Kuck
Walter
Henry Ahrens
Redwood Falls
Stanley Koehler
Harmony
Madeira
Hertha Heers
New York
Philadelphia
Art Institute
John Siegell
Minneapolis
A. C. Ochs
Alb. Pfaender
Hermann Pfaender
Gilfillan Station
Chas. Gilfillan
John Doran
Henningsen
John A. Plamann
Minn
Plamann
Wesley Miller
State Street
Geo. J. Haag
Mr. Miller
Pillsbury & Co
Harriet Payne
Jahnke
Geo. Graff of
Ivanhoe
Lillian Landau
Hugo
St. Louis
Mankato
St. Peter
Henry Schwartz
Sykeston
N. C
Dorris Slade
Adrian
Gertrude Schumacher
Huron Lake
Elizabeth Schmidt
Gottlieb Schmidt
Fred Haman
Skat
Henry Klemer
Co. “B
Faribault
Margaret Schoch
Stout Training Schools
Great Lakes
Margaret
E. W. Colburn
Elkton, SD
Frederick Walther
Walther
Wm. Wicherski
Mrs. Wicherski
J. H. Forster
E. W. Gay
Peter Koehler
North German Street
Mr. Koehler
Henry Crone
City
Mrs
Theo. Crone
Frieda Hoffmann
West
Montana
Washington
Oregon
California
Bert. J. Dingler
Hazel E. Porter
Rochester Mann
John Dingler
St. Charles
Batonic
H. L. Kramer
Cascarets
Eatonic
Tr Eatonic
Kramer
Hummel Bros
New Ulm, Minn
Panama
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Chant Tailoring Department
Mr. Web
Ster Tallant
Emil Metzinger
Florsheim Stoes
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