End of Brown County May term ends with varied verdicts
After three weeks in session the Brown County May term adjourned with verdicts in multiple cases. Pfaender and Erickson won $107.30, Edward F. Berkner plaintiffs $190, and a plaintiff in another suit recovered $117,650. Several cases settled, including Twin City Co v Berkner for 286.11 and New Ulm Roller Mill Co v Dares for 1700. Two inmates received sentences, Wenzel Windschildl for incest to Stillwater, A Isaacson to St. Cloud Reformatory for four months, and Henry Ahrens had his 60 day jail term reduced and suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Pfaender & Erickson
A. Heers
J. A. Brudell
Alex Ahlgren
Plain Hit
Twin City Co
Berkner
Olson
W. Markland
Geo. Snyder
County of Brown
H. L. Holdale
Ida Vogtel
Brown County Bank Va
Emil G. Hage
Johnson
Red Wing
Olsen
Wenzel Windschildl
Stillwater
A. Isaacson
A. Saxon
St. Cloud Reformatory
Henry Ahrens
Justice Court
Cambria News Briefs Highlight Local Births and Events
Happy parents welcome a baby boy, third son with no girls in the family. Local students Gladys Owens, Maren Owens and others return home for summer. Decoration Day at the Presbyterian church includes speeches by Rev. Ross, musical quartets, the Cambria Band, and a cemetery ceremony with Taps. Mr and Mrs Siver Larson relocate to Cambria joining the band. Rev. and Mrs. John D. Jones depart for San Francisco after a farewell party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Owens
Mankato High School
Maren Owens
Myrtle Harbo
Iver Price
Ellis Jones
Willard Price
New Ulm High School
Gwennie
Stella Evans
South Dakota
Presbyterian Church
Evan Evans
Emery Floyd
D. C. Price
William Ellis Jones
Butternut
Evans Price
Cambria
Cambria Cemetery
Hugh T. Williams
Gareis
Siver Larson
Larson
John D. Jones
Ottawa
Jones
San Francisco
Cambria Presbyterian Church
B. D. Hughes
Owen Owens
DC. Price
James D. Price
Backer Family Visitor From Sidney Nebraska
Emil D. Backer arrived home Friday evening to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Christ C Backer on North Franklin Street. Mr Backer is a music instructor in Sidney public schools and will return there in the fall. He plans to attend Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois during his summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil D. Backer
Sidney
Nebr
Christ C. Backer
Franklin Street
Mr. Backer
Ife
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Brown County Board Proceedings May 29 1922
County Commissioners met May 29 at the Court House. North Star township asked $2500 to gravel and grade 7.25 miles of road. committee Johnson and Sperl to let the contract. Weed inspectors H F Dohrman and John A Sellner appointed. term June 1 to Nov 1, 1922. Inspectors paid 40 cents per hour and 10 cents per mile. Bids invited for removing and marking steel of the old Iberia bridge and painting new Cottonwood river bridges. bids due July 10, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Court House
North Star
Johnson
Sperl
H. F. Dohrman
John A. Sellner
Iberia
Cottonwood River
City Council Accepts Heating Company Report
At a special meeting the city council accepted the heating plant report noting strong financial results that could wipe out indebtedness within a year and provide new revenue. The four block heating area along Minnesota street used 11081.63 for 1921 with total plant cost 40769.29. Storm sewer and water main assessments drew broad support with no opposition. matters to be revisited at the June 4 regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Street
Threatened Cut Delays Minnesota Highway Aid Plans
Minnesota faces potential delays to road work as federal aid to be used for the Confrence committee tied legislation. Officials Babcock and Mullen report Minnesota may receive only partial federal funding this year, with the Senate favoring direct appropriations and the House resisting until next year. Traveling inspectors praise state maintenance and drainage while noting overhead costs run around five percent, lower than other states, due to centralized operations in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congreve Desirous
Charles M. Babcock
J. H. Mullen
Washington
New Ulm
Vicinity
Minnesota
Congress
Senate
House
Babcock and Mullen
Iowa
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
St. Paul
Minnesota Highway Department
Babcock
J. T. Ellison
Highway Commission
Highway Department
Hundred Lives Lost as Egypt Sinks Off Ushant
A P and O steamer Egypt with 88 passengers and 290 crew sank after colliding with the Seine off Ushant near Brest. Rescue and inquiry follow as more than 100 are feared dead with 16 passengers and 80 crew missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsular & Oriental Line
Egypt
Ushant
Brest
France
Seine
London
Bombay
Embryo Fish Dumped into Palmont Lakes Sparks Fishery Debate
About thirty cans of small pike embryos were dumped into Palmont Lakes. With 250 fishermen going out daily and averaging five fish each, the daily catch value is estimated at around $125. The notice hints at broader concerns for the marine stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palrmont Lakes
Makl
Gust Reinke treated at Union hospital in New Uim
Courtland News notes Mrs Gust Reinke was brought to Union hospital of New Uim for treatment last week. Local residents Louly Fitener Fred Stolt Sr Ernst Stolt Rudolph Bode visit Sabin Minnesota to see Prof Martin Bussmann. Immanuel Church festival set for June 11 with Ladies Aid serving coffee and lunch in the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Reinke
Union Hospital of
New Uim
Louly Fitener
Echo and
Wood Lake
Fred Stolt
Ernst. Stolt
Gon
Rudolph Bode
Arthur Bode
Nute
Sabin
Minnesota
Martin Bussmann
Johannes Raedeke
Swan Lake
Samuel Bode
Herman Poehler
South St. Paul
Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel Church
Social events and gatherings across North State street area
A weekend of social events features Mrs Clifton Smith and Mrs A J Loeffler hosting Miss Thecla Eibner at a North State street home with a six oclock lunch and card games won by Mrs Peter Kitzberger and Mrs Albert Pfaender. Other hosting includes Mrs Frank Konek for her son Donalds birthday, Mrs Charles Engelbert on South Minnesota with five hundred wsis and prizes for Mrs Alex Ranweiler and others, and a large Camp Fire gathering at Henry Held home with Miss Elizabeth Spriesterbach guiding. Dr and Mrs C C Strickler hosted a reception at Dr and Mrs G F Belnele home for about sixty guests with music and a late delicious repast. Mrs Strickler received a silver flower basket and roses. Mrs Jos M Arbes entertained children for Mae Jule and James birthday luncheon. Several members traveled and hosted gatherings, including trips to Franklin and Washington State plans, and Bridge clubs meeting at Parkview apartments and Center Street with high honors won by Mrs Jos M Arbes and Mrs Albert Spaeth. The Eagle-Roller Mill office shower celebrated Florence Koehler as bride with aluminum gifts on May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Smith
A. J. Loeffler
North State Street
Thecla Eibner
Peter Kitzberger
Albert. Pfaender
Miss Eibner
Frank Konek
Donald
Charles Engelbert
Minnesota Street
Wsis
Alex. Ranweiler
Herman Liebenbrunner
Philip Liesch
Engelbert
C. C. Strickler
G. F. Belnele
Jos. M. Arbes
South State Street
Mae Jule
James
Gasnes
Arbes
Eleanor Mullen
J. H. Siegel
C. M. Olsen
Louis G- Vogel
Franklin
Andrew J. Olin
T. Q. Streinsgirth
Parkview Apartments
G. E. Poynter
J. L. Schoch
Center Street
Jos. M. Arbés
Albert Spaeth
M. J. Heber
Foster Fisher
Eagle-Roller Mill Company
Florence Koehler
Miny Koehler
Trip to Colorado and social visit notes
Dr and Mrs Wm Friteche and family left yesterday for a three month trip to Colorado accompanied by Mrs G A Pritache and son Teddy. Mrs Alfred Schroeck hosted a group at her South Minnesota home with five hundred won by Mrs Otto Heymann second by Mrs Joseph Koehler and Mrs Kate Hueberlelow. Minnesota railroad commission ordered permanent grain sale records by Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Duluth Board of Trade and St Paul Grain Exchange. Records cover date quantity buyer seller addresses prices and terms and apply to spot cash grain arrivals and future deliveries. Action follows US Supreme Court ruling on the Trading Act and farm bloc leaders plan new legislation. Mr and Mrs M J Bieber and daughter Judith returned from Rochester after weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Friteche
G. A. Pritache
Teddy
Colorado
Alfred Schroeck
South
Minnesota Street
Otto Heymann
Joseph ‘Koehler
Kate Hueberlelow
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Duluth Board of ‘Trade
St. Paul Grain Exchange
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
Lafayette News Dist 55 Holds community event and dance
The district 55 school closed Tuesday with a well attended afternoon of games and prizes won by Jos Warta John Sacks Mrs Hubert Preisinger and others. An evening barn dance at George Sackl s honored teacher Miss Anne Thornton. Families visited relatives and friends in Sleepy Eye and local farms were helped by Louis Adam Jr. and Tos Schreiner with their relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette News
Dist
Jos. Warta
John Sacks
Hubert Preisinger
Gee
Sacks
Harold ‘Traurig
Otto Klossner
Irene Franta
Florence Berdan
George Sackls
Anne Thornton
Jos
Franta
Sylvester
Fremont
Irene
Ida Frants
Frank Gobbach
Henry Forst
Albert Kunz
Willard
Roseline
Frank Klemment
World War Vets Urge Democracy In Speech At Minneapolis
General Organizer Jack Braden addresses World War Veterans in Minneapolis, arguing the group formed soon after the armistice to defend democracy. He criticizes wartime dealings, warns against using leaders within allied groups, questions treasury control, and contrasts railroads and shipping profits with soldiers' bonus delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World War Veterans
Jack Braden
Minneapolis
Bradon
WW. V
American Legion
Buddy
Treasury
Federal
Feder
al Treasury
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I5saachen
ST. Cloud
UBL
Adam Breinbenbach
Edward F. Berkner
Melzer
Theodore Melzer
J. E. Gould
Uhr Turnverein
Mr. Melzer
L. A. Sandberg
Anton Zeug
Cambria News
Sete Snes
County Board Proceedings
City Council
East Central States
Courtland News
Saweazeene
Mise Elizabeth Spriesterbach
Henry Held
C. A. Stolz
Bima
Washington State
Storx
E.J. Gilliland
Hazel, Wash
Miss Elma
Seattle University
Mesdames O. M. Olsen
New Prague
Leglie Oben
M. J. Bieber
Judith
Rochester
Harvey Knees
New Alm
Joe Metzen
Payne Street
Frank H. Seifert
South German Street
Savage
Emil F. Golnick
Albert Pfaender
Germany
Luella Cordes
Franklin St
F. Korth
Houte 1
New
Uhn
C. H. Boyer
National Life Insurance Company of the
U. S. of A
LaSalle St
Chicago
Kodak
Goode
Electrc
West Hazleton
Optometrist
Dakota House
Ady
Beaufort
Minn
Point Pleasant
Madison Lake
T. F. Hammermeister
Arbes Brog
New Drug
IN. W
Bingham Bros. Coal & Grae
WM. J. von Bank
D. D
Ottomeyer
Tel
John Henle
Rance Meyer
Ulm Brick & Tile
Chas
Emmerich
F. J. Pelant
Arbes Bros
New Ulm. Minn
G. Strickler
Dubie
Strickler & Dubbe Physicians and Surgeons
State Bank of New Ulm Oficehoura
Win
Stricklerres
P. W. Sookup Plumbing
DR. A. V. Seifert Dentist Office
Arbel Bros. Drug Store
New Ulm, Minn
Albert Steinhauser
U. S
J. H. Vogel
D. J. Seifert
Drs. Vogel & Seifert
Vogel
L. A. Fritsche
Albert Fritsche
William H. Fritsche
Geo. F. Reineke
A. C. Amann
C. A. Hints
Fritsche Black
N. Minn. St
Hilstone
Vonerets
Saffert Cement Construction CO
Third North St
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