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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
2
Miss Louise Hensel returned from Milford where she spent the past Monday evening teaching her third year. She will teach in the New Ohni schools this year.
City engineer expects most municipal jobs to finish by November 1 with the water mains on North Broadway and sewer work on North German Street continuing into late fall. Beussmann bridge approaches and Courtland bridge access add 4620 and 7500 respectively, plus several contracts totaling thousands.
Western Town Lot Co transfers Outlet A in Bedford to John Voltine for 250 dollars. Emil Witt sells Lot 4 and 97 North of Center Street in New Ulm to Margaret Polta for 1975 dollars. George T. Gieseke transfers Lots 1 13 and 12 Block 181 South of Center Street in New Ulm to Wesley C. Miller for 3300 dollars.
The first band concert at German Park Sunday night drew strong attendance despite cold weather. The program featured varied pieces including It’s a Long Way to Tipperary and a Sousa medley, with June 13 scheduled acts promised if weather cooperates.
Ninety members of the Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association were entertained in New Ulm on their fourth annual trade tour. The party arrived from St James and were greeted by city officials, the Commercial Club, and the Second Regiment Band.
Obituary notes Mrs Max Pfaender who died at Union Hospital after an operation for internal goiter aged 26 leaving husband Max and two young children. Also memorials for Heike Jansen of Linden, Charles Ross of Elgin, and Charles Keltgen of Belgrade, detailing births, movements, families, and funeral arrangements.
A $2000 bequest from Mr C Schwartz, who died in St Paul, supports the Dr M L College. A unnamed widow donated three sanitary drinking fountains. Rev J F Scherf donated $50 for equipment. Board approved summer repairs including concealed wiring and brick basement structures. Campus remodel includes a new driveway and grading. Dr L G Bell leaves for Minneapolis Friday and returns Monday.
The parsonage at the Congregational Church will undergo renovations this summer including new paint a refreshed chimney in the kitchen and new cement steps to improve appearance and comfort Parlors will also be freshened with varnish Miss Beatta Krook arrived home from Carleton College Saturday evening
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