District Court Reopens with Full Day of Trials
District court reconvened at 10 am with Judge Albert Joheon presiding. First case Prants Wonninger vs Joseph Altenburg ended with verdict for Wonninger 62 dollars minus about 10 for Altenburg repairs. another verdict no cause of action for Mary Wonninger vs Joseph Altenburg. Proceedings listed several cases on calendar with additional dockets and pending trials for Anton Zangl vs Law Stock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Joheon
Red Wing
Prants Wonninger
Joseph Altenburg
Wonninger
Lafayette Township
New Ulm
Rye
Mary
Woenninger
Altenburg
MUS
Mary Ubl
Mary Werninger
Werninger
Abe
Anton Zangl
Zengl
District Court
Brown County
Albert Johnson
Red Winje
Wonkswea
Dane
They
John Sehnobrich
Carl Kamm
Frank Mack
Carl Kanto
Wenninger
Otto Wirdenmann
Levi Samuelson
Citizens State Bank of St. Peter
Ld Leon
Chas
Bruske
Fran
Louise Williams
al Va
Louise Tolurer
Isborg
Kennedy Visits New Ulm Amid Friendly Welcome
Kennedy and New Ulm Gas Co incorporator A Kieinedy spent days in the city renewing acquaintances. Kennedy praised New Ulm as beautiful and hospitable and hinted he might consider returning to make it his home. An all day picnic Friday near Nicollet will feature Dr Henrik Shipstead and A C Townley among speakers, starting at 11 a.m. with attendees asked to bring dinner baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kieinedy
New Ulm Gas Co
Spooner
Wia
Kennedy
New Ulm
R. F Cormpurt
Nicollet
Minnesota
Henrik Shipstead
A. C. Townley
Nonyurugan League
Jubilee silver wedding celebrated by Mr and Mrs J Kamrath
A 25th wedding anniversary was celebrated at the John Kamrath home in New Ulm with about 50 guests. Mrs Kamrath wore a bridal gown and carried a silver bouquet while gifts were presented. the couple, natives and relatives from Minnesota attended, including Dr Froehlich and family and several Kamrath relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kamrath
No. Jefferson Street
Kamrath
Germany
Bertha Froehlich
St. Clair
New Ulm
Froehlich
Chief River Falls
Minn
Rudolph Froehlich
Paynaville
Ed. Froehlich
Otto Froehlich
Wm. Froehlich
Carl Radke
St. Char
Aug
Paul Friholz
Herman Schwecel
Wellington
Pete Sorenson
Paynesville
George Jacobs Called by Death Former Sheriff and Councilor
George Jacobs longtime Brown County sheriff and New Ulm city council member died at his North Minnesota street home Friday at 5 am from complications of a paralytic stroke suffered last Wednesday. Born September 30 1836 in Bochenen Hanover Germany he was nearly 84. He came to America in 1850 lived in New Orleans St Louis before settling in New Ulm. He served as Brown county sheriff 1865 1866 and later was a longtime Odd Fellows secretary and Maennerchor director. Funeral held at Buenger's parlors with burial in City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jacobs
Brown’ S County
New Ulm
North
Minnesota Street
Germenyi
Mr. Jacobs
Bochenen
Hanover
Germany
Elizabeth Store
Odd Fellows
Jacobs
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
New Ulm Maennerchor
Justice of the Peace
Buenger
Steinhauser
Inmate James Dwyer Dies at St Alexander Home for Aged
James Dwyer an inmate at St Alexander Home for the Aged in this city died Thursday night at the institution aged 73. The remains were shipped to Fairfax for burial the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dwyer
St Alexander
Fairfax Tor
Six Day Chautauqua in New Ulm Promises Varied Programs
New Ulm prepares a six day Chautauqua starting June 12 at the Armory with Neapolitan Troubadours led by Vittoria Somma, a juvenile court lecture by Judge Roland W. Baggott, and daily concerts by the New Ulm Hofmeister band. The schedule includes Chicago Festival Quintet, Gladys Swarthout, Princess TeAta with her Indians, and Vierra’s Royal Hawaiians, plus other music, lectures, and entertainment through June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
New Ulm Chautauqua Association
Roland W. Baggott
Dayton
Ohio
Armory
New Ulm Hofmeister
Vittoria Somma
Roland W. Baggot
Chicago
Africa
Gabriel Maguire
Boston
Howard Jaffy
Delson Conway
Savino Rendina
Bill Bone
Gladys Swarthout
Princess TeAta
Homer L. Hulbert
Korea
Shamrock
Heather
M. H. Jackson
J. Hartley Manners
New York
Laurette Taylor
Cort ‘Theatre
London
Vierra
Royal Tiawaiians
Jessie Rae Taylor
Charaeters
Royal Hawaiians
Public concert at Dr Martin Luther College Monday evening
Lovers of good music are invited to a public concert at Dr Martin Luther College on Monday June 14 at 8 o'clock. Choral selections of sacred and secular nature will follow with mixed, male and female choirs performing. The pupils will play piano pieces and organ works, with arrangements by C G Reim, jewellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Martin Luther College
Bond Issue Carried In New Ulm For Electric Plant
New Ulm voters approved a $250000 bond issue to fund a new municipal electric light and power plant. In the special election held Tuesday June 8, 623 ballots were cast with 430 in favor and 193 against, surpassing the required three fifths majority by 58 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
North German Park
Otto Oswald
Jerry Reardon
Herman Beussmann
Emil Mueller
Karl Aufderheide
Hugo Gebser
Wm. Lieb
Chas, Brust, Sr
Ath. Henle
Citizens Vote on Bond Issue in Brown County
Brown County voters authorized a bond issue tied to a $250,000 electric plant project while June settlement records show a county total of $348,103.36, up $58,211.30 from last year. School districts receive $78,478.14 and cities $96,309.16 with state and county shares also rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Brown
Louis G. Vogel
Henry J. Berg
Brown County
New Physician Dr. F H Dubbe Joins New Ulm Practice
Dr. F H Dubbe of Minneapolis has arrived in New Ulm and joined Dr. C C Strickler. They will operate a shared office above the State Bank of New Ulm and plan a laboratory tied to their medical and surgical work. Dubbe, a University of Minnesota medical graduate from Jordan, has hospital experience in New York and Minnesota. Contact details: residence 846 and office 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
F. H. Dubbe
Minneapolis
C. C. Strickler
Dubbe
Trickler
State Bank of
Jordan
University of Minnesota
Nsyork
Northwestern
Minneapolia V
Minneapolis General Hospital
Emil F. Buenger
North
Washington Street
Republican Convention Opens in Chicago with Top Nomination Hopefuls
The Republican National Convention began in Chicago on Tuesday. Leading candidates for the nomination include Senator Hiram Johnson of California Governor Frank O Lowden of Illinois and General Leonard Wood. Gov Wim C Sproul of Pennsylvania is seen as a dark horse. Frederic Schaerrer has sold the Funk farm and plans to live in Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hiram Johnson
California
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Leonard Wood
Wim. C. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Dark Horse
Death Claims Henry Cordes Pioneer Hotel Owner
Henry Cordes a longtime plasterer and stone mason died at his North Jefferson home Monday afternoon aged 84. Born February 2 1836 in Rupke Germany he came to America in the 1860s and settled in New Ulm after stints in St Peter and Pennsylvania. He built the first Northwestern Hotel and later worked as a plasterer and mason before retirement. Survived by wife Sophia Landau four sons Edward Arnold Herman and Charles Cordes 19 grandchildren and one sister. Funeral Thursday at the Methodist church with Rev Hahn officiating. Burial in Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cordes
North
Jefferson Street
Pete
Rupke
Hanover
Germany
America
Pennsylvania
St. Peter
Sophia
Dorothea Landau
Edward
Arnold
Herman
Charles Cordes
New Ulm
John Smith
Cordes
Northwestern
Methodist
Hahn
Co operatives Buy Two Stores In New Ulm
The New Ulm Co operative Association took over Wm H Bierbaum grocery on North Minnesota and John H Haenze’s cash grocery on South Minnesota last Friday. A remodel and inventory lead to a new building plan with capital raised from 20000 to 100000, and opening expected in two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H- Bierbaum
Minnesota Street
John H. Haenze
New Ulm Co-operative Association
Bierbaum
Co-Operative
O. J. Wicht
Ulm Co-operative Association
Bierbaum Place
Wm. H. Bierbaum
F. H.behnke
Red Front
Wm. P. Backer
Married Fifty Years Celebrated by Penning Couple
Mr and Mrs Peter Penning honored their golden wedding anniversary at Summit Avenue home last Wednesday. Married June 2 1870 in this city with Judge Francis Baasen officiating they have three children one alive Mrs Paul Lehmann New Ulm. He a Germany native born March 8 1842 served in union army later moved to Stark Brown County. Mrs Penning born October 13 1862 Gratsville Pa came to New Ulm 1864. They lived on a Stark farm until 1907 then moved to New Ulm where they remain. Both enjoy good health amid pioneer hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Penning
Summit Avenue
Penning
Francis Baasen
Paul Lehmann
New Ulm
Germany
America
Port Washington
Wis
Thenion
Browncount
Stark
Sleepy Eye
Hecker
Gratsville
Jonas Laudenschlager
Weg
Jos. Classen
Springfield
Nicollet Coounty
JA. Loehl
T. Beem
Peterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glsen
Wenninger-Altenburg
Mrs. J. Kamrath
Alfred J. Vogel
Howard
Milwaukee
Margaret Vogel
Downer College
Tusk County
State University
Comfrey
Hanska
Ryan
Gobden
Albin
Rashaw
Burnstown
Cottonwood
Hiden
Home
Lake Hanska Leavenworth
Linden
Milford
Mulligan
North Star
Prairieville Sigel
Nicholas Boerger
Milbank
Boer
Ger
Sophia Biermann
Wenden
Ve Baba
Elgin
Boerger
Panera
Eee Eh
Eae
Milbai
Iisllee
Frederic Schaerrer
Funk
Europe
Switzerland
Pioneer New
Bult Northwestern Hotel
WM. Bierbaum
Bierbaum's
Wicht
W. C. MacCann
St. Paul
Co-operative Wholesale Society of America
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