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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1920

Page

8

Local Residents Return Home and Visit Nearby Towns

Rev Stephen Winter returns from a brief stay at his home near Le Sueur and Alwin returns to New Ulm at her sister Mrs Fred Speerhase's home in Winthrop. Vernon Polkow of Springfield and Chas Palmer of Sloppy Bye Teancastis conduct business in New Ulm. Dr B J Borgeson of Hanska visited Thursday afternoon. Wm Di Pleasanty at Fairfield returns from several days with friends Ed Berndt and John Dengler Sr. motored to Madelia Thursday to spend time with relatives.

Erov Stephen Winter le, Sueur Alwin Newit Fred. Speerhase Winthrop Chaitean Vernon Polkow Springfield Coonessioner Chas. L. Palmer Sloopy Bye Teancastis Busines New Ulm Saluming H. Dubbe B. J. Borgeson Hanska Fairfish Ed. Berndt John Dengler, Sr Madelia Wm. Silverson

Wool Growers of Brown County Meet to Form Co operative

At a Sleepy Eye gathering in the Commercial Club rooms the Brown County Wool Growers Association was formed. Tom Gannon was elected president, Otto Friton vice president, JD Ingraham secretary treasurer, with H A Alfred and Roy Current on the board. The cooperative aims to boost the wool trade, provide supplies, weigh and grade wool, and market it with costs prorated among shippers. Membership is fifty cents a year, and the group expects to set delivery dates and handle records, promising to return as much as the market allows after expenses with a small sinking fund for the association.

Commercial Club Sleepy Eye Brown County Wool Growers Association Tom Gannon Otto Friton JD. Ingraham H. A. Alfred Roy Current Bro Saunty Eye Shipping Association

A Youthful Orator Gleans Gettysburg Flair

The Review could not attend the Decoration Day at City Cemetery last Monday morning and thus omits mention of Howard Vogel son of Mr and Mrs Alfred J Vogel. He is praised as a youthful Demosthenes whose future oratory may flourish. In local notes, the weekly skat tournament at Turner Hall saw Max Burg win 28 net games, Cornelius Sittard 57 net points, and Otto Schneider third in the club solo event against four matadores.

City Cemetery Howard Vogel Alfred J. Vogel Lincoln Demosthenes Turner Hall Max Burg Cornelius Sittard Otto Schneider

Senator La Follette at the Mayo Hospital

Senator La Follette of Wisconsin is in Rochester Minnesota after a major operation at Mayo Hospital last Friday. Doctors promise he will be back on the stump within six weeks amid political speculation about Chicago convention action and possible National Service Party nomination. Lester P. Barlow reported La Follette willing to accept that nomination at a July convention.

Senator la Follette Wisconsin Rochester Minn Mayo Hospital Chicago Lester P. Barlow la Follette National Service Party Barlow

Shoot at Hunters Rest Shows Close Gold Medal Duel

A Sunday morning shoot at Hunters Rest produced a close contest for the gold medal. Jos. Klaus led with 185 on the king target, followed by Wm. Pfeiffer at 180 and John Hauenstein at 179. JSnil Golnick finished with 130. Scores on king and man targets were listed.

Jos. Klaus Wm. Pfeiffer John Hauenstein Jsnil Golnick Chas. Hauenstein Wm. Hy Britsche Geo. Wicherski Hy. J. Meyer Hugo Gebser Emil Gollnick Dr. Alb. Fritsche C. A. Fing

Rural Carrier Examination Notice in Brown County Minnesota

The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier examination for Brown County Minnesota to be held June 26 1920 at New Ulm Sleepy Eye and Springfield to fill rural carrier vacancies in Springfield and other post offices in the county. Open to qualified domiciled citizens. both men and women may enter though sex may be specified for certification. Women limited to widows or wives of disabled servicemen. Form 1977 and blanks available now. send applications to Washington DC promptly. Miss Lydia Borg attended a bridal shower for Miss Berg at the Schaefer home, receiving many gifts as she nears marriage to Shas Herzog.

United States Civil Service Commission Brown Minn New Ulm Sleepy Bye Springfield U.S U. S Washington, D. C Commission Washington

No decision on gas rate rise by New Ulm Gas Co

City council discussed New Ulm Gas Co request for higher rates. The committee found revenue below operating expenses but gave no recommendation. Treasurer Hennick urged about 45 cents per 1000 cubic feet increase, to 1.85. decision postponed to a special meeting with possible June effect. Sewer projects on Valley and Minnesota streets also reviewed. City to pay two thirds and property owners one third. bids to be opened next meeting.

Ulm Hennick New Ulm Gas Co Valley Street Center Fourth South Board of Public Works Minnesota Street

City council ends with sewer plan blocks and park enforcement

City council discussed Minnesota street sewer feasibility between Ninth and Tenth North streets, deferring to the Board of Public Works. They approved street improvements for Fourteenth North Street to aid a gravel hauler, instructed police to keep cattle from Riverside Park, and granted fire department appropriations for state tournament travel. Additional items covered sprinkler sale, Front Street work, and election judges for a North German Park power plant bond issue. Local social notes followed.

Minnesota Street Sith Fifth North F. D. Minium Ninth Tenth North Board of Public Works George Saffert Saffert Gugisberg Construction Co Fourteenth North Street Garden and Jefferson Saffert Council m Vogelpohl New Ulm Fire Department New Ulm Battery Springfield Otto Oswald Held & Haeberle Front Street North German Park Jerry Reardon Herman Beussmanny Emil Mueller Karl Adterheide Hugo Gebser Wm. Lieb Chas, Brust, Sr Ath. Henle

City-City Ekes Out Narrow Victory

Otto Dallann Annie Hauer and Arthur Biermann lead Elsie Hangatz in a tight contest as City-City secures a slim win. Details remain unclear from fragmentary text.

Otto Dallann Annie Hauer Arthur Biermann, Elsie Hangatz

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