Close of Conference of Mankato and Western Congregational Churches
The union convention met at the Congregational church on June 3 with Rev. Geo. R. Merrill presiding and discussed a future union meeting at Mankato next year. The conference elected Geo. A. Wickwire as Scribe and C. A. Ruddock as Moderator and featured sermons on Congregational origins and mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato and Western Conferences of
Congregational Church and Ministers
Congregational Church
Geo. R. Merrill
D. D
Mankato
Congregational Club
Churchen
G. Updyke
C. A. Ruddock
C. H. Curtis
Geo. A. Wickwire
S. W. Dickenson
American Bible Society
Geo
Alfred Wickwire
Harry W. Johnson
D. D. Supt
Home Missionary Society
Hegers
Sup. Merrill
J. W. Valentyne
J. Sidney Gould
Owatonna
Conference session details in Austinese gathering
The 1.80 conference met in Austinese with Missionary Society reports read by Mrs. A G Anderson and others. The evening included Scripture lessons, an anthem by New Ulm Church choir, and Rev J B McConnell delivering the annual sermon. A Missionary Committee was elected including T W Barbour Sleepy Eye and M J P Thing Lake Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelade
A. G Anderson
Mesdames Han
Rowe
Beecher Lange
Johnson
Uchoes
National Council
S Hjetland
Eakin
Thingy Wickwire
Thomas Hughes
8. G. Updyke
New Ulm Church
T. W. Babour
Sleepy Eye
M. J. P. Thing
Lake Benton
G. A. Ottomeyer
Shut Out By Springfield Brick Nine At Fair Ground
Springfield Brick nine defeated Hauen stein Brewing Co nine by 6 to 0, scoring in the 5th 6th and 7th innings after four scoreless frames. Flor of New Ulm got the only hit. Dotson struck out 12 for Springfield and Emmerich 6 for the visitors. The crowd enjoyed the game and paid admissions were gratifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Ground
Springfield Brick
Hauenstein Brewing Co
New Ulm
Flor
Springfield Boys
Dotson
Emmerich
Chas. Weber
Jake
Annual Meeting of Stark Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
The Stark Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance company held its annual meeting at the Sleepy Eye opera house with about 200 members present. Nine directors were elected and secretary John Cutting reported policy counts and earned premiums, noting steady growth. a proposed constitutional change failed. Also: Chas Weber, former Dakota House clerk, fled Saturday with a tenant's grip, $9 cash, and $30 of Hauvenstein baseball funds. whereabouts unknown, last heard from in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Opera House
Sleepy Eye
John Cutting
Chas. Weber
Dakota House
Fred Johnson
Hauvenstein Baseball Nine
Minneapolis
Firemen convention lights up New Ulm with parades and debuts
Delegates from the State Firemen's Association arrive in New Ulm for a convention. Turner hall serves as headquarters as the opening session begins with mayoral welcome. A grand turnout features lantern-lit parade plans, elaborate window displays, and notable artful decorations around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Regiment
Turner Hall
Weschcke
Ww. E. Koch
New Ulm
Mnestilius
Wm. B. Koch
Hugo Schreuder
Springfield
Tom Morris
Crookston
Turnner Hall
Turnvérein
Fred Ptaender
North German Park
German Park
Heller & Gag
Herman Park
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Man Or Boy
Hummel
N. Minn
St. New Ulm, Minn
Gfield
Hauensteins
P. J. Miller
Mulligan
Arnold Hillesheim
Stark
Isador Hass
Henry Scheiber
Cottonwood
Andrew Backer
Milford
Peter Mertz
Prairieville
Witte Ossbach, Sr
Etbin
Home
Anton Hilleshein
Sigel
William Vollinar
Stark Emma Emeger
Charles Preacott
Augusts Larson
Andrew F. Gall
Comfrey
Katherine Ha
Albert L. Jesse Raymond
Hulda Mueller
Burnstown
Firemenus Convention
Worms
Pioneer
Zachunky & Schilling Bothi
Minnesota Street
Julius Berndt
Hausdafeld Brewing Co
Eucesas
Umea
Cbs
Forster
Hirgyigar
Halt G Delat
Gene'Pfefferle
Pfefferle
Robt. Fessenmaier
Engel
Cronie’s
Fiber Office
Schell Brewing Co. Haa
Hornburg
Hauenstein
Wankato
Brown County Bank
Helen Kilkenny
New Portland
Ayer
Ieee Botsia
Lowell
Wil
Crone Brothers
The
Weneeda Bakery
G.A. Ottomeyer
Oply
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