Local Hospital Patients and Recoveries
A series of patients at the Union Hospital include Esther Wegmler of Lamberton who had an operation this week and is improving. Chicago resident Mrs. Henry Fuerst has been admitted since last Monday. Mrs. Henry Bartels of Glencoe underwent surgery last week and is progressing well. Sleepy Eyes resident Mrs. Fred Doberstein arrived Monday for treatment. Herman Schreyer of the city underwent surgery last Friday and is on the road to recovery. Miss Viola Gildemaister of Gaylord had an operation last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wegmler
Lamberton
Minn
Henry Fuerst
Chicago
Henry Bartels
Glencoe
Fred Doberstein
Sleepy Eyes
Herman Schreyer
Viola Gildemaister
Gaylord
10 Cent Casearets Promote Liver and Bowels
Advertising copy touts 10 cent Casearets for liver and bowels, claiming relief from headache, indigestion, biliousness, and constipation. Should cleanse stomach, reduce sour foods, remove toxins, and regulate bowels, with effect overnight.
Heating figures show net investment of heating company
During the year ending May 1, the Municipal Plant revenue from steam sales totaled 8 837 15 dollars. Of this, 110 28 dollars covered general expenses, 2 070 75 dollars paid as interest on New Ulm Heating Company stock, and 1 320 00 dollars went to the depreciation fund. The remainder 9 263 50 dollars was used to reduce indebtedness and retain stock for the corporation. Including last year’s extension costs, the total net investment of the Heating Company is now 40 699 29 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Heating Company
Seven to Leave for University of Minnesota Training
A group of seven men will depart the County Seat this Saturday for the University of Minnesota. Alfred J. Letzer Fred C. Winkelmann Edward J. Groff and Chas B. Wendt of Springfield FH M Swanson of Comfrey Summer Wolf of Sleepy Eye and Chas Herzog of New Ulm will receive Courre ini mechanical instruction to qualify for the aviation section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Alfred J. Letzer
Fred C. Winkelmann
Edward J. Groff
Chas. B. Wendt
Springfield
FH. M. Swanson
Comfrey
Summer Wolf
Sleepy Eye
Chas. Herzog
New Ulm
Car guests and barn dedication noted in community column
The clipping records a visit by Mr and Mrs Leo Grossmann and Rose to Mankato on Sunday in the father's car, Jack Schmitt owning a Buick roadster bought last Saturday, Miss Florence Galles arriving from Minneapolis to stay with Geo Sperl's family, and a large turnout for the dedication of the poor farm's new barn last Saturday night with music by Gag Thiede and Kitaberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Grossmann Axl
Rose
Jos Sehnebrich
Arthur Groebner
Mankato
Jack Schmitt
Florence Galles
Minneapolis
Geo. Sperl
Gag, Thiede
Kitaberger
Obituary Notices From Courtland and Nearby Towns
Courtland mourns Mrs. Herman Poehler born Marie Haevemeyer in 1871. She died June 7 after stroke and pneumonia, leaving husband Herman and three surviving children Bernhard, William, Esther, plus siblings and many relatives. Funeral at Courtland Lutheran Church with German sermon and English address. interment in Lutheran cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Ewald Dingler in Minneapolis after surgery and William Encel in this village aged 64, with brief life histories and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Poehler
Courtland
Marie Sophie Haevemeyer
Courtland Township
Bernhard C
New Ulm
William
Esther
Lydia
Poehler
Florida
Mr. Poehler
Sophie Haevemeyer
August
Minnie Poehler
John
Frederick H
Lutheran Church At
Ces
Courtlard Lutheran Church
H. Strasen
A. Amann
Wes Meade
Les
William Encel
Mecklenburg
Gemany
Joliet
Illinois
Minnesota
le Sueur County
St. Peter
Nicollet Township
Dora Wischstadt
Nicollet
William A
Herman Engel
J. C. Bode
Otto Zimmermann
Brown’ County
Tueband
Nicollet Lutheran Church
J. Koehler
Old Nicollet
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Funeral
Heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during our wife and mother's long illness and for attending the funeral. Special appreciation to Prof. A Ackermann and Rev. Strasen for solace. Herman Poehler and sons Lawrence Neumann, son of John F. Neumann, serves in U S Ordnance Department, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
A. Ackermann
Rev
Strasen
Lawrence Neumann
John F. Neumann
Prevent
Pittsburg
Ordnance Department
U. S. Service
Thrift Stamp Drive Doing Well Across County
The Thrift Stamp drive is progressing as planned with a county goal of 3580,000. $325,000 has already been secured as rain and busyness delay rural districts. Linden and Burnstown met their allotments quickly while Hanska led in early completion. New Ulm has seven eighths of its quota. Officials expect to finish in about one to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Burnstown
Hanska
New Ulm
Injunction Sought Over Toll Service Interference
The Springfield telephone company filed suit against the Village of Springfield alleging potential disruption to toll service south of town to the J. W. Patterson farm, where Springfield has extended electric service. A hearing on the temporary injunction is set before Judge Olsen in New Ulm on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Telephone Company
Springfield
J. W. Patterson
Olsen
New Ulm
Advertised Letters at New Ulm May 27 1918
The New Ulm Minnesota post office lists uncalled letters Barr Jos Harbeck John McNaught Mrs Donald Frice Joy Schmidt Herbert and warns they will go to the Dead Letter Office June 10 1918 if not claimed. Postmaster Fred Pfrender notes the fair season prompts growing and showcasing produce for state and county events.
Local notes from Witthrop and nearby communities
Kurt Winkelmann of Witthrop visited with friends Sunday. H C Krause and family of Ormesby spent Saturday visiting in New Ulm. Miss Ann Hetlinger visited Mrs D C Wickermann in Mankato Thursday. Mr and Mrs Medauh of Ithica New York visit Wm Skinner. Willie Larson, 16, son of Christian Larson, buried at Nora church. Corp Herman Schwantes writes from Camp Wadsworth, says promotion possible and overseas duty likely. Alex Waibel Jr returned from Camp Pike with honorable discharge for disability. Skat tournament at Turner Hall Chas A Heers won with 18 net games. Henry P Bastian second with 696 net points. Theo Manderfeld third with a club solo. Next meet possible last this summer. planning to decide next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hetlinger
D. C. Wickermann
Mankato
Medauh
Ithica
New York
Wm. Skinner
Esther Behnke
Alex Waibel Jr
Camp Pike
Turner Hall
Chas. Aheers
Henry P. Bastian
Theo. Manderfeld
End Stomach Trouble with Pape's Diapepsin Ad
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion and stomach upset. It promises relief within five minutes by neutralizing stomach acidity and claims benefits for souring, gas, lumps, nausea, and heartburn.
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Attorneys & Counselors
U. 8
Albert Steinhauser
U. S
William Pfaender
General Insurance
Heart of Business District
Ertma
Cnsurance
Elen
Ervicc
Chas. Emmerich
Bentzin
John Bentzin
WME
Huevelmann
East
Our Boys
France
Seaboard
Swift & Company
Swift & Company Union Stock Yards
Bee
U.S.A
RED Cross
F. W. Johnson
Brown County
Albin
Cottonwood
Lake Hanska
Milford
Total
Evan
Stark
Stately
Hilda Dingler
Ewald Dingler
Fairview Hospital
Cobden
Nels Nelson
Man Poehler
Alma Falk
Twin Cities
Forest English
Oscar Danielson
Camp Lewis
Kentucky
Camp Taylor
Ferdinand Crone
Milwaukee
Sylvia Johanna
Ccali
May
Sylvia
A. C. Hardy
Brockville
Ont
B. A. Stuart
Oconomowoc Wis
Seattle
Lisle Farm Company
Lisle, Til
Arthur Hay
Joseph Klinger
West Newton
Klinger
St. Agnes Society
Eligabeth Feremameier
Robert Fesenmaier
Havye
Adelheid
Mery
Florence
Andrew
New Ulm, Minn
Kurt Winkelmann
Witthrop
H.C. Krause
Ormesby
Willie Larson
Christian Larson
Nora
Pape
Racine
Racine Country
F. H. Retzlaff
NEW
Ulm, Minn
Lotoves Restos Tire Sea Bey Seurs Neste Racing. Rubber CO
Raging, Wis
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