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13 Jun 1900
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New Ulm Review in New Ulm, Minnesota
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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
1
Spring Jackets on Sale for Ladies Misses and Children
A local offer promotes spring jackets in all sizes and colors for women, misses, and children. The ad touts silk and satin lined jackets at surprisingly low prices to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaal
Ladies skirts in brocades and serges offered
Ladies tailored skirts in fancy brocades plain brilliantines and serges well lined finished correct in style and fit splendid value at specially low prices come early and choose selections.
June Term Litigation Opens With Twenty Civil Cases
The district court will convene next Tuesday for the June term with twenty civil matters listed. Notable cases include Elvina Benham vs May Ingraham et al and Werner Boesch estate matters. criminal calendar has a single case State vs Wm Buggert. Local report notes Bernadotte farmers plan a cooperative store linked to the post office with $4,000 capital and $2,000 already raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Elvina Benham
May Ingraham
Geo. T. Olsen
Somerville & Olsen
Hans Wallin
Emil Blankenburg
Charles W. Harmon
Stewart & Grover
George T. Olsen
Wolfgang Schmid
C. W. Everett & Co
Geo
Francis Boesch
C.R. Davis
Jos. A
the Lampert Lumber Co
A. Wheeler Et al
Plainiff
L. G. Davis
Jos
A. Eckstein
H. C. Warnke
A. Benham
A. Frederickson
Justice Court
Gunder M. Johnson
Peter Thompson
Louisa Beltz
Town of Eden
Somerville & Son
L.G. Davis
Kilbride
A. Henningsen
Bilar Heidale
Peter Geschwind
The
Board of County Commissioners of
Brown County
George T. Oleen
Order of County
Hallwood Cash Register Co
B. HL
Larrabee
Winar Hoidale
Wm. Buggert
St. Peter
Bermadotte
Bernadotte
Gustafson
Goodbye to Turner Hall Marks End of an Era
The Turner Hall in the city closes after nearly 50 years of service since its 1865 erection. A formal farewell event features Col Pfaender in German, A J Alwin in English, speeches by local figures, and music from the Turner Hall band as guests reminisce and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Col. Pfaender
Turnverein
A. J. Alwin
Chas. Baebr
Minneapolis
F. Burg
John ©. Rudolph
Hugo Roos
St. Paul
Children’s Day Exercises At Congregational Sunday School
For Children’s Day, Congregational Sunday School holds exercises next Sunday morning at 10 30. The program includes songs, responsive readings, prayers, recitations, and various classes from Primary to Little Sunbeams. Notable participants include Dwight Mowery Nial Neumann and May Mowery with a marching choir and school songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
Young Ladies Bible
Dwight Mowery
Nial Neumann
Little Blossoms
Ruth Welcome
Go Forward
Reading
Mass
Raise
Little Builders Primary Department
Little Sunbeams
Mowery
Nannie Barager
Mets Ycilest
Athens School
Death by Accident claims engineer at Glueck Brewing plant
Hermann W. Klages 40 of this city died Friday evening from an electric shock when a derrick wire touched a live line during construction at the Glueck Brewing Co in St Paul He aided by removing wine to prevent danger and perished His wife and three children survive He belonged to St Paul Engineer's club Sons of Hermann A O U W and St Anthony Turn Verein and funeral services were held under Hermann and Turn Verein auspices in New Ulm He was formerly connected with local firms and is buried locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann W. Klages
Clara
Glueck Brewing Co
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Minneapolis & St. Louis
R. N. Grady
Tom Hart
Minneapolis
Frank Barbeau
Association
Minneapolis Next Year Convention Concludes Its Labors
The Minneapolis Next Year annual convention closes Saturday with officers elected including J. P. Voss as president and R. N. Grady as 1st vice president. Seventy delegates opened proceedings Friday. a carriage drive to breweries and a Hermann Park picnic followed a Sunday excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Voss
Minneapolis
R.N. Grady
St.Paul
William Bradferd
Brainerd
I. E. Climb
Peter Thouwald
St. Paul
Albert Groupman
J. A. Seibel
J. E. Mullaney
Frank Barbeau
Andrew Holm
H. M. Gann
Peter Thorwald
Edward Orbeck
R. N. Grady
H. F. Logan
James Peterson
J. Donohue
Thos
F. Hart
H. D. Holden
Brainard
B. C. Schuler
Morgan
A. D. Sundby
Morris Press
J. P. Yous
Robert McNamara
George Hart
H. J. Berg
Sleepy Eye
Peter Herion
New Ulm
William Bredfeld
Finance
Charles Justang
A. F. Grautmann
Herman Rose
C.H. Kyle
Weschcke
Association
New USA
Voss
Hermann Park
City Council Debates Light Plant Purchase And Street Work
City council reviews the lighting committee report on buying an electric light plant for 20000 dollars or 18000 without real estate. Proceedings include street condemnation for a rendering plant site, waterworks contracts, culvert work in South park, and grant of building permits with one porch denial. Bills totaling 1577.04 are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
20Th South Street
Minnesota River
Waterworks Committee
Tappe & Gronau
Chris
Filzen
German Street
Fritz
Fritz Haberberg
6Th South
Washington Streets
A. J. Vogel
F. Nagel & Co
South Park
Haeberle & Enmerich
Nagelie
Anton Prokoshh
6Th North Street
State
Franklin
Washington Street
Minnesota
7Th North
State and
Broadway
Brunnerd& Rauweiler
Rauweiler & Bartel
Manderfeld
M. Bogen
Wm. Ruemke
St. Paul’s
Nagel
St Joseph's Mutual Aid Society Holds 25th Convention
The 25th annual convention of the St Joseph's Mutual Aid Society is in session with about 600 members from across the state. A parade earlier featured at least 1000 marchers, with two brass bands supplying music. W A Fensche has purchased Herouan Sell's bus and now operates it from the Dakota House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Mutual Aid Society
Sleepy Eye
W. A. Fensche
Herouan Sell
S Bus
Dakota House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ottomeyer
Crone Brothers
Capes
Lind
State Railroad Commission
Tracy Herald
John Lind
Preston Republican
St. Joseph’s Society
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