Schell Brewing Co marks 27th anniversary celebration
Oto Schell celebrated twenty seven years as president of Schell Brewing Co with a social event at the brewery. Employees enjoyed a hearty repast and toasts praising loyalty and teamwork that helped build the firm’s prosperity. A toast was shared in Deutsch, English songs by Capt Hofmeister delighted attendees, and a student band provided music under his direction.
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Oto Schell
Schell Brewing Co
Schell
August Hutzfeldt
Fritz Reuter
Joseph Hofmeister
Courtland Village Council Special Meeting Weighs Sidewalk Changes
Courtland officials approved modifications to cement sidewalks at a special Monday session. Mentions of potential new hotel and business building for Courtland were noted, with residents expressing eagerness. Numerous local trips and social visits followed as villagers shared news from nearby towns.
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Courtland
Local notes from Cottonwood and Searles run highlights
Mr. Peter Liesenfeld of Lamberton visited relatives for a few days while Miss Oletta Lunda stayed in Mankato. A runaway team damaged a fence and left one horse badly cut requiring medical treatment. Gustav Schlumperger wed Miss Teresia Schneider on Tuesday at 9, officiated by Rev. Heinze. Alwina Groebner visited friends in Mankato, Theo Waibel was surprised by guests Sunday evening, and a social evening brought enjoyment to all.
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Cottonwood
Fi, CO. Kelenke
Mankato
Edward W. Zieske
Walnut Grove
E. D. Precht
Fred
St. Claie
Fred Wilking
Fred Bobsin Jr
W. Block
Herman Berbrich
Gustaf Kroenleg
New Ulm
Courtland
Nicollet
G. W. Schlottman
G. A. Meyer
Nick Reinhart
Klossner
Peter Liesenfeld
Lamberton
Oletta Lunda
Schmitz
Gustav Schlumperger
Teresia Schneider
Heinze
Alwina Groebner
Mpss
Theo. Waibel
Arnica Salve Advertising Card
From 3 knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail or any other nature demands prompt treatment with Buok sen s Arnica Salve to prevent blood poison or gangrene. It is the quickest surest healer for wounds burns soils sores skin eruptions kerems chopped hands corns or piles 25¢ at O M Olsen.
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Buoksen
Olsen
Automobiling in New Ulm shows high car ownership
A local survey lists numerous residents and nearby county owners of autos in New Ulm, noting the city’s unusually high vehicle density. Names include Mullen, Vogel, Stuebe Bros, Strickler, Reineke, Weiser, Schoch, Vogtel, Siegel, Buenger, Silverson, Mueller, Samsen, Schaefer, Henningsen, Goede, Forster, Saffert, Miller, Crone, Graff, Gieseke, Kuelbach, Nagel, Buschers, Huevelmann, Schell, Korth, Schnebrich, Hage, Siebenbrunner, Bastian, Spaeth, Buechel, Ochs, Wagner, Aab, and others with makes such as Maxwell, Reo, Premier, Buick, Ford, Peerless, Hupmobile, and Locomobile. A nearby county list includes Lillie, Gluth, Diepolder, Forstner, and Schlottman. Rab opens auto repair shop. Wagner starts private auto livery promising service. Silverson buys a new six cylinder Peerless.
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New Ulm
Mullen
Maxwell
J. H. Vogel
Stuebe Bros
C. C. Strickler
G. F. Reineke
G. B. Weiser
Wm. Korth
Jackson
Frank C. Schnebrich
Buick
E. Hage
Hupmobile
John Siebenbrunner
Henry Bastian
Gerhard Spaeth
Ford
Jos
Buechel
J. A. Ochs
Ed. Wagner
Aab
Geo. Fischer
Fr. Aufderheide
Albert Spaeth
A. J. Esser
Rh. D. Lillie
Picnic At Springfield Farmers Elevator Picnic Delightful Event
The Springfield Farmers Elevator Picnic at Shady Lane Stock Farm on Tuesday June 7 drew about fifteen hundred farmers and visitors from Springfield Sleepy Bye and New Ulm. A ball game favored the married men 13 to 7 after seven innings and events included foot races high jump and pulling team competitions with prizes and songs. The day closed with happy crowds departing by various means and praising the event as a grand success.
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Springfield Farmers Elevator
Shady Lane
Mr. Asch
First National Bank
Benedicts
Wm. Winklemann
Joe Cassidy
Lefty Wendt
L. 5. Potter
F. E. Co
Mr. Wilson
Minnesota Agricultural College
Wilson
Reuben Potter
Percy Bort
Alfred Matéer
Miss Jesse
Jas
Callanan
Red Rock
Victor Scheuder
Jas. Callanan
Jacob Runck
North Star
Mr. Runcks
Henry Wendt
Burnstown
Carl Schults
John Rausshecker
Gray
June Concert by Dr Martin Luther College Review
The June concert by the Dr. Martin Luther College male choir mixed chorus and orchestra was held Monday evening at Turner Theatre before a large appreciative audience. The program featured works by Reuter Brusch Handel and Grieg with notable performances by the ensembles and individual soloists highlighting strong musical talent and director Prof. Reuter. The event earned praise from Prof Ackermann and the community for its quality and the college's artistic leadership.
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Turner ‘Theatre
Pf, Reuter
Reuter
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Ackermann
Births and public works notices from New Ulm 1910
Birth notices include Mrs Fritz Boyd Minn a boy and several Sleepy Eye and Springfield residents with births in 1910. Death notices list Mrs Leonhard Vetter 52 Herm Cordes and Jos A Schneider 56. Public notice reports a meeting of New Ulm Board of Public Works on June 30 1910 to assess benefits and damages for sewer construction on State Street from 3rd North to 4th North, with a chance for interested parties to appear. Scared into Sound Health notes a kidney remedy endorsement for Foley Kidney Pills from B F Kelley of Springfield and O M Olsen.
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Board of Public Works
New ‘Ulm
Minn
State Street
3Rd North Street
4Th North Street
New Ulm. Minn
Exner Wihebshi
B. F. Kelley
Springfield
Foley
O. M. Olsen
Christmas Time Is a Good Thing in Newspapers
The text promotes embracing Christmas reading as a way to fill the head with useful knowledge about the world, urging regular newspaper consumption for current history learning. It contrasts Christmas time with the rest of the year, suggesting year-round value in staying informed.
New Ulm Beats Sleepy Eye In High-Scoring Baseball Game
New Ulm defeated Sleepy Eye 8 to 5 as Emmerich pitched well for New Ulm and Klossner drove in three runs. Seifert, Lindeman, and Wichersky contributed key hits while Sleepy Eye rallied late but fell short. Umpire Block presided over the contest at a 145-minute nod.
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Sleepy Eye
Sleepy Eys
Emmerich
New Ulm
Willie
Berg
Fohl
Seifert
Lindeman
Wicherski
Sorlein
Klossner
Buenger
Dahms
Alwin
Blake
Rlake
Schmidt
Hertz
Rinke
Cutting
Meidl
Fisher
Ahpoae
Alwine
Emmerich P BS
Ile Pe
AB Rhpoae Fisher
Blake Lf
Aeds
TAD Rinke Cf
Uti de Schmidtssande
Wichersky
Dahma
Hinke
Fobl
Poh
Innntages
Hmmarich
Block
Blcepy Eye
Klosener
Pirates Drop Big Game as Independents Prep for Winthrop
Dabms struck out twice after singling the first two at bats. Buenger’s ninth inning error stemmed from a runner cutting in front of him, while Bleck failed to call him out. Sleepy Eye shuffled the battery and infield to stem the tide as a 16 to 3 loss to a Man-kato team was tallied last Sunday. Next Sunday the Independents launch their season versus Winthrop at Winthrop, with Gibbon likely hosting at the Fairgrounds.
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Dabms
Oat
Buenger
Bleck
Sleepy Eye
Pirates
Kato
Winthrop Bunch
Winthrop
Gibbon
Fairgrounds
Nut
Sherburn to Host Two Day M W A Picnic
Sherburn gears up for a joint picnic of Southwestern Minnesota and Martin County associations on June 22 23. District Day features Hon F F Ellsworth of St James speaking on Woodcraft while County Day highlights forester and Royal Neighbor contests plus Pipestone Indians versus Delavan baseball. Parades shows dances and more fill the program with top class decor and hospitality. Subscribe to the Review.
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Sherburn
Minnesota
Martin County
F. F. Ellsworth
St. Janes
Forester
Pipestone Indians
Delavan
Turner Hall Program of Clasms in Gymnastice
Turner Hall lists gymnastic classes by age and day with multiple sessions. Boys ages 7 to 14 attend after school and evenings on Monday Wednesday and Friday. girls 7 to 15 have afternoon and Saturday options. separate Misses and men classes exist plus a Sunday forenoon session and Sunday School.
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Girla’ Clase
Tureday
Walineelay
Thorsday
Theaday
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Albert Zimmerman
R. Neuman
Review
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Cottonwood & Searles Notes
Dr. Martin Luther College
Joseph Kreitinger
Elinor S. Pritze
St. P. Land Co
Elinor S. Fritze
Edward F. Boelter
Land Co
State Bank of
Sleepy Hye
Sever M. Fredrickson
Plaender Realty Co
Wm. Kreening
South New Ulm
C. H. Ross
Otto Meerfeld
Ed. Nelson
Robert C. Tretbar
Nelson
August Gluth
Edwin Gluth
Fritz, Boyd
Kurt Krueger
Nettie Lasher
Gustav Schlumpberger
Theresia Schneider
John Fecker
Sophia Rubey
Grover C. Jaehning
Morton
Louise Ott
Leonhard Vetter
Herm. Cordes
Jos. A. Schneider
Acirri
Carter
Pioneer Drug Company
J. H. Forster
Star Hall
Market Report
Turner Hall
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