Economy Sale Price Men and Boys Suits and Hats
A fragmented advertising list shows economy sale prices on men and boys suits shirts trousers caps hats and undergarments. Significant items include suits priced between 4 and 30 dollars, shirts from 1 to 2 dollars, caps and hats around 0.89 to 1.99 dollars, and a 20 percent discount on straw hats during Carnival Week.
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Arrow
Monarch
Foresters Given a Royal Welcome at New Ulm Meeting
The Catholic Order of Foresters held its twelfth session in New Ulm with 200 delegates. Mayor Fritsche welcomed guests, keys and latch keys were discussed, and a joint initiation saw sixty new members. A banquet at the Catholic school noted by Rev Schlinkert featured toasts on the order and its civic role. The convention approved quadrennial meetings to save costs and heard finances and membership stats noting substantial death and sick benefit payouts and a large reserve.
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Order of Foresters
New Ulm
Minnesota
Faribault
Second Regiment
Pfefferle
Dakota House
Holy Trinity
Catholic Church
Catholic School
J. P. Graff
Graff
Fritsche
P. H. Martin
Duluth
James Trebeck
St. Cloud
Martin
Europe
Robert Schlinkert
Peter Laskiel
Sleepy Eye
Redwood Falls
St. James
Nicollet
Springfield
Madeira
Mankato
Fairfax
St. George
Wanda
Seaforth
Lamberton
St. Anne’s Court
the Forester
Julius A. Coller
Shakopee
Forester
Math Bantz
W.E. Dempsey
Schnitzel
New ‘Ulm
Hofmeister
Gertrude Ross
John Wartha
P. M. Mahon
Winsted
H. van der Weyer
St. Paul
United States
Canada
Mortuary Fund
Brown County School Officers Meet in New Ulm
County Superintendent R B Kennedy calls Brown County school officers to the Court House in New Ulm for Saturday June 26 at 10 30 am. Afternoon session may run to four. About 200 of 255 officers expected. Trustees of independent districts may attend. Speakers list incomplete. Efforts to secure State Supt C G Schuls as speaker.
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R. B. Kennedy
Brown County
New Ulm
Supt. Kennedy
Sleepy Eye
Supt
C. G.schuls
Local News Briefs From New Ulm District
Otto Kohn suffers appendicitis while J P Kennedy travels to Virginia Minn. Dr O J Seifert attends Chicago University for two weeks. Mrs Jean Tenold of Ambrose N D visits her mother. Ben Wiltscheck back for summer after Penn. F C Lewis joins Worthington paper as editor. Outside relatives attend Mrs Max Pfaender funeral.
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Otto Kohn
Rural
O. J. Seifert
Chicago University
Jean Tenold
Ambrose, N. D
F. C. Lewis
Worthington
New Ulm
Review
Lewis
Max Pfaender
Henry Hammer
Harvey, N. D
Alfred Roos
Miss Winnifred
Butler
Wis
Philip Graye
Gon Emerson
Elmer Timm
Wisbek
N. D
H. D. Canfield
Milton
Winthrop
E. Flyger
Sherburn
Vincent Page
St. Paul
Henry Kiesling
Hammer
Winifred
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Clothing Department
Grocery Department
Drone Bros
L. A Fritsche
Ulm
Brand OF Hospiality
Service Security
Quatesy
First Mortgage
Nhenningsen Agency
Minn
Brown County Bank
Ben Wiltscheck
Ben
University of Pennsylvania
East
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Pioneer Drug Store
Brest E'Gamd
the Pomber Drug Store