New Ulm High School Grants Largest Class in 1903
Commencement in Brown County Court House featured eighteen graduates led by salutatorian Emma G Aufderheide and valedictorian Estella M Swanson. Prof W W Folwell urged two added high school years and practical trades curricula while the audience overflowed the district courtroom with attire of youth and achievement.
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New Ulm High School
Brown County Court House
District Court Room
Board of Education
Veazie
Emma G. Aufderheide
Ayr
Miss Price
Estella M. Swanson
Max Pfaender
W. W. Folwell
University of Minnesota
Folwell
Dolwell
Falewell
Elsie H. Eckstein
New Ulm School Honors Popular Members With Floral Gifts
A Friday evening gathering at New Ulm school celebrated the popularity of its members. An ante room overflowed with floral offerings and expensive gifts from relatives and friends, reflecting widespread admiration and support.
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Ated
New Ulm
Pastor Rev. Christian Hohn to resign for college post
Rev. Christian Hohn will resign as pastor of the German Methodist church in New Ulm to join St. Paul Park college in Minnesota as vice president and professor of history and literature. He plans to assume duties in the fall after conference sessions, remaining in New Ulm until then. He was previously brought from Warrenstown Missouri after graduation and served about a year here. He is described as a conscientious Christian worker of wide learning.
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Christian Hohn
New Ulm
Hahn
St. Paul Park College
Northwest
Dayton
St. Paul
Hohn
Wuarrentown
Theological Seminary
Heo Wns
Writze
Hohn i
New Ulm Lands Three Conventions For 1904 Meetings
New Ulm secured three interlocking conventions for 1904. The Catholic Order of Foresters and Epworth League of the Northern German M. E. Church will meet here, while the Minnesota State Federation of Labor also chose New Ulm after a state tour. Eckstein and Kretsch led Foresters efforts. Hahn urged Epworth League. labor delegates favored New Ulm despite Stillwater opposition. The Foresters meet for three days with about 600 delegates, plus visitors. Epworth League attendance will more than double. the Labor gathering aims for 300 delegates in June. Eckstein elected director of the Foresters. Kretsch and Eckstein returned amid travel delays.
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New Ulm
Order of Foresters
Epworth League
M. E. Church
New
Catholic Order of Foresters
Andrew J. Eckstein
Thos. Kretsch
St. John Court
St. Cloud
Faribault
Rice County
Tn 105
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Christian Hahn
nWwo
Minnesota State Federation of Labor
Little Falls
Stillwater
Mankato
New Ulm Machine Shop Opens With Modern Equipment
Luetka and Harvey, owners of a new machine shop in the former New Ulm Shoe factory, have opened for business with a planer just arrived. The firm plans heavy blacksmithing and boiler work, occupies two floors plus an addition, and aims to serve nearby towns lacking shops. Minnesota National Guard set to receive 19117 in supplies under a 2 million wartime appropriation, including Krag-Jorgensen rifles for infantry and new artillery with four field guns and a Gatling gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Luetka & Harvey
Ulm
Messrs Luetka & Harvey
National Guard
Minnesota National Guard
War Department
Guard
Congress
Bond Issue Carried in Village Special Election
The village held a Tuesday special election on issuing bonds to pay outstanding indebtedness not covered by existing bonds. The measure passed 51 to 3 with little public interest, but taxpayers see it as important since bond interest will be lower than current debt interest.
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Springfield
New Drug Store Opens In Small Electric Display
A tiny replica of Pfefferle's Reliable drug store debuts at No North Minnesota street. The miniature shop features handsome furnishings, electric lighting, and a neat pill window display created for a Pharmaceutical convention. Also listed are newly elected officers of the Sub-District Federation of Women's Clubs with leaders from New Ulm Springfield Sleepy Eye Luke Crystal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Street
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Pfefferle
Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. L. Beecher
New Ulm
Beckman
Springfield
Allie Scherer
A.f.strickler
Sleepy Eye
Reed
Luke Crystal
Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Catholic Park
Caecilian society arranges a Fourth of July event in the Catholic park with a 10 am parade led by Gen Joseph Roche leter. It includes the Second Regiment Band Co A MN G Burgis Battery and civic groups. Rev Father H B Sandmeyer will speak German and Attorney Albert Pfuender English at the park. A concert by the band and games follow, with dinner and ice cream served by Caecilian ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caecilian Society
Joseph Roche Leter
Second Regiment Band
Co. A
M.N. G
Burgis Battery
New Ulm Mire
H. B. Sandmeyer
Albert Pfuender
Second Regiment
Caecilian Hall
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Sally Course
Eldred Mowery
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George A. Wicherskei
Esonist Counst
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Toulsa Helnen
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Herbert G. Hubbard
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State Federation of Labor
Eckstein
State Court
Thos. J. Kretsch
Mr. Eckstein
Jim Dumps
Mrs. Dumps
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B. Follmann
New Ulm Public
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Albert Lea
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Westbrook
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Esther Larson
Della Pletke
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