Concert Closes College Season at New Ulm
The article details the dedication of a Wirsching pipe organ at Dr. M. L. College in New Ulm, priced at $5000 and powered by a 3 1 2 hp motor. It covers gala days for graduation, a concert program led by Prof. Reuter, and a list of local pastors and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. M. L. College
Wirsching Organ Co
Salem
Ohio
Burg
Prof
G. Burg
A. F. Winter
Mankato
J. Gamm
la Crosse
Wis
Geran
P. C. Dowldat
Minnepolis
Synod
Ulm
Organ Fund
Fr. Reuter
Seb. Bach
A. Schaller
E. Backer
H. Mosel
Reuter
Pioneers Celebrate Golden Wedding of Schlumpbergers in New Ulm
On a Monday in New Ulm fifty years have passed since John Schlumpberger and Maria Rohner wed in Mankato. The couple endured the Indian Massacre era, raised twelve children, and lived as active pioneers before moving to New Ulm in 1902. Their families and friends gathered for a cordial anniversary in their home, with well wishes for many more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schlumpberger
Maria Agatha Rohner
Mankato
New Ulm
Mr. Schlumpberger
Hausen
Oberamt Heidenheim
Wuertemberg
Germany
Nativity
America
Schlumpberger
Wolfurt
Voralberg
Tyrol
Ohio
Iowa
Mounted Rangers
Hecker Post G. A. R
Mechow
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Dunois
Elisabeth Guth
Rheinpfalz
Cincinnati
Frank
St. Peter
John Bentzin
South State Street
Herman Bentzin
Shoot at Hunter's Rest Band Concert Program
Sunday evening park concert on June 17 features the Second Regiment Band at home. Program includes Kaiser Jubilee March, Springtime Overture, Smiles and Tears Intermezzo, The Swiss Boy Air Varie, The Picaninnies Patrol, Rose of the Mountain Trail, and Roaring Volcano. A gold medal score of 197 by John Hauenstein tops the meet. Ed Larson improves but still ranks lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New Ulm
Bensure
Park Board
Kaiser Jubilee
E. T. Paull
H. Ziegler
Geo
Voelker
Air Varie
Paul de Ville
L. B. Laurendeau
John Hauenstein
Sepp
Larson
Altho
Henry
George Jahnke
Cottonwood
George
King Man Jno
Hauenstein
Otto Oswald
Jos. Klaus
Pfeiffer
Netlige
Concert Schottisch
H.gebser
Cary
Hy. J. Meyer
W.E. Koch
Jos. M. Daly
New Ulm Hosts St Paul Jobbers Visit With Music and Pride
The St Paul jobbers, eighty strong, arrived to a Second Regiment Band welcome and a warm greeting from New Ulm officials. Mayor L A Fritsche extolled the city as the Pearl of the Minnesota Valley and noted its Brown County seat status. Lindeke of Lindeke Warner & Sons stressed business aims, while the group toured shops, enjoyed open air concerts, and rode through town before departing for Sleepy Eye. The entourage traveled aboard a deluxe Chicago and Northwestern train consist including an observation car and private dining car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Second Regiment
Commercial Club
St. Paul's
G. A. Ottomeyer
L. A. Fritsche
New Ulm
Fair City
Minnesota Valley
Ohne
Danube
Wuertemberg
Brown
A. H. Lindeke
Lindeke
Warner& Sons
New Ulmites
Minnesota
Dakota House
Sleepy Eye
Wm. Mather
Chicago & Northwestern
Minnesota State Band
Paving Plans Accepted by City Council for Minnesota Street
An adjourned city council meeting approved plans for paving Minnesota Street from Second South to Third North, with bids due July 7 1914. The curb removal and 6 inch by 20 inch curbing proposal were debated, assessed to abutting property owners, with 10 year payments at 4 percent interest. Discussions also covered sidewalk work from Garden Street to Summit Avenue, potential self-funded Center Street sidewalks, and the Schell building sale for a dry cell battery factory project. Claims for typhoid epidemic medical expenses and garbage removal funding were reviewed, with specifics deferred to July and committees assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soulicil
Minnesota Street
Second South
Third North
Minium
2Nd South
Board of Public Works
Board of, Public Works
Garden Street
Commercial Club
Center Street
Schell
Germany Park
Novelty Electric Co
Mueller
Foster C. Fisher
Wenzel Vogel
Eugene Koehler
City council denies Kaiser's building permit. grants Johnson’s Dakota House addition
The council denied Charles Kaiser a permit to build a stucco house within fire limits while approving FW Johnson’s plan for a three story addition to the Dakota House. Juli Herndt Jr’s electric sign permit was laid over for lack of specifications. Bart’s liquor license transfer to Julius Poeckert requires published notice. A special meeting debated permitting the People's Greater Carnival Company, ultimately supported by Mayor Fritsche despite Commercial Club opposition. The evening focused on City Engineer Minium’s preliminary Minnesota Street paying plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kaiser
FW. Johnson
Dakota House
Juli Herndt, Jr
Anton Bart
Julius Poeckert
People's Greater Carnival Company
Fritsche
Carnival Company
Wheeler
Woodruff
Minium
Minnesota Street
Silver Wedding Surprise for Bergs at Their Home
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Berg celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering at South German Street. Relatives and friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Peter Manderfeld, enjoyed music, games, and a late lunch, with Ottilia Berg visiting from Minneapolis. The couple, born in New Ulm and Menasha, were married in 1889 and have four children at home. A subsequent Woodman Hall dance honored them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Berg
South German Street
Berg
Mrs. Berg
Carrie Roskopf
Menasha
Wis
New Ulm
Mr. Berg
Sigel
Frances
Ottilia
Hilarius
Celinda
Minneapolis
Peter Manderfeld
St. Paul
Business Men's Gun Club Holds Regular Shoot
W L Edwards won the gold with a 22 score at the Business Men's Gun Club event on Thursday. Emmerich and Schreuder tied for second while a committee plans a match next Sunday June 21 with Sleepy Eye and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Gun Club
W. L. Edwards
Chas. Emmerich
Hugo Schreuder
A. GS. Bierbaum
Dr. J. P. Grail
A. J.vogel
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
W. D. Edwarda Chas
Emmerich
Schleuder
J. H. Forster
Gust Becker
Amow
Mueller
Vogel B. Esser On
Muth
Pedersen
A. G-Bierbaum
Simmer
Aug-Dahl
Otte Oswald
Mr. Tanke
Jant
Ped Btonesi
Wigs Walther
Turners Gather For Turnfest at Young America
Nearly 225 Turners from New Ulm and St Paul joined the Turnfest at Young America with about 800 people including 350 on a special train from Minneapolis. Rainy weather tempered the crowd but attendance remained high as diverse groups from St Anthony St Paul and New Ulm performed calisthenics dances and drills across a full program. The event featured a New Ulm mascot Sooner and a evening park dance while railway and host city logistics supported large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Winthrop
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Turner Societies
St. Anthony of
Young
Ulm
Sooner
Hand of
New UK
Wip
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Emil Backer
J. Schaller
Wauwatosa
M. Demmer
W. Hohenstein
Eine Burg
Lenora Stephan
L. Luedtke
Jesuan
Gibbon
Hunter
Bronen
T. Paull
Jean de Paris
A. Boeldiece 9
Cause Honpraise
la Zinguna
C. Bohm
Twin City
Minnesota Str
Wales
Seifert
Board of Health
Health Board
Committee On Civic Affairs
7Th
17Th
German Street
Prasiain Street
Civic
Gome
Business Men's Gun Club
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Mire
H. Engelbert
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