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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1913

Page

8

Local Notes From Sleepy Eye and Surroundings

Miss Jeanette Reinhart visits Sleepy Eye with friends while Ed Berg returns from a trial cities sojourn. Several residents shift jobs and travel, with weddings, hospital visits, and fund drives noted. Park improvements at German Park include new canopied swings and fountain work as the Friedens Church district reports funeral and wedding events plus civic happenings.

Jeanette Reinhart Sleepy Eye Ed. Berg Frances Berg Margaret Schoch A. H. Lienhard Minoneapols

Proposals for New Ulm School Building Open Bid

Sealed proposals for a brick school building in New Ulm Minnesota will be received by the Board of Education until 8 PM on Wednesday June 25 1913. Bids must include a certified check of 500 payable to the district treasurer and are subject to forfeiture if the bidder fails to contract and furnish bond within five days after bid acceptance. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Gro H Wiser president Ad F Rei clerk 25 26

Paul Huckbarth Helen Ziegler Alf. Mueller Lake Jefferson Augusta Schmidt Alma St. Paul Will Yisit Young America Rushville Neb John F. Neumann Ima Juni Tucson Ariz Lillian Louis G. Vogel Willard Robert Hartmann Clara Schroeppel Collinsville Ill T. Mueller H. Bingham Schroeppel Mueller Texas New Ulm Dakotas Minnesota German Evangelical Synod of North America Friedens Church Salem N. D Geo. Mayer Frank Vandersee South Franklin Street Denver Col Joho Gupfer Miss Bertha, Schmidt Cottonwood Searles A. Schott Marir Joseph Schmidt, Jr Mise Louise Zupfer Jos. Schmidt Mankato F. H. Behnke St. Peter Ea. Castor Waseca Mra FE Zeller Elsa Fritsche Minneapolis Albert Walter Muesing Munday Ladies Aid Ben Juni South Broadway Otto Wichte Burlington Wis Monument Larson E. &. Keenan Brown Land Company Helen Sonday Albin Nellie Rice Han Harry Remiger Dist Sooday Berkiner Bros Sleepy Eye St. Paul's Lutheran Church Albrecht Clara Weddendorf John Weddendorf Carl Aufderheide Fred Aufderheide Burk Hertha Hubn Mother Sanewald Hertan Aufderheide North Minnesota Street Board of Education Independent School District Minn Ad. F. Reim Herman Amme Gro. H. Wiser Ap. F, Rei

Take a Real Vacation Outing

Plan a western trip to Colorado Utah California Yellowstone or the North Pacific Coast with grand mountains redwood groves chasms and waterfalls. Low round trip fares and convenient rates are in effect with splendid train service from all points. For tickets and full particulars apply to ticket agents Chicago and North Western Line.

Chicago North Western Ry Northwest Denver Colorarado Springs Pueblo Colorado Utah California Yellowstone National Park North Pacific Coast Chicago and North Western Line

Farmers Picnic Highlights Co operation and Unity

The Brown County Farmers and Breeders Association held a midsummer gathering at Grand View Stock Farm Linden drawing about 200 members and guests from New Ulm Milford and surrounding areas. Speakers included E A Eggensperger and Dr Reynolds while officers L A Potter Theo Thormodsen and Herman Pisender were re elected. The next midwinter meeting may be in New Ulm or Sleepy Eye depending on invitations.

Brown County Farmers and Breeders Association Pres. L.E. Potter Springfeld E. A. Eggensperger Hanska

Gun Club Shoot at Fair Grounds Highlights Eight Competitors

At last Thursday’s shoot at the Fair Grounds eight participants competed with A G Bierbaum winning, Sepp Klaus taking second place. Scores included Vegal, J Klaus, J Graft, Hauenstein, Edwards, Vogel, and Johnson among others. Plans to stage a Springfield New Ulm match next Sunday after the ball game are proposed, with the New Ulm club to travel to Springfield for the shoot.

Fair Grounds A. G. Bierbaum Sepp’ Klaus Adolph G. Bierbaum Jos Klaus J Graft Jobo Hauenstein Arth Edwards L. G. Vogel Theo. Johnson Springfield New Ulm

Sepp Klaus Wins Gold at Hunter's Rest Shooting

Sepp Klaus secured the gold medal after Sundays shoot at Hunter's Rest. The event drew unusually strong attendance though scores were mediocre. A dance with Milford Band is planned at Wagner's Hall in Essig on Saturday evening June 21.

Sepp Klaus Hunter's Rest Henderson Moritz Wagner Essig Milford Ailot

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Register of Deeds Albert J. Schramm Loretto Ludwig Breu Elfrieda Toberer Marie Rolwes Henry Drager Carl Crone A.J. Vogel Carl Crone, Jr Weyrens Sheldon Jos. Hofmeister German Park Chicago and North Western Railway New Ula Nwworie Brown County Bank King Mac Jos. Kinus Hugo Gebser Haueni Seas Geo Crone Bros Hertha Helen Joan Essié Arthur Boock Spencer, Wis Aufderheide
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