Obituary Notices From New Ulm Dies of Cancer and Stroke
Eugene A Pfefferle died at his home from cancer after a life in New Ulm as a drug dealer and phonograph dealer. He moved to New Ulm as a child and built a thriving business with his wife Lucy Weschcke and two daughters Lucy and Dorothy. Funeral at the Catholic church with Hofmeister's band. Ludwig Breu died suddenly at home in Cottonwood township after a stroke. She was born in Germany and came to New Ulm in 1889. Survived by husband Ludwig and twelve children. Funeral at Catholic Church of Searles. Henry Eger, 85, died at the hospital after years of asthma and dropsy. Born in Germany, married Emilie Roeger, seven children survive including three in Chicago and two in St. Paul. Funeral at Buenger's parlors with Captain Albert Steinhauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Pfefferle
New Ulm
Richard Pfefferle
John Backer
Mr. Pfefferle
Dodge County
Pius Pfefferle
Lucy Weschcke
Lucy
Dorothy
John Pfefferle
Minneapolis
Hofmeister
Ludwig Breu
Cottonwood Township
Mary Roemissh
Nieder- Byern
Germany
America
Frank
Cottonwood
Anton Breu
Lafayette
Margaret
John
Ludwig
Joseph
Mary
Rose
Henry
William
Annie
Helen
Searles
Henry Eger
Henry Egar
Glogau
Emilie Roeger
United States
New Jim
Eger
Laura Poggendorfer
Bruno
Max Eger
Chicago
Ottomar Seiter
Pauline Eger
St.Paul
Buenger
Albert Steinhauser
Grateful Thanks From HENRY EGER Family and Friends
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and assistance during Henry Eger's long illness. They thank those who attended the funeral, pallbearers, flower donors, the New Ulm Arbeiter verein, and Captain Albert Steinhhauser for comfort and solace.
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Henry Eger
New Ulm Arbeiterverein
Albert Steinhhauser
Card of Thanks for bereavement support and floral gifts
The family of Ludwig Breu expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who aided them during their bereavement for his wife and mother. They especially thank floral donors and Rev Father Sodia for ministrations.
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Ludwig Breuwe
Sodia
Ludwig Breu
Rain Keeps Pouring Over New Ulm This Month
Weather notes show heavy June rainfall in New Ulm with six inches of precipitation in the first half of the month. A 24 hour period on the 12th recorded nearly one inch, and recent days marked half an inch and almost three-quarters of an inch respectively.
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Jupiter Pluvius
New Ulm
New Ulm Farmers Elevator Reports Record Year at Meeting
The New Ulm Farmers Elevator Company reported a record year during their annual meeting held last Saturday. Dividends of 6 percent were paid to stockholders and officers were elected: Jos. J. Sperl president Jos. Altman vice president H. Pfaender secretary Henry Simmet treasurer. Directors include the officers plus Nic. Reinhart John Reinhart Mat. Walser Henry Manderfeld H. A. Hillesheim Henry Mueller Aug. Mueller Aug. Baecker John Huelskamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Farmers Elevator Company
Jos. J. Sperl
Jos. Altman
H. Pfaender
Henry Simmet
Treas
Nic. Reinhart
John Reinhart
Mat. Walser
Henry Manderfeld
H. A. Hillesheim
Henry Mueller
Aug. Mueller
Aug. Baecker
John Huelskamp
One Cent Piece Demand Strains U S Mints
On May 1 the new one cent and two cent taxes prompted a rush for one cent coins. Cashiers reported booming demand across the United States, forcing the Philadelphia and Denver mints to focus on one cent production, with output rising to two million daily, according to Youth's Companion.
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United States
Philadelphia
Denver
Local Notes from Sigel and Nearby Towns
Lorenz Brix travels to South Dakota on business. Fred Hamann goes to North Dakota for farm interests. Numerous births announced including a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Saffert and a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Sittard. Mining of stock for a Farmer's Chit meeting lifts capital to 25 000 dollars to fund retail lumber. Several residents plan trips, visits, and family gatherings. A daylight saving ruling leaves rural schools to district boards. Alumni reunions scheduled for University of Minnesota Agriculture School. Skat tournament in Milwaukee yields no prizes. Booster homecoming delayed by weather. Rain disrupts railways and roads around Sleepy Eye, Walnut Grove, and Vesta Marshall corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hamann
North Dakota
Andrew Saffert
Cornelius’ Sittard
Minnesota
Market Day Sale Announced By Local Firms
The next market day sale is set for Monday June 30 at 3rd North and Broadway. Goods may be listed with Jos J Dietz or Dorn Schueller. Also Goode's Kodak Finishing Department advertises electric printing for Kodak finishing and film services.
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3Rd North
Broadway
Jos. J. Dietz
Dorn & Schueller
Goode
Kodak
Turner Hall Gymnastics Class Schedule and Instructor
Turner Hall presents a structured program of gymnastics and fencing classes for all ages. Listings include Boys and Girls groups from ages 6 through 17 with specified weekday and weekend times, plus Misses Ladies and Mens classes and a Sunday School session led by instructor Herman Hein.
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Herman Hein
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J. H. Forster
NEW Ulm Tire & Repair CO
John A. Wilfahrt
Prop
Cor, Minnesota
First South
Ste
New Ulm, Minn
E. F. Buenger
Lorenz Brix
Sigel
South Dakota
Winthrop
C. W. Miller
Rochester
Schmucker
L. Redding
Lamberton Banker
Alex Russell
Redwood Falls
Frederick Walther, Sr
C. N. Robertson
Mankato
Anna Moll
Sleepy Eye
George Summers
Northfield
Geo. Reineke
Columbus Herman
Frank Flatau
New ‘Ulm
John Flatau
Madeira
Jesse Olsen
Mrs. A. ©. Olsen
Wilbur Strate
Ben Fischer
Gust Radke
Robby
Rob
Joseph McCarthy
Lamberton
Loretto Hospital
Naomi Mueller
L. J. Schoch
Oshkosh, Wis
Reed Murray
Schoch
Peter Schouweiller
Redvers
Sask
Canada
Matt. Schouveiller
John Mans
Schouveiller
Fred H. Hillesheim
First National Bank
Wm. Blauert
R. Schierenbeck
Renville
Mr. Blauert
Edgar
School of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Waseca
Alexandria
Taylors Falls
Spicer
Sturgeon Lake
University Farm
St. Paul
Boosters Soldier Boys
Chip Hecate
Ruth Olsen
Nevis
Minn
Wesley Miller
Wm. Sandmann
Evan
Adolph Sandmann
Walnut Grove
Market Report
Chase & Sanborn
Wa. H, Bierbaum
Phone
LAW
U. S
A. F. Groebner
Vogel Block
John Henle
Ottormeyer Block
Brown Co Bank
Misn
H. C. Edmiston
Oste O-Path
Kirkaville
Pee Ore
Bours AM. Tes P
New Utm
A.C. Amann
D. S
Weiser
Turner Hall
Seeni(As
Ulrich Electric Co
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