New United Spanish War Veterans Post Formed in New Ulm
A chartered post named General Bobleter Post No. 14 was organized at Turner Hall New Ulm with officers elected including Commander John Buschers and Senior Vice Commander Louis Vogel. Members from nearby towns joined, and plans to secure a meeting place bylaws and a uniform were set, with Buschers named delegate to the Duluth encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulm
United Spanish War
Vowrans
United Spanish War Veterans
Bobleter
Hugo V. Koob
Gulden
St. Paul
Our City
Turner Hall
John Bosebers
L. G. Vogel
Ira D. Parker
Wm. Bierbaum
Adam J. Peters
Fred Loesch
Albert Kaping
Henry Gasink
Anton Wieaner
Jos. Musck
Andrew Schnbach
Carl E Swoeckert
William H. Bierbaum
Adam J. Peter
Buschers
Louis G. Vogel
Cepal
August Welland
Korth
Henry A. Herrisn
F. W. Elbser
New Ulm
Albert F. Koch
Echo
Wm. Joern
Fred Stolz
Nicollet
St. Peter
Mankato
Jobo ‘Buschers
Duluth
New Ulm Plans Week of Homecoming and Jubilee
City committees form for homecoming events as troops prepare for two day celebration. Western Passenger Association to seek reduced rates and special trains for August events. Fort Snelling soldiers will march to New Ulm to participate in 50th anniversary of Sioux Outbreak and Ft Ridgely battle with government costs limited to regular practice expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hein
P. P. Manderfeld
J.A. Ochs
Athens
Henle
Henry P. Bastian
Fred Pfaender
Christ, Filsen, Jr
A. Hagberg
W. E. Koch
W. H. Gieseke
New Ulm
Fritecha
Department of the Lakes
Fort Snelling
Minn
Ft. Ridgely
Ft. Snelling
Lafayette Man Injured in Roadside Broncho Accident
Richard Bieraugel of near Lafayette was riding a fast broncho with western horses when the creature veered toward a ditch near railroad tracks. He escaped serious harm despite a gash on the head and a severely bruised knee, though seven injuries were avoided after medical care. Local observer Gibbon Gastis reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Blerangel
Lafayette
Mr. Bieraugel
Bierangel
Gibbon Gastis
Western Congregational Conference Sees Mixed Attendance
The Western Conference of Congregational churches held sessions Tuesday through Thursday with a strong sermon by Rev. O A Barnes and varied talks on Progress in Missionary Work Home Missions and Foundation Building. Rev Perry A Sharpe delivered the convention address on The Few Among the Many and Rev J A Hyselgnd spoke on India as part of a busy agenda.
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Western Conference of Congregational Churches
O. A. Barnes
W. J. Conrad
E. ¥. Wheeler
Progreea Ins Smachgrob
Wheeler
W. R. McClane
E. J. Woodrow
BR. P. Herrick D
State Association
George R. Merrill
Cecil
Sparkes
W. A. Beckosen
Perry A. Sharpe
Minneapolis
J. A. Hyséélgnd
India
Wouns
Board of Missions of the
Lrutecior
Taft Forces In Control At Republican Convention
Delegates crowded the Coliseum with Michigan Illinois Indiana New York and Kentucky front seating while Pennsylvania stood behind New York. Ex Vice President Fairbanks and California Wisconsin factions drew cheers as the convention opened. After chaotic sessions the temporary chair was elected with Roos and McGovern in a tight race, Root winning 558 to 501 suggesting Taft's nomination on the first ballot.
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Barnes
New York
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Fairbanks
California
Jennings Bryan
Teddy
Rosewater
Sen. Roos
Gov. McGovern
Wisconsin
Ested
Root
McGovern
Taft
Women's Home Missionary Union elects officers for year
The officers elected for the ensuing year are Moderator Rev. W. A Bockover Marshall Minn Fellow ship Committee Rev. O. A. Barnes and Rev. E. F. Wheeler Rev. J. 8. Hjetland of Winthrop and Deacon James Lawrence of Marshall nominated for corporate members of the American Board The next Annual Conference will be held at Garvin Minn in June 1913 About thirty from outside New Alm attended and were entertained by the local congregation A Oachs of Lafayette injured at the Northwestern stockyards when a horse crowded him against a post fracturing a rib He went home by auto after treatment by a local physician
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Women's Home Missionary Union
W. Abockover
Marshall
Minn
O. A. Barnes
E. F. Wheeler
Hjetland
Winthrop
James Lawrence
American Board
Garvin
New Alm
A. Oachs
Lafayette
Northwestern
Mr. Oachs
Auto Club Plans Signage Network for New Ulm Roads
The New Ulm Auto Club approved buying road signs for all roads within fifteen miles. Drag boards ordered weeks ago have been tested with demonstrations on the Brighton and Courtland roads. The club meets Thursday at the Commercial Club to review demonstrations and decide whether to hire laborers or assign the drag devices to road overseers for use after rains.
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New
New Ulm Visitors Spend Day in Linden and St James
J. W. Koester and son of Linden were New Ulm visitors on Tuesday. Mrs. Emil Hage and her daughter have been staying at St. James since Saturday.
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J. W. Koester and Son of
Linden
New Ulm
Emil Hage
St. James
Jume Settlement an Important One In County Tax Totals
June settlement shows County Treasurer Berg reporting 125,963.01 in total real estate taxes collected by June 1, with New Ulm receiving nearly one tenth and school district and city shares detailed. Also notes rain disrupts Thursday trap shoot with scores ledgers and a two story brick addition under construction for F and Retriaf’s hardware, elevator arriving this week.
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Berg
New Ulm
Masons
F. &. Retriaf
Hearing Set for Jane 27th in Sleepy Eye Arson Case
Adrian C Klein of Sleepy Eye formerly of Cobden faced arson charges in Sleepy Eye Municipal Court after Eye Deputy Fire Warden E A Simpson linked a Cobden blaze to his building. Klein sought a continuance. preliminary exam and bail were set. Bond secured by ten Sleepy Eye citizens. Further arrests possible as probe continues.
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Adrian C. Klein
Sleepy Eye
Cobden
E. A. Simpson
Klein
Cutting
Osseem
Albert Hauser
Davis & Borg
Wirth Case To Be Passed On By Supreme Court
The case concerns whether Father Augustin Wirth's estate should pass to his heirs or to the Order of St Benedict under vows of poverty. The Supreme Court granted certiorari after reversals in lower courts. A decision is unlikely to come this year due to docket volume. Emil G. Hage and Wm. G. Knots attended the Bakers Convention at the Micascotn Farm Saboot Friday and Saturday.
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Order of St. Benedict
Iquires
Albert Steinhauser
Augustin Wirth
Springfield
Supreme Court of the United States
Father Wirth
U. S. District Court
U. S. Circuit Court
Order of St
U. 5. Supreme Court
Emil G. Hage
Wm. G. Knots
Micascotn Farm
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Joseph M. Arbes
E. A. Pfefferie
Ferdinand Crone
Juline Berndt, Jr
Fred Selter
Richard Pfefferle, Sr
William Bkinner
B. Joni
John Henle
P. W. Backbarth
Henry J. Berg
Congregational Conference
la Follette
Nations
St. Mary’s
Roman Catholic Church of
Chicago
Gleason
Brown County Bank New
Minnesota
Gup Club
Fir Grounds
A. G. Bierbaum
Anton Simmet
Arthur Jankatsk
Math. Pederson
Walter Hosen Chas
Emmerich
Albin
Bashaw
Burnstown
Cottonwood O
Eden
Home
Lake Hanska
Wees
Leavenworth
Milford
Mulligan O
North Star
Prairieville
Sigel
Stark
Esse
Peeeeee Weeree Veneasial
No. Ant
Fair Grounds
Jane
Ace
Wirth
Supreme Court
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