St Peters EpIscopal Church Project Starts On Broadway
Ground broken for a new St Peters Episcopal church at Broadway and Second Street. Plans show a Gothic brick building with walnut seating, expandable capacity, and a sanctuary for a bishop and choir. construction aims for rapid completion and future expansion while preserving a churchly, substantial appearance. Separate notes recount a rural rail incident where cows were struck by a train, two injured and later euthanized.
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Gplsnopal Ehiech
Broadway
South Second Street
B. Tuni
Lapper Geosau
St Unter
Alte
Chin Place
Ani
Saul
Cher
Atau
Lion Vents
Reese
Cattle Stop Passenger Train Near Fritsche Ravine
A southbound M and St. Railway train No 32 driver saw about a dozen cattle grazing on the right of way two miles above the Fritsche ravine and swiftly reversed the locomotive to avert a collision. The herd apparently escaped from nearby pasture and entered the track from the crossing.
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Lafayette
Courtland Townships
M. & St. Hailway
Fritsche Ravine
Cupid's Arrow Gets Two Marriages in Surprise
Alfred Nagel wed Augusta Witkowski and Edward Taylor married Ida Hermann in Minneapolis. The double ceremony occurred Sunday and Monday at Rev. M. B. Morris’s home, with both couples later staying at Nicollet hotel before returning home. Nagel runs City Dray. Taylor owns New Ulm Steam Laundry. both are highly regarded in their city.
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Alfred Nagel
Augusta Witkowski
Edward Taylor
Ida Hermann
Minneapolis
M. B. Morris
Nagel
Miss Witkowski
Naylor
Miss Hermann
Nicollet Hotel
Chicago & Northwestern
Herman Nagel
Ami
Pridy Ta Tha Geandchild
W Witkowski
Taylo
New Ulm Stwain Launder
Prayle Lelbali
Blue Earth County Faces Trial Expense Reimbursement
Blue Earth County settles a detailed trial expense report for Dr Koch case noting items for witnesses bailiffs and jurors meals. The county expects reimbursement from Brown County once commissioners approve the bill in July and anticipates higher costs after state attorney fees are added for a second trial.
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Andilor
Koch
Sherif Williams
Blue Earth County
Brown County
Very Low Rates to Asbury Park by North Western Line
Excursion tickets sold June 28 to July 4 with favorable return limits for National Educational Association. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Railway.
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Asbury Park
New Jersey
North-Western
National Educational Association
Chicago & North-Western Rly
New Ulm Voted Ideal for Foresters Convention
The New Ulm foresters convention closed amid harmony with Andrew J. Eckstein named vice chief ranger and P H Martin of Duluth succeeding as chief. Faribault won the next meeting site over Little Falls by four votes after eloquent pitches. Delegates destined for the Boston International meet were listed with alternates, and thanks were extended to New Ulm officials for hospitality while a school building hosted the gathering.
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Convention of Foresters
Andrew J. Eckstein
P. H.martin
Duluth
Eckstein
Little Parls
Faribault
C. Ki. Vasaly
Little Falls
P. A. Smith
American Federation of Catholic Rosieties
New Ulm
Boston
P. M. Moroney
St. Paul
Chas. I
Owatonna
J. G. Murphy
Adrian
E. A. Brecht
Minnesota Lake
J. N. Halloran
Glencoe
J. A. O'Donnell
G. H. van Beeck
Hastings
C. P. McGuire
Rush City
P. Pournelle
White Bear
S. H. McDonough
P. H. Barrett
Fletcher
Turners Leave For Indianapolis
Yesterday afternoon Professor Herman Hein's class of eight men left for Indianapolis to attend the national convention of the North American Turnverein held there this week. The boys will participate in all the events and activities planned for the gathering.
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Max Ptuender
Rudolph Ptuender
Alfred Seitar
Chas
Emimerich
Heers
Elmer Haeborne
Frank Stengel
Edward Petey
Herbert Leibold
Mr. Leibold
Twin Cities
L. G. Bell
Lucile
Lottia Mueller
Annie Marek
St. Paul
Albert Breinhauser
Indianapolis
Herman Hein
Turnverein
Fourth of July Celebration Promises Grand Program
The Fire Department Co A and Turnverein organize a large New Ulm Fourth of July with a parade of societies and military bodies ending at Turner hall park for German and English speeches. Afternoon sports include fire department exhibition drills and acrobatics, followed by a grand ball at Turner Theatre. The city boasts top features and a festive day for all visitors.
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Fire Department, Co. A
Turnverein
Sie
Turner Hall Park
Turner Theatre
New Ulm
Campbell Bros Circus Delights Two City Audiences
Campbell Bros drew large crowds Monday with two performances. The afternoon show filled the big tent from wall to wall, with many standing. The act lineup featured top acrobats and superb harness acts, praised for cleanliness and lack of fakery, pickpockets, or gambling.
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Campbell Bros
New Ulm
Bride and Groom Surprise Reception at Depot
Otto Baarsch and his bride alighted from a Northwestern train at the depot to friendly congratulations. A Second Regiment band planned a serenade at the station in Springfield as friends showered them with rice and well wishes on their wedding trip home to Clark, South Dakota.
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Whursday
Otto Baarsch
Clark
Second Regiment
Springfield
Buarsch
Flat for Rent at Pfefferle Millinery Store
Modern flat available over Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle millinery shop now occupied by Mr. J. H. Siegel. Contact WN Benningsen for details and leasing terms.
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Sarah Pfefferle
Atore
J. H. Siegel
WN. Benningsen
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ST. Peters
Episcopal Congressation
Cupid
Nagel-Witkowski
Taylor-Hermann
Ranger
City of
Clean Circus
Depot
Ottomeyer
Boc
B. F’ollmann
Crone Bros
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