New Ulm Beats Gibbon In Tight Baseball Showdown
New Ulm defeated Gibbon 3 to 1 Sunday as strong fielding and aggressive baserunning fueled a late rally. Schneider held Gibbon to three hits through seven and a half innings before New Ulm broke through with key hits and a double play to protect the lead.
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New Ulm
Altho Gibbon
Gibbon
Walter
Ulm Boys
Schneider
Carlson
Freworks
Wicherski
Lindemann
Sorlein
Klossner
Short
Buenger
Dahms
Elossner
Spalding
Sorlin
Dabms
Groebner
Brost
Hearderberg
Olson
Muffeln
Brest
Sorbin
J. Fried
Remarkable Score at Hunter's Rest
A detailed game report notes a remarkable score at Hunter's Rest with Charles Hauenstein Jr and J. Hauenstein figures highlighted. The account covers key plays, base movements, and the prospective medal change as New Ulm claims the leather prize amid a close race.
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Hunter's Rest
New Bank Building at Essig Awarded
The Essig bank project was awarded last week to Christ Moe of Hanska for 1625 dollars. The solid brick building measures 20 by 26 feet and includes a vault and bank furniture with modern conveniences. Completion is due in late July with opening planned for August 1st. John Siebenbrunner will serve as cashier.
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Essig
Christ Moe
Hanska
John Siebenbrunner
Skin Disease Cured by Simple Home Treatment
Drugstore man Mr. Bug A. Pfefferle touts ZEMO as a scientific liquid external remedy that relieves and permanently cures skin and scalp diseases from infancy to adulthood. He cites cures and offers to explain how readers may obtain proof and use the home treatment.
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Mr. Bug
A. Pfefferle
Zemo
Pfefferle
Antony Brandt Wedding At Holy Trinity Church
Miss Marie Antony and Mr A Brandt were married at Holy Trinity Catholic church with Rev Heinz officiating. Relatives attended. bridesmaid Kate Schramm. groomsman T M Antony. They planned a wedding trip along the Great Lakes and will settle in Hampton North Dakota after August.
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Marie Antony
A. Brandt
Heinz
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Kate Schramm
T. M. Antony
Gary, S. D
South Broadway
Franz Antony
New Ulm
Brandt
Farmer's Bank
Hampton, N. D
Automobiling neck warned as drivers risk injury
Mr. Bastian and Mr. Berg each received a new auto last week a Maxwell for Bastian and a Ford for Berg. A columnist notes a growing problem the automobiling neck a forward bending caused by steering. Stanis Sperl rode to Minneapolis in Loeffelmacher s auto and Andrew Backer bought an Imperial.
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Bastian
Hubert Berg
Maxwell
Mr. Berg
Ford
Stanis Sperl
Minneapolis
Mr. Loeffelmacher
Realty Transfers list from New Ulm area
Property transfers show Kittie B. McRae selling L4B 13 Brackenridges Ist Add Sleepy Eye for 1500 dollars while W Ptaender Jr sells parts of L1 and 11 3B in New Tim for 20 dollars. Other deeds include Anna E. Mueller to John Hauenstein Jr for tracts in New Ulm totaling 25 00 dollars, Hugh Ruddy to the Berkner group for 160 acres in specified townships for 4000 dollars, and multiple parcels in T 109 R 33 or nearby sections totaling 118000 dollars for Fischer to the Berkner heirs. Andrew W. Pederson sells 14 acres in 8 16 T 108 RI 34 for 16250, Jorgine Johnson to Fred Johnson for Sleepy Eye lot at 160, Joseph Holm to Anton Zeig for 7 801 acres in S4T109R31 at 81, Margaretha Sellner to Joseph Sellner for 160 and 40 acres in specified sections at 1, Andrew Steinmetz to Nicholas Beckins and family for 80 acres in S19 T108 R33 at 3000, Pfaender Realty Co to Gustav Hesse for L14 B18S New Ulm at 45.
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Ke Peau
Klossner
Kloss
Friedl
Hunter
Charles Hauenone
Carlson
Stein
Guggis
Reberg
Backer
Fried
Groebner
Qauenstein
Gib
Walter
Muffeln
Charles
Schneider
Fanning
Hauenstein
Imi
New Ulm AB
Sun- Wicherski
Lindemann
Sorlein
Blossner
Hanenstein
Buenger
Ast
Dabms Cf
King Man
Pfaender
Schneider P
Gober
Grebe
Gibbon
Hauenstein Jr
Windtorn
Ofd
Smasal
Carlson P
OJA
Everling
Guggisbere
Bernat
Klaus
Muffeln Ib
Chas
Brest
Hearderberger
Olson
Ulm
Hlt
Wicherski
Dabms
Muffein
Kittie B. McRae
Oline F. Jenson
Brackenridges
Sleepy Eye
W. Ptaender, Jr
Gunray Schroeder
Jorgine Maria Johnson
Fred
Johnson L. G. Bl
Joseph Holm
Anton J. Zeig
Margaretha Sellner
Joseph A. Sellner
Andrew Steinmetz
Nicholas
Susi
Elizabeth Beckins
Pfaender Realty Co
Gustav BE. Hesse
New Ulm
Governor Gillett Moves to Stop Jeffries Johnson Fight
San Francisco June 16 Governor James N Gillett instructed the attorney general to seek a restraining order against the Jeffries Johnson championship bout planned for July 4 in the city He vowed to prosecute principals and supporters for violating the state penal code if the fight proceeds The match was later set for Goldfield Nevada Tex Rickard reported Sullivan of Goldfield announced the July 4 fight and pledged 125000 to promoters
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San Francisco
James N. Gillett
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Webb
Goldfield
Tex Rickard
Morris Sullivan
Nev
Jeffries-Johnson
Sullivan
Great Fire at Seattle destroys six blocks
A hurricane driven blaze on Seattle's northern waterfront swept eastward through wooden blocks, burning six city blocks and triggering a $1,000,000 loss while leaving 500 homeless. The fire began at Railroad avenue and Battery streets, with flames reaching houses beyond the main conflagration as burning brands ignited nearby homes. Smokes Cigarettes at Four reports a Portland safety group noting a four year old daughter of Mrs. Jessie Reynolds smokes like a veteran, becoming fretful without tobacco.
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Seattle
Wash
Railroad Avenue
Battery Streets
Department of Safety For Girls of
Portland
Ore
Jessie Reynolds
Cottonwood and Searles Notes Summary
Mrs. John Reinhart spent Sunday at Courtland and Mrs. John Eckstein is reportedly seriously ill. John Fesenmaier hitched his J I Case on the road grader last week. Felix Reinhart and family visited relatives at Mankato. Henry Schieibel dedicated his new house built last summer. Miss Viola Dietz hosted a social evening for friends. Martin Schnobrich bought hogs at Searles. Ww. Schneider of St Paul spent a few days with his parents. Cottonwood Jrs met Sigel last Sunday, losing 12 to 1, next games at Searles against Linden Stars.
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John Reinhart
Courtland
John Eckstein
John Fesenmaier
J. I
Felix Reinhart
Mankato
Henry Schieibel
Viola Dietz
Martin Schnobrich
Searles
Ww. Schneider
St. Pan
Cottonwood Jrs
Linden Stars
Bucklen's Araia Salve Heals Wounds Burns and More
A short ad notes a dreadful wound requires prompt treatment with Bucklen's Araia Salve to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It claims the salve is the quickest surest healer for wounds burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands and piles, 25 cents at Olsen.
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Olsen
Five on board escape in Curacao wreck
Willemstad Curacao June 15 The government schooner Van Herdt wrecked on the northeast coast. The captain crew and passengers except four sailors and one passenger were drowned. The lost include the governor of Buen Ayre. Van Herdt was bound for Curacao from Buen Ayre and struck in thick weather Sunday night.
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Willemstad
Curacao
van Herdt
Buen Ayre
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Quick Comfort for Feet
Corrected June 22, 1910 ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to ease tired aching swollen feet by shaking into shoes. Claims relief from burning, sweating, and discomfort while improving walking ease. Sold everywhere with no substitutes.
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Allen
Turner Hall Gymnastics Classes Show Broad Schedule
Turner Hall offers boys ages up to 11 on Wednesday 4 30 to 5 30 and Saturday 9 00 to 10 15. boys 11 to 14 on Monday and Thursday 4 30 to 5 30. youths 14 to 17 on Monday 7 30 to 8 45 and Friday 7 30 to 8 30. girls 6 to 11 on Tuesday afternoon 4 30 to 5 30 and Saturday 9 00 to 11 30. girls 11 to 15 on Tuesday and Friday afternoons 4 30 to 5 30. ladies over 15 Wednesday and Saturday evenings 7 30 to 9 45. Sunday forenoon classes and Sunday School list 1509 remain.
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Mieses
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Eddie
E. Fried
Lindeman
Pirates
Mgr. Clarke
Pittsburg
Koester
New Ulm Turnverein
Pred Pfaender
Charles Hauenstein
Ernst Wicherski
George Hagen
Treas
Emil Wicherski
Turnwart
Charles Emmerich
Henry Haeberle
Turnverein
Antony—Brandt
Andrew Backer
Millford
Imperial
Joseph Fischer
Ed. F
Alfred A. Berkner
S. 13
S. 14
Andrew W. Pederson
Peter J. Carlson
California
Cottonwood & Searles Notes
Dance
Opera House
Pioneer Drug Company
J. H. Forster
Miss Eichmann
Market Report
G. F. Reineke, M. D
New Ulm, Minn
Foley
Turner Hall
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