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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
6
A mix of social notes and local items: births in Cambria and Lafayette. marriages including Lavina Youngblom and Julius Hagburg. various visits and trips to St Paul, Minneapolis, and Seattle. School and church events, turns of civic life, and upcoming meetings of the Lafayette Elevator Co and New Ulm Turnverein. Local crime notes include two thefts of gold from dental offices and a civil case involving the City of New Ulm.
The Sleepy Eye Herald reports multiple June weddings. Ova A Mellenthin of Sleepy Eye married George F Miller of Montrose Ming at Evangelical church with Rev G M Hielscher officiating. Mary E Nelson of Sleepy Eye wed Geo M Davis of Bowman North Dakota at St Marys church with Rev W M Stulz. The couple will honeymoon visiting Twin Cities and Chicago before settling in Bowman. Herman Zulsdorf married Emma Christensen at German Lutheran church with Rev Zich. they will reside in Sleepy Eye.
A notice lists bugs or items sized 9 by 12 feet with a price of 95 and 75. The fragment references J. H. Forstsg as a possible seller or contact.
A mentally distraught mother travels with her seven year old daughter on the Oregonent Limited from Fergus Falls. She leaps from a dining car window near Williston and is cut to pieces by a following train. The child is cared for by a ranchman and later placed with her Hanska uncles amid notes of a $900 deposit found aboard.
Redwood Falls plans Pioneer Day on July 2 with special morning trains to Scenic City and evening return. M. Mullen announced the birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Blattermann of St. Louis. Y P S C E group held a gathering at Mrs. Stolz’s home. Semi annual officers elected: Mathilda Metre president, Elizabeth Wheeler vice president, H F Blomquist secretary, Edith Schmidt treasurer. Mrs. Donkel fare- well party at Turner Hall. she will move to St. Paul with Mr. and Mrs. John Bobleter, who takes a State Auditor’s office post by Aug. 1.
Under the schedules effective Sunday June 27 an additional train will run between Rapid City and Hot Springs South Carolina creating two through trains to Hot Springs. The promotion mentions a handsome car and modern coaches with direct route fair time. An illustrated folder advertises Hot Springs as a health and pleasure resort and provides car reservations and schedule and fare information.
Holy Trinity School ends a successful year with a summer break. An audience enjoyed the evening programme featuring the Chorus Welcome Salutatory essays declamations recitations and a waxen ciborium display. Diplomas were awarded by Rt Rev Msgr Sandmeyer to graduates Carl P Richten Gerhard F Schneider Bernhard P Ries George F Puchner Ida A Wiesner Thecla A Hibner Rose T Gruenenfelder Clara C Epper Genevieve M Haubrich.
Death of Dorothea Hagedorn, an early Minnesota settler aged 81 years 9 months 25 days, born 1827 in Germany, immigrated 1852, settled 1858, survived Indian War hardships. Funeral at Lutheran Church Courtland with Rev Strassen. leaves five children. Also notes death of James Keegan age 27, former operator at Redwood Falls. Funeral from Holy Trinity church next Friday at 8 am, burial Catholic cemetery.
Craven’s Red Front advertises a broad selection of canned fruits vegetables pickles preserves sardines salmon lobsters potted meats and more. Highlights include dill and sweet pickles and Our Leader coffee at 25 cents per pound. smoked halibut white fish and assorted cheeses also noted.
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