New Ulm Triumphs In Home Twin Bill With Morgan Ends
New Ulm scores 7 0 to 5 6 victory over Morgan in a Sunday twin bill. Bertsch pitched superbly allowing seven hits each game while Pfeiffer starred in defense with key plays including a shoestring catch and a three finger stab. Local fans urged to attend next Sunday’s Comfrey visit for another strong showing.
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Chick” Dies
Short
Ulm
Dies
Robinson
Pfeiffer
Born
Fairmont
Morgan
New Ulm
Tiegs and Oldenburg
Bill” Pfeiffer
E. F. Wheeler
Boston
Mass
International Conference of Congregational Churches
Rev. Wheeler
Trees Growing in Broadway Center Start Shade Experiment
A city column highlights young Cottonwood trees growing in the center of Broadway between Eighth and Tenth North streets. The piece argues the bold, unmanicured urban greenery may provide shade for motorists and reflect civic pride, urging authorities to let the natural experiment proceed.
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Broadway
Eighth
Tenth North
North Broadway
New Ulm
Marshall man commits suicide in jail after murder case
James Whelan of Marshall was held for the May 29 murder of his cousin Elizabeth Smith and assault on Lyle Shitstead. He died in his Lyon county jail cell Monday afternoon June 14 by hanging with a blanket strip from his bed.
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James Whelan
Marshall
Elizabeth Smith
Lyle Shitstead
Lyon County
Lafayette Ledger Changes Hands
Anton Malmberg, editor and publisher, sold the Lafayette Ledger last week to Hilding G. Swenson who has worked on the paper since returning from service overseas. Malmberg had led the Ledger for twelve years. Mrs. John Fischer of Fairmont, Mont., visited the Scheipels in Lafayette and left Wednesday.
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Anton Malmberg
Lafayette Ledger
Hilding G. Swenson
Ledger
Malmberg
John Fischer
Fairmont
Mont
Henry Scheipel
Pierre
S. D
Edward Wersal
Rochester
M. Bernard
U. Farmers Elevator Co Enjoys Prosperous Year
The New Ulm Farmers Elevator Co reports a prosperous year pleasing stockholders and officers. At the annual meeting in New Ulm on Saturday, officers were elected: President Jos J Sperl Cottonwood, Vice President Jos Altmann West Newton, Secretary Herman Pfaender Milford, Treasurer Henry Simmet Lafayette township, Managers Hubert A Hillesheim New Ulm and Chas Hillesheim, helper Jos Werdan.
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New Ulm Farmers Elevator Co
Herman Pfaender
Jos. J. Sperl
Cottonwood
Jos. Altmann
West Newton
Herman Pfa
Holy Trinity Parish Attends Paulist Choristers Concert
A large turnout from Holy Trinity Parish heard the Paulist Choristers of New York sing at St. Peter and Paul's church in Mankato Monday evening. The choir under Father Finn received high praise for superb singing and artistry.
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Holy Trinity
New York
St. Peter and Paul’s Church
Mankato
Father Finn
Miss Clara Horman Weds Alex Devine at New Ulm
Miss Clara Horman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernst Horman of Springfield united in marriage with Alex Devine of Dexter Minnesota last Saturday morning at New Ulm. The couple will reside on a farm near Dexter and were welcomed by friends in Sleepy Eye.
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Clara Horman
Ernst Horman
Springfield
Alex Devine
Dexter
Ross Armstrong
Joe Koensler
Leila Simon
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm
Wool receiving dates set for Brown County event
At a Brown County Wool Growers' Association meeting on June 23 and 24 wool will be received at the Sleepy Eye Sale Pavilion with a weigh master and records keeper in place. Sacks available there. County Agent F M Bane urges farmers to spread the word to save money via the association.
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Brown County
Wool Growers’ Association
Sleepy Eye
F. M. Bane
Order for Hearing Proof of Will in Brown County
In Brown County Minnesota probate court in 1920 orders that the instrument purporting to be George Jacobs last will be admitted to probate. Emma Bender files petition that Louise Jacobs is executrix and letters testamentary be issued. Hearing set for July 12 1920 at 10 o'clock at the probate office New Ulm with public notice by three weekly publications in New Ulm Review.
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State of
Minnesota
Brown
George Jacobs
Said
Emma Bender
Louise Jacobs
Court House
New Ulm
Minn
Freight Train Derailment Delays Service Near Stockton
A North Western freight train derailed about 20 miles from Winona near Stockton early Tuesday. One car jumped the track and several others derailed causing traffic block for hours. The eastbound local passenger train ran about eight hours late. No injuries reported. Local agent F C Starr cited unknown cause for the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western
Winona
F. C. Starr
Stockton
Gibbon Forms New Baseball Team for Rest of Season
Local Gibbon residents voted to field a team after feeling unfinished without one. The squad played its first game at Lafayette last Sunday as community hopes rise for a competitive season.
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Gibbon
Lafayette
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Huwertz
Benny
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Comfrey
Crack Comfrey
C. A. Stolz Hardware Store
Florence
Detroit
Signet
Nature
U. Farmers Elevator Co
Stockholders
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Thomas Masterson
Geo. Niggs
Lucan
Lamberton Independent
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Chas. Baugatz
Madeiras
Gretta Morrison
Elma Rolloff
Milford
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Wis
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John Bauer
State Street
Mother
Babe
John Kierzek
Ames State College
Ames
Iowa
Louise Pierce
Elgin
Ill
Henry Schlottman
Laura, Allen
Alfred
Brogan
Ore
G. W. Schlottman
Madison
Schlottman
Sealwee B. Mather
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Os Vu Tire and Repair CO
A. Wilfahrt
New Ulm, Minn
J. W. Brown
Minneapolis
Florence Volz
R. H. Hartley
Mildred Barnes
Little Falls
Beata Krook
J. H. Lienhard
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F. H. Krook
Herman Albrecht
Klossner
Aimee Krook
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Miss Beata
Aitkin, Minn
Vincent Reichenbach
Louis Reichenbach
Arlington
John M. Johnson
Hanska
Theo. Gronholz
Charley Chute
Marie Forster
Wm. Grundmeyer
New
Ulm Chautauqua
Bertha Pfeiffer
Werring-Hogeland
Mrs. A. Schmelz
Veronica Schneider
Arnold Wilbrecht
Hilda Ziegler
John G. Pelzl
Fred Grand
Henry Scheibel
Peter Seifert
Lamberton
L. Shand
Mr. Shand
Henry Miller
Glencoe
Mr. Miller
J. R. Graupmann
Comfrey Farmers Elevator Co
H. C. Bakken
Theodore
Herman Langhoff
Gustav Langhoff
Wabasso
Helen
California
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Kinman
Ariz
West
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