Bundesturofest trip carries 21 to Denver from New Ulm
A New Ulm Turnvereins group, led by Prof. Herman Helin, travels Monday morning at 6:25 to Denver for the Bundesfest. Julius Berndt Sr., 82, funded by local Masons and citizens, joins as the happiest participant to see the Rocky Mountains. The party boards a Turner special via Mankato, Denver events unfold over three festival parts with diplomas Sunday.
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Denver
Prof
Herman Helin
Hugo Schlevader
George Hagen
Arthur Hubs
George Wieberaki
John X. Newmans
Ernst Wisherski
Emma Gebser
Horths Heers
Vers Nagel
Mankato
George Scherer, Jr
Mr. Pay
Turner
Corners
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mackato
New Ulm
Omaha
Rock Island
Julius Berndt
Berndt
New Ulm Turne|verein
Bundes- Surnfsat
Rocky Mountains
Mr. Berndt
Masonic Order
New Ulm Turnverein
North American Gymnastic Union
Oea
Consolidation Endorsed At Lutheran Synod Meeting
The Lutheran Synod held in Minneapolis discussed consolidation of the Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and Nebraska synods. Delegates were urged to vote and report by August 10 while reports praised inner mission progress and North Dakota expansion. The synod also talked of seminary staffing remodeling plans and next meeting at Gibbon.
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Minneapolis
P. Dowidat
Jerusalem
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Nebraska
Green Bay
Pres. Naumann
North Dakota
Hardus
Globe
Arizona
Theological Seminary
Wauwatosa
Wis
Normal College
New Ulm
Theological
Hugo Mosel
Ackermann
Gibbon
Band Concert Sunday Eve June 29 Program From Medleys to Overtures
A Sunday evening band concert lists selections including Medley Marches and Overtures. Pieces feature titles such as Da golog to stay right there to town Am Meer Schubert Trail of Lonesome Times and You're a Great Big Blue Eyed Baby. The program includes Indian Romance Hobomoko and The Double Alliance with several composers noted.
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da Golog
Bryan
Am Meer
Schubert
Suppe
Slippery Ike
Sargent
Pan
Taubert
Brown
Beneane Seeeee
Paul de Ville
Timely Rains Bring Relief to Minnesota County
After a protracted dry spell in June, strong storms delivered nearly an inch of rain across the area. Farmers like Peter P. Manderfeld and August Thiede praised the showers for reviving pastures and early crops, with only minor electric disruption and no major damage reported.
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Minnesota
Busine
New Ulm
Kalz
Broadway
Peter P. Manderfeld
Cottonwood Township
Mr. Manderfeld
August Thiede
Dreuth
Misses Pfeiffer and Zieber Start Western Trip
Misses Bertha Pfeiffer and Antonia Zieber left Sunday for a western trip. Mrs Regina Hauenstein and Miss Ida Hauenstein, who planned to go, were detained by business matters and will not leave until next Sunday.
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Bertha Pfeiffer
Antonia Zieber
Regina Hauenstein
Ida Hauenstein
Puzzling Fire Alarm Blamed on Frayed Electric Wire
Fire alarm at the Amann barn near the saloon led firefighters to a non blaze when a worn insulation electric line sparked. Dick Amann was shocked attempting to douse flames. Rubber booted workers avoided further shocks as wires were traced and a smoldering six inch hole with a nail started the wood burning.
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Herzog
Amann
Rege
Dick Amann
Hugo Gebeer
Fred Brust
Sannwald
Sleepy Eye Marriage Unites Miss Steffen and Mr Hentges
Miss Anns Steffen daughter of Anton Steffen and Alois Hentges of Shakopee wed at St Marys church with Rev Stulz officiating. Maid of honor was Josephine Steffen and Joseph Herzog served as groomsman. After a wedding breakfast at the bride's sister Mrs A J Bertrand home the couple left for St Paul and two weeks, returning home July 1 to Owens Sullivan's home.
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Anns Steffen
Anton Steffen
Alois Hengtes
Shakopee
St. Mary’s Church
Father Stulz
Josephine Steffen
Joseph Herzog
A. J. Bertrand
Hentges
St. Paul
Owen Sullivan
Theresa Brucklei
Andrew Hruckbauer
Otto Sellner
Joseph Sellner
St. Mary's Church
Clara Bruckbauer
Geo. Neudecker
Mrs. Sellver
Sellner
Albin
Sleepy Eye Herald- Dispatch
Buscher Election Contested Over Machine Gun Company Role
Colonel Buscher's election as Col. of the Second Regiment is challenged on grounds that Machine Gun Company officers lacked legal right to vote. The dispute, described as unprecedented, will be settled in the Attorney General's office and involves a list of appointments filed with the Adjutant General including Vogel as Adjutant and Hubbard as Commissary.
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John Buschers
Lake City
Fred B. Wood
Buschers
Adjutant General
Louis G. Vogel
Walter Rosenwald
Redwing
Madison
Frank Hubbard
Excelsior
A. W. Inglis
Redwood Falls
E. C, Clemens
Duluth
J. H. Dorsey
Glencoe
Merrill
Amboy
Lieut
Rumpf
Faribault
Forest and Field Clerk examinations announced
An exam for Forest and Field Clerk positions will be held July 9 at the local office. Applications must be filed by June 30. For full information apply to Fred Oswald. A wedding occurred Monday at St Marys Church as Theresa Bruckbauer married Otto Sellner with Rev Stulz officiating.
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Fred Oswald
New Ulm Plans Lively Fourth of July Celebration
The committee-led festival features a grand parade led by Colonel Buschere with military units and the Second Regiment Band. Events at the Fair Grounds include purse contests, horse paces by Doc White, amateur motorcycle races, tug of war, and children contests. Picnics, dances, and a fireworks night cap the day long celebration in Brown County.
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New Ulm
Brown County Agricultural Association
Enus
Buschere
L. G. Voge
Wm. J. Julius
Burg
Fire Department
Tbe
Oscar Hallam
Arbeitarverein
Indiam Monument
Gorman Park
Fair Grounds
V. Wm
Brown
Lec'v. Engelbert
Milford
Tne
Hows Igirla
Fab
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Rotano
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Lutheran Synod
Register of Deeds
Albert Schramm
Louis Brey
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