Regiment Homecoming Of Company A Good
The Company A Good unit returned Sunday evening from a ten day encampment at Lake City praised for attendance and drill. Sergeant Groebner was promoted to second lieutenant, with regimental officers complimenting the company’s appearance and discipline. A large crowd greeted the train, a provisional band led the march to the armory, and an election filled the vacancy left by the resignation. Sharpshooter medal awarded to Constantine Schmid for high score in target practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geni Subleter
Staf
Issay
Mude
Lauden
Ant Hebbard
Ant Groebner
Dr Wing's New Life Pills Promote Regular Bowels
An alarming situation frequently results from neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver until constipation becomes chronic. This condition is unknown to users of Dr. Wing's New Life Pills, the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels. Guaranteed by O. M. Olsen, Drogist. Price 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wing
O. M. Olsen
Governor Johnson Not Worried About November Vote
In a city visit last week Governor Johnson discussed politics with local Democrats. He suggests Cole’s nomination reflected corporate and Minneapolis lumber interests, not Republican delegates’ will, and says he has governed in the state’s best interests. He backs Roosevelt if the GOP nominates him, and supports state development and emigration efforts to counter Canadian land drains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Johnson
Dakotas
McCleary's Bill Passes House With Federal Building Fund
The omnibus bill near adjournment includes a $35000 appropriation for a federal building in the city. Citizens long urged Congressman McCleary to secure the project, noting a recent ruling that cities over 5000 gain eligibility. Senate approval is still required. Carl Schurz's death leads to posthumous memoirs in McClure's Reminiscences. The July issue recounts Schurz meeting Mazzini and Kossuth and his work toward German unity.
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Congress
McClesty
Senate
McCleary
Carl Schurz
McClure
Italy
Kossuth
Hungary
Schurz
Germany
Floral Tribute At Mrs. Helena Seiter Funeral At Turner Theatre
Funeral services for Mrs. Helena Seiter were held at Turner Theatre on Thursday afternoon with a garden of flowers, extensive tributes from Gov. Johnson and wife, and a large crowd. Albert Steinhauser spoke of her character and life, followed by songs from the choir and floral departures by the ladies of her society. The ceremony ended with a grave-side service, rain limiting attendance yet drawing many residents and contributing to church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Seiter
Turner Theatre
Ladies' Society
A. J. Alwin
Seiter
Samsen
Schoch
Gov. Johnson
Jos. Popp
Albert Steinhauser
Rieke retires from politics amid family and work duties
A V Rieke announces he will not seek re election to the Minnesota State Senate after eight years in office. He cites family obligations, growing legal practice, and a belief eight years is enough, while stressing continued interest in republicanism and good citizenship. The same issue notes the dedication of a new Catholic church in Searles led by Father Sandmeyer with a large crowd from the city and surrounding areas in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Searles
Renville County
A. V. Rieke
Senate Chamber
Searles Father Sandmeyer
New Fuel Ready for Fall Market at Janesville Plant
G W Bunce, VP of Mankato Peat Fuel, says the Janesville plant will be erected and operated, with machinery ordered. Construction to finish by mid August, at a cost around fifty thousand dollars. The site south of the railroad on marsh terrain will use automatic gear and long cable transport. Capacity set at one hundred tons daily, potentially rising. market readiness expected by September 1. The fuel is claimed to be superior to coal, producing no smoke or odor and easier disposal as its light fibers dissipate with the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Bunce
Mankato Peat Fuel Company
Janesville
Bunce
Janesville Argus
Mr. Bunce
J. W. Jennison
Band Concert for Kitzberger Benefit by Second Regiment Band
The Second Regiment Band and Turnverein organize a benefit concert at Turner Hall Park Sunday evening for Henry Kitzberger who is home with a broken leg after camp. All gate receipts will go to support him. Kitzberger has long been active in city musical circles and helped elevate local standards. The event aims for a large crowd to honor his service and encourage support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnverein
Turner Hall Park
Henry Kitzberger
Kitzberger
Canada Excursion Promoted by New Ulm Co
New Ulm Land and Investment Co sponsors a Tuesday July 3 Canada excursion to Saskatchewan Valley with stops at Regina. Jacob Klossner and Louis Gare lead, claiming fair prices and no heavy commissions. Train departs New Ulm at 1:90 PM. agents John Leick and Susie Leick sightseeing in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Land and Investment Co
Canada
Jacob Klossner
Louis Gare
Saskatchewan
Regina
L. G. Vogel
New Ulm
Minneapolis & St. Louis
New Ulm Land & Investment Co
New Ulm. Minn
Grand concert seats to be reserved at Pioneer Drugstore
Arrangements by local enthusiasts for a grand fifty five voice concert at St. Peter Saturday evening. Two plat of the house will be at the Pioneer Drug store for those who wish to reserve seats. Turner park is praised as a gem with dark red roses grafted on wild varieties by Julius Krause.
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St. Peter
Pioneer Drug Store
Lovell
2D South
Minnesota
Turner Park
Julius Krause
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Inet Lake City
Prof
Myer
Reim
Marshall
Gieseke
Fred Cook
State Game and Fish
Sam Fullerton
News Messenger
Bierbaum & Backer
Fill Turner Theatre
G. A. Ottomeyer
Brown County
Second Regiment
Johnn Leick
Susie Leick
Madeira
Minnesota Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Joan E. Bosnersr
PF. Scuras
New Utm
Mic
Boye
Seck
Norfolk
Crone Bros
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