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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1917

Page

7

NOVICE OF LIS PENDENS IN BROWN COUNTY MINNESOTA

Notice that an action has begun in the Ninth Judicial District in Brown County Minnesota by the plaintiff to establish ownership in fee simple of real property described as Outlet Number Two and related parcels in New Ulm. Defendants and unknown others are named to have no right, title, or lien to the property. The case names Albert Steinhauser as plaintiff's attorney.

W. Jacob Mueller John Steinheixser Caroline Constang Unna Baintif Fiat Nafter County of Brown Minnesota Quinnt Ste Bur New Ulm Register Devas Ih Anid Brown County Center Street Endety Rogier Tad County Lothy Albert Speinhauser New UN

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in New Ulm Minnesota

Notice of mortgage foreclosure by Hauser & Sons Malting Co. on a 1916 mortgage to Houser & Som Malting Co. The sale of Lots 11 12 13 and 17 in Black 217 North Center Street New Ulm Brown County Minnesota will occur June 28 1917 at 10:00 A.M. at the courthouse front door. The debt is $6 086.21 with interest taxes and attorney fees. Redemption permitted within one year. This public sale is conducted by the Brown County Sheriff.

Ulm Hyowing Maulting Company Houser & Som Malting Company’ ‘& Corporation Morty Register of Cede County of Brown Minnesota Center Street New Ulm Register of Deeds Brown County Charla Hauser Hauser & Soke Malting Co Stave Bank of Hansi Ney Hauser & Sons Malting Company Pfaender & Erickson

Foreclosure Sale Notice on 1912 Park Addition Lot Mortgage

Dalault defaulted on 87 153.75 owed on a mortgage from New Ulm Brewing & Malting Co to HAUSER SONS MALT COMPANY and State Bank of Hanska. Mortgage, dated December 4 1912, Mortgagee pursues public sale at Brown County Court House New Ulm on June 15 1917 at 10 A M to satisfy debt including 100 attorney fees, one year redemption. CHARLES HAUSER Trustee HAUSER SONS MALTING CO and State Bank of Hanska Mortgagees. PYRENDER ERICKSON Attorneys.

Register of Deeds County of Brown State of Minnesota Fe Beede Vietim Park Addition Center Street New Ulm Brown County Office of the Register of Deeds Charles Hauser Hauser & Sons Malting Company State Bank of Hanska Pyrender & Erickson

Churavari wedding of Mathews at Jones home crowds attend

The Cambria party for Mr and Mrs Harry Mathews at Jot and Barry Jones home drew a large crowd. Guests presented a combined bookcase and writing desk to the newlyweds. Ice cream was served late, with many noting a pleasant time and travel from Morgan Tanley and others. Mrs Johnson of Milwaukee stayed with relatives here last week.

Harry Mathews Jot Barry Jones B. L. Taney Will D. Haris Morgan Tanley Wadena Leslie Evans Johnson Milwaukee Wis

Community News From Cambria Township

Hudie Lewis and family noted for new silo project. Miss Naomi Harris returns to New Richland to teach, Esther Bowen returns from Mankato Normal, Gwennie Evans to teach next year near Mankato. Infant daughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Jons. Welsh Methodist convention attended at Crystal Lake. Cambria band at Farmers club picnic with speech by Mr Brown. Forty young men registered for conscription. David E Bowen registrar. Ad Hunt and Emlyn Thomas ill.

Hudie Lewis Mt. Lewis Gizo Ryan J. Davis Johndan Jennie Arndt Countland Dora Rolexts Dan Cambria Association Mankato Ti Mire John T. Davis Owen Evans Montis Minneapolis Lfivan J Oter H. Roberts Naomi Harris New Richland Minn Esther Bowen Mankato Normal Gwennie Evans Lake Crystal David E. Bowen Ad Hunt Emlyn Thomas Farmers Club Butternut Mr. Brown State Agricultural

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Overnight

Gray hair fades, but Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound in a 50 cent bottle promises natural, even darkening. Drug stores sell millions yearly. after one or two applications gray hair vanishes and hair becomes lush and youthful. Not a disease treatment, strictly a toilet preparation for cosmetic effect.

Wyeth Wideth

Obituary of Wenzel Helget in New Ulm region

Wenzel Helget of this city and Cottonwood township died Tuesday June 19 at Loretto hospital after three months of illness following a paralysis stroke. Born November 28 1844 in Bavaria he came to New York then New Ulm in 1871 and married Barbara Kiesner. Survived by three grandchildren and sister Mrs Joseph Tauer, funeral at Holy Trinity Catholic church with burial in Catholic cemetery. Alice Pregler died June 20 at home after pneumonia and debility. funeral and burial at Catholic church and cemetery.

Wenzel Helget Cottonwood Township Loretto Hospital Mr. Helger Bavaria Germany America New York New Ulm Barbara Kiesner Cottonwood Helget M. Helget Wenzel Helget Died June 30, 1916. Four Children Were Born To Mr. and Mrs. Helget Joseph Joseph ‘Tauer Holy Trinity Catholic Church Alice John Pregler Minnesota Street Buriares

Kidney Flush Salts Promoted for Health Benefit

Advertises Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive kidney flush remedy made from grape and lemon acids with Lithin. Claims to treat sick kidneys, nervous issues, stomach upset, and bladder irritation by dissolving in water before breakfast. Promotes as harmless, easy to use for generations, and a pleasant effervescent drink.

Courtland Notes Busy Week Of Local Happenings

Miss Anne Ebert of Brighton visited relatives. Herman Kurtz returned from New Ulm hospital after weeks of treatment. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Theo Gieseke. Mrs Herman Fechner learned of her father Herman Schroeder stucho’s death. Mrs Bartel visited Mankato. Mrs Chas Stuebe of New Ulm and Mrs Lieck and Mrs Studtman of Chicago were guests at Theo Lange’s. Peter Karr and others enjoyed Lake Jefferson. Mr and Mrs Albert Poutz and Mr and Mrs Herbert Morsching visited Emil Steinberg. Meat market reopens in the village. Dave Rosinbim & Co. reopened Loomis & Son site. H.C. Etter and families plan a trip to Elgin Iowa. G W Schlottmann sold his business and plans to move near Wadena.

Anne Ebert Brighton Herman Kurtz New Ulm Stork Mankato Chas. Stuebe Lieck Studtman Chicago Theo Lange Peter Karr Velma Wabassa Chas. Block Otto Berberich Walter Harry Beyer Lake Jefferson Albert Poutz Land Herbert Morsching Amanda Steinberg Emil Steinberg Dave G. W. Schlottmann Mr. Schlottmann Wadena

Morning inside bath promises health for all readers

A promotional piece extols daily internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate to purify the stomach kidneys and bowels. It claims clearer skin more energy and fewer illnesses for both men and women and urges purchasing a quarter pound of limestone phosphate to prove the benefits.

Bath

June Weddings in Fremont and Nearby Areas

A double wedding in Fremont Wisconsin featured Arthur Dahms and Selma Krenke with Alma Dahme as a brid al attendant. The couple will ranch near Alzada Montana. Also wed were Phillip Wranschitz Jr. and Caroline Kretsch at Holy Trinity church in the city with several family members in attendance. A third ceremony united Mary Stellies and John Falk on North Minnesota Street with a brief Minneapolis trip following.

Fremont Phillip Wraneschitz, Jr Sleepy Eye Phillip Wraneschitz Caroline Kretsch J. Kretsch Holy Trinity Catholic Church Robert Schlinkert Leopoldine Wraneschitz Hilliarius Berg Dela Schilling Springfield Washington Street W. M. Sellner Henry J. Berg North Minnesota Street Mary Stellies John Falk C. J.albrecht Louise Stellies Elsie Fall

Farmers urged to raise more wool at Minnesota State Fair

The Minnesota Agricultural Variety urges farmers to boost pure bred sheep farming with premiums at the Minneapolis fair from September 8. Secretary Canfield notes wool demand rises for army equipment amid declining sheep numbers and war disruptions. The State Fair offers 3950 in sheep premiums across breeds like Rambouillet Southdown Shropshire and more with wool premiums totaling 200.

Minnesota Minneapolis Thomas H. Canfield Canfield France Department of Agriculture Washington Rambouillet Southdown Shropshire Oxford Down Hampshire Dorset Leicester Cheviot Lincoln Cotswald St. Paul

M and St L Time Table Southbound Services

The schedule lists multiple Sunday departures from New Ulm and Estherville toward St Paul Minneapolis and Winthrop with through passengers via New Ulm to Twin Cities and no car changes between New Ulm and Twin Cities. Examinations include No 60 Ex 230 am to Estherville No 86 Ex 745 am to New Ulm No 110 Ex to St Paul Minneapolis to New No 123 Ex 615 am New Ulm to St Paul Minneapolis No 20 Ex 7 Ex to St Paul No 7 Ex 230 pm New Ulm to Winthrop No 61 Ex 346 pm Estherville to Winthrop.

St. Paul New Ulm Winthrop Estherville Pasengers Twin Cities

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Minin Shite U.S Chas, Emmerich Minn, and Center Sts Wiliam Pfaender Agency General Insurance Csipanias Corry Ier Iain Suety Hausen Pikiniff Lis Pendens Drown Henry Steinhauser A.W. Bingham Bingham Bros Coal & Gran Uly Ctencer Schemann and Schackel New Ulm Minn Emil Wicherski J. BE Tiltmens Shoes Daniel Webster Mill CO Mew Vic Mino Market Report Altce Pregler Eke Lim Alte Hotars Pala Courtland Ae of II Mtn Age Ieee Si-Paul Louie Retacip Word Fur Literature Quincey Wraneschitz-Kretsch Falk Stellies The Mel Grocery Wm, H.bierbaum Prop State Fair
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