Brewers Beat St Peter In 17 to 3 Exhibition Game
New Ulm dominates St Peter 17 to 3 as Limmy and Daehn handle the pitching and fielding miscues favoring New Ulm. Groebner and Mayer spark the offense with multiple hits while St Peter struggles with errors and defensive lapses. Next week the Brewers host Cobden and Arlington in quick, high spirited encounters.
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Limmy
St. Peter
New Ulm
Brewers
Essling
Seifert
Groebner
Backer
Wotil
Daehn
Duhms
Antony
Amann
Mayer
Lindemann
Daebn
Dahms
Hank
Long
Wicherski
Puhlmano
Meade
Fritche
Ferrera
George
William
Hanna
Wicherskis
Berg
Schmidt
Gonnec
Cobden
Brookie
Fairgrounds
Arlington Ss
Arlington
St. Peter Abr
F. P.O
A K
Berg m. Dillon
C. Fritche
P. Meade
P. Essling c
L. Seifert R
Daehn P
Hatcher
Bos New Ulm Wicherski
V. Mayer
Lindemann m. Backer
Publmanop P
Groebner c
Willlaus
Ama
Olsen's Remedy for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
A brief note cites O. M. Olsen praising a remedy for chronic kidney and bladder issues. It claims the medicine supports kidney and bladder action, with healing, strengthening, and bracing effects.
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O. M. Olsen
Marriages at St Marys and Evangelical Church in Sleepy Eye
A wedding at St Marys church united Miss Margaret Berg and Mr Frank Neudecker with Rev Stulz officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Fort Dodge Iowa after a reception at Mrs Bergs home. A second ceremony at the Evangelical Church united Rev E F Brand and Miss Amanda Kissner with details on their backgrounds and future as a minister and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Merry’s Church
Margaret Berg
Frank Neudecker
Stulz
Neudecker
Standard Store
Joe Neudecker
Clements
Frances Berg
Frances Brown
Lamberton
Rudolph Neudecker
Evangelical Church
E. F. Brand
Spokane
Wash
Amanda Kissner
Forthwestern College
Morristown Mine
Fred Kissner
Sleepy Eye
Northwestern College
Schmidt Visit Spurs Chickens Theft Report In County
Cottonwood and Searles residents Mr and Mrs Joe W Schmidt visited Lam berton relatives last week. Sunday night a chicken house owned by Joe Schaebrich was entered and about sixty young chickens were taken. Friday the Schmidt party visited Theo Weibel’s chicken house and took about 80 birds. Aug Schaffler of Lafayette and Rud Massapost of West Newton bought two short horn cattle from Hummel Bros. Rudolph Groebner damaged an eye while repairing a hay rack.
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Joe W. Schmidt
Lamberton
Joe Schaebrich
Theo. Weibel
Schaffler
Lafayette
Rud
Massapost
West Newton
Hummel Bros
Rudolph Groebner
Piano Recital by Miss Silverson at Congregational Church
Miss Charlotte M. Silverson to present a classical piano recital at the Congregational Church on July folio evening. The program includes works by Beethoven Debussy Wagner Schubert Liszt Moszkowski Chopin and a Polish song transcription. About 180 children had first communion at the Catholic church last Sunday with Archbishop Ireland to confer confirmation to about 600 next Sunday.
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Charlotte M. Silverson
Beeathhoven
Dubussy
Wagner
Schubert
Liszt
Moszkowski
Chopin
Ireland
Local visits and social rounds noted around Edie
Mr and Mrs Herman Schroscher and Mr and Mrs Aug Mats and son of Edie visited Hermie Fechoer and others this week. Heory Booker hosted a large party Saturday eve. Fred Foss made a business call in St Peter. Township boards met Monday. Dr Merritt of St Peter and Dr Vogel of New Ulm handled Nicollet coroner business Wednesday. C H Braun visited New Ulm Wednesday and Joseph Tauer called there. Louis Fitzper visited with Martin last week. Art Zlesk visited Wabas last week. Braun took friends to a river picnic. fishing and swimming were enjoyed. D F Meyer of North Mankato and G W Schlottman, New Ulm, and Henry Groth of Mankato were business callers recently.
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Herman Schroscher
Aug. Mats
Edie
Hermie Fechoer
Heory Booker
Ore
Fred Foss
Bt. Petar
Village Board of Review
Township Board of Review
Merritt
St. Peter
Nicollet Co
J. H. Vogel
New Ulm
C.H. Braun
Jos. Tauer
Louis Fitzper
Stucho
Martin
Art. Zlesk
Mr. Braun
D. FP. Meyer
North Mankato
G. W. Schlottman
Henry Groth
Mankato
Obituary notices for Marie Gleisner and Mrs Schonlau
Marie Magdalen Gleisner aged 29 died at her West Newton home after a February 1882 birth date. She leaves husband Jos Gleissner and three children, with funeral at St George Catholic church. Also, Mrs Carl Schonlau, born 1860, died after cancer surgery in Minneapolis. She is survived by three children and four Crone brothers. Funeral held in Minneapolis.
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Marie Magdalen Gleisner
Kuschnick
West Newton
Jos. Gleissner
Bird Island
Gleisper
St. George Catholic Church
Carl Schonlau
Crone Brothers
Asbury Hospital
Minneapolis
Mra. Schonlau
Herm Weyhe
Minoeapolis
Court-martial panel finds four guilty for drills absence
Co A members Rud Lasghoff Henry Ahrens and Paul Polzin were convicted Tuesday evening for absence from drills without lawful excuse and fined five dollars each or five days in county jail. Miss Alice Moosbruger resigns from G A Ottemeyers Ready-to-wear to move to St Paul. The three cent passenger rate on all Minnesota roads to take effect July 1.
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Co. A
Rud
Lasghoff
Henry Ahrens
Paul Polzin
Alice Moosbruger
G. A. Ottemeyer
St. Paul
Wm. Rossbach Sr
Albin
Emil Rasmussen
Evan
E. Petersen
Heat Rains Treat New Ulm and Nearby Areas
A week of extreme heat in New Ulm eased with a Sunday night downpour and a steady rain across southern Minnesota. Mankato reported a heavy rainstorm damaging a barn on the Joe Danzer farm for an estimated loss of 3000.0 dollars. New Ulm and Booth and North Dakota districts saw showers while the heat prompted physician visits for heat indressions.
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New Ulmaul
Milford
New Ulm
Booth
North Dakota
Minnesota
Mankato
Joe Danzer
Luxuriously Equipped Fast Trains Offers Low Summer Rates
Colorado, Utah and California Special low round trip rates during June July August and September. Luxuriously equipped fast trains with choice of routes and liberal stop overs and return limits. Rates and dates on application to ticket agents. The North Western Line.
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North Western Line
Firemen’s Association selects Fairmont as 1914 convention host
The thirty ninth annual Minnesota State Fire Department Association convention in Owatonka drew 1100 delegates with about double that many visitors. Speakers included Senator Cashman and J Adam Bede who urged Pine City for 1914. Fairmont to host next, Minneapolis in 1913. Harry M Sears elected second vice president. Ringer chosen president.
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Minnesota State Fire Department Association
Owatonka
T. £. Cashman
J. Adam Bede
Fairmont
Harry M. Sears
Minneapolis
Thief River Falls
J. M. Collins
Pine City
Austin
Hibbing
Chaska
Glenwood
Chief Ringer
J. R. Canterbury
Lea Richardson
A. J. Myley
St. Paul
J. W. Raymond
E. E. Kelly
Faribault
E. M. ‘Twiford
Owatonna
Frank Hannon
Rush City
Milwaukee
New Ulm
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall's Cure
Consumer warning against mercury based catarrh ointments and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure by F B T Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio. Claims cure without mercury and offers testimonials and pharmacists' availability. Includes promotion of Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
FB. T. Cheney & Consoledo
Buy
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & Co
Drigkists
Hull
Don't Stay Equal: School Yard Inequality Questioned
A citizen argues equality ends as children grow. Mr. Rafferty counters that seven or more AN men are born equal but diverge once they meet in the school yard. The exchange highlights early views on social equality and group dynamics among youths.
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Mr. Rafferty
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Wenz
Buacker
Pippin
EU. Berg
Feky’s
Sidney
Cottonwood and Searles
Colorado
Utah
California
Firemen’s Association
BURG
Louis G. Vogel
2Nd Regiment
Claude MacKenzie
Gaylord
German Park
EW Ulm
Arlingt
Star Hall
Brown
M. Mullen
Eleanor Mullen
M Mullen
New Urmin Eald County
Ross
Jude
Market Report
GMRL
Dakota House
New Ulm Publ. Co
ALB. Steinhauser
Max Reinhart
Ed. Reinhart
Courtland Tp
Allen Nursery Co
Rochester
Alex Waibel
Sigel Town
Os No
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