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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1916

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State troops mobilize from New Ulm to Fort Snelling

State guardsmen from New Ulm and nearby towns move to Fort Snelling for potential border service amid the Mexican puzzle. Major Pfaender leads with Lt. Hubbard and Capt. Groebner in command of Company A. A Commercial Club banquet, farewell dance, and packed North German Park events mark the sendoff as locals cheer the volunteers.

Armory Philip Lieseh Pfaender Fritsche Sergt. Pfeiffer Corp. Christensen

City Council Passes Addiction and Licensing Ordinances

City Hall met in special session to approve three ordinances including stricter drink age enforcement, licensing for moving picture houses at $25, and $5 per billiard table yearly. City Attorney Pfaender was granted a one month leave of absence. The council also discussed funding warrants with interest and street improvements financed by both city and property owners along Front Street.

New Ulm Justice of the Peace Pfaender North State Street Front Street Center Fifth North

Sons of Herman Picnic At New Ulm On Sunday

Henry Herman reports the Order of the Sons of Herman will picnic in New Ulm Sunday July 16. Members from St Paul and Minneapolis will arrive by special train with about six hundred people for what’s promised to be a great day.

Henry Herman Order of the Sons of Herman New Ulm St. Paul Minneapolis

Father says son attempts murder in special hearings

A 15 year old Adolph Anderson, held for examination after being moved from Sibley County, is charged with willful intent to murder his father Gustav Anderson, a farmer of Severance township. The case, coupled with his mother’s appeal, centers on a disputed gun wound on June 7.

Julius Sibley County Adolph Anderson Young Anderson Gustav Anderson Severance Brown County Bastile

War Time Wedding in New Ulm for Lieut Puhlmann and Miss Sehramm

A private war wedding linked romance in New Ulm as Lieut Alfred Puhlmann of Company A marries Miss Louisa Sehramm. They plan a fall home on Center Street but will relocate temporarily with the bride’s sister if needed, awaiting his return from the front. The community extends best wishes as Puhlmann’s enlistment advances.

New Ulm Alfred Puhlmann Company "A Louisa Sehramm Fort Snelling Center Street Puhlmann Alfred Marti Mrs. Marti Mr. Puhlmann Herbert Grussendorf Follmann August Puhlmann Army Amann Mexico

Auto wheel fails in rain near Sleepy Eye

Jos Martinka of Milroy and family drove to New Ulm to see soldiers and the band but heavy rain forced many to head home. Between here and Sleepy Eye the Overland wheel broke, risking a serious accident as a car coming from Sleepy Eye slid off the grade on slippery roads. All escaped with minor injuries.

Jos. Martinka Milroy New Ulm Soldier Boys Sleepy Eye Altho Ithan

Ditch Repairs Ordered and Road Petition Filed in Linden

Commissioners to inspect Judicial Ditch No 1 branch No 18 route. Albert E Lee and others petition for a country road filed with hearing set for Sept 2. Roland and Palmer named to examine route, meeting at Albert E Lee's Linden home on July 20 at 2 pm. Bills totaling 2745.54 audited and approved for payment.

Board of County Commissioners Sigel Ulm & Chetek Gustav Radke Milford F.D. Minium Peter Sprenger John A. Selmner Martin Paulson Louis Lehne Polkow Farrow, Son & Co County Auditor and Co G. E. Lambrecht Chas. Crumlett Mulligan Neige Palmer W. C. Heimann Essig Sherriff Julius Board of Audit W. E. Keyser Lake Hanska Linden Cottonwood Charles N. Robertson Toeria Co. Diteh No Roland County Ditch No. 7 Thos, Shelly Judicial Ditch Albert E. Lee Roland and

Mankato Prepares for Invaders Fourth of July Pageant

Mankato readies a full Fourth of July program featuring an armored air ship flight the pageant of Southern Minnesota history and a fireworks display. The event centers in Sibley Park with Civil War to frontier scenes, parades, games, concerts, and a homecoming bonfire contest offering cash prizes. Thousands are expected to drive in from a wide radius as roads are readied.

Mankato Minnesota Northwest United States Sibley Park Sibley Taviens LeSueur Union North America Asia Europe France North Dakota South Dakota California Washington

Open New Law Office by Alfred W. Mueller

Alfred W. Mueller, long time member of Samson Dempsey Mueller firm, announces opening of his own law office. He has purchased the Eckstein library and fixtures and will occupy the former Eckstein rooms in the Dietz block, then move to suites in the forthcoming Weiser building.

Alfred W. Mueller Samson, Dempsey & Mueller Dietz Block Jos. A. Eckstein Mueller Eckstein Weiser

Despondent man takes own life after long illness

Joseph Bruckbauer, about 66, a former Sleepy Eye saloon keeper now living alone in New Ulm, ended years of suffering by hanging himself Sunday night or Monday morning. He left a letter to neighbors explaining his decision, saying relief would be brief but continued life would bring months of pain. A neighbor found him, with one foot on a chair, and the sheriff ruled it a death by own action without an inquest. He left $750 in certificates of deposit for his daughter Margaret in St Paul, to be used for funeral expenses. other children include John J Joseph Jr William and Jno M Schroepfer of Sleepy Eye.

Joseph Bruckbauer State Street Sleepy Eye New Ulm Margaret St. Paul John J Joseph, Jr William Jno. M. Schroepfer

Tennis Activities in New Ulm Summer Schedule

Local New Ulm tennis fans anticipate a busy summer with practice sessions and intercity matches. Eibner and Graff defeated Sleepy Eye youths 6-4 2-6 5-3 in doubles while Christoverson and Meusing lost to Madeira visitors 6-2 6-1 6-0, Olaf Larson and Desmond Hale the opponents. Reports call for 1916 tennis rules and warn against check cashing scams by unknown “smart” gentlemen.

Almites Patrick Eibner John Graff Sleepy Eye Kleinschmidt Hoffenberger Ulm Eibner Graff

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Camp Bobleter Blitia Xelock Burt Hubbard Hubbard B. Groebner Adolf Klange Wm. H. Bierbaum John Dengler Quartermaster Frank Hubbard Ed. Juni Hanska North German Park Vogel Sou Herman Fairmont Springfield
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