Improvements at Hermann Heights to replace dome and stone
The Hermann Sons voted a large sum at their Minneapolis convention to fund improvements at Hermann Monument on Hermann Heights in New Ulm. Plans call for a brick dome replacement and base stone repairs to restore the monument before fall, with officers re-elected and a large reserve fund cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Heights
Minnexoly Grand Lodge
Hermann Kons
St. Anthony ‘Turner Hall
Minneapolis
Charles Hauenstein
Julius Krause
New Uln
Grand Lodge
New Ulm
Wermann’s Park
Fischer
Gustav Fischer
Charles Anker
William Emrich
Crookston
John Kunz
St. Paul
Herman Vogt
Otto P. Annecke
John Buehler
William Foelsen
Jacob Hilsinger
Herman G. Steffens
Charles Auker
Charles Glaser
Stillwater
Hermann Sons
United States
Minnesota
State Insurance Commissioners
Herman Sons
Notable Medical Clinic At St Marys Hospital Minneapolis
Dr L A Fritsche attended a clinic at St Marys Hospital Minneapolis on Saturday with renowned U S surgeons physicians and many nurses present. Messrs Laudon and Haas traveled to Morgan Friday for the funeral of Alois Mages nephew of the two ladies He died of tuberculosis at Walker sanitarium aged 20. Funeral held at Morgan Catholic Church Friday. Elmer H Cordes son of Mrs Wm Ruemke graduated from John Marshall Law School Chicago Saturday. Commencement at Association Hall Illinois Attended by Mrs Ruemke who will visit Milwaukee and Spencer Wis before returning home Cordes now a licensed attorney may practice in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Fritsche
St. Mary’s Hospital
Minneapolis
Phsicians
United States
Messers
Mesdames
John Laudon
Louis Haas
Morgan
Alois Mages
George Mages
Mesdames Laudon and Haas
Walker Sanitarium
Morgan Catholic Church
Elmer H. Cordes
Wm. Ruemke
John Marshalls Law School of
Chicago
Association Hall
South la Salle Street
Ruemke
Milwaukee
Spencer
Wis
Cordes
Ays
Laa
Chi
Johnson Reings Plea of Guilty Remanded to Custody
Edward Johnson of Hector returned to Brown County by Deputy Sheriff Herman Jahnke after release from Lincoln prison faced an indictment for stealing 30 bushels of flax. He pleaded guilty then withdrew the plea, was remanded to custody, and bail set at $2000 as Judge Olsen arranged the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johnson
Hector
Brown County
Herman Jahnke
Lincoln
Nebr
Jahnke
Grand Jury
Joseph Schnobrich
Cottonwood Township
Benuge
Johnson
Alfred W. Mueller
Mueller & Streissguth
JT. M. Olsen
Olsen
Pretty wedding unites Miss Esther Reim and Professor Church
The ceremony at the Reims home on North Minnesota street united Esther Reim and Professor Rollin Church. Rev Edmund C Reim officiated in the presence of family. Dean Church and Ruth Reim attended. The couple plans a two to three week honeymoon in Osceola Wisconsin before setting up home in New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Reim
Minnesota Street
Esther Reim
Rollin Church
Fred Church
St. James
Edmund C. Reim
Dean Church
Ruth Reim
Miss Reim
Mendelssohn
Missy Martha Backer
New Ulm
Dr. Martin Luther College
Minneapolis
St. James High School
Carleton College
Northfield
Professor Church
Minnesota
Miss Remund
Franklin Street
Will
Misy
California
Searles Clippings Relatives and Visitors Week in Area
A lengthy list of local guests and travels described from Searles and nearby towns. Peter Grat wohl Otto Dauer Helen Kistel and Bertha Lieb visited Fairmont. Mixed visits include Miss Luella Griebel from Gibbon, J Geo Grosagnann and family to Fergus Falls, Florence Groebner returning to Bird Island, and numerous families from Gibbon West Newton New Ulm Chicago. A baseball game between Searles and Klossner featured Vic Brew striking out nine for Klossner and eight runs combined errors. Herm Weyland’s trip to Fargo noted and funeral attendees for Mrs Schroeder in Fairfax listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searles
Peter Gratwohl
Otto Dauer
Helen Kistel
Bertha Lieb
Fairmont
Mixe-Virginia Palmer
Gibbon Waa
Luella Griebel
J Geo. Grosagnann
Ella
Rudolph Groebner
Art Groebner and Son
Klossnerieft
Fergus Falls
Hugo Sprenger
Florence Groebner
Bird Island
Alb. F. Hass
Mike Schugel
Albert Haas
Frank Sellner
Sleepy Eye
Ed. J. Seifert
James Bushard
John Stadtherr
Gibbon
Barney Huelskamp
Louis Bushard
Lafayette
Jos
Herbert
John Bushard
West Newton
John Huelskamp
New Ulm
Jos Huelskamp
Gaylord
Milburga
Chicago
Herm Weyland
Fargo
N. D
Weyland
Searles & Klossner
Vic Brew
Klossner
Erros
Ginkel
Herm. Fritsche
Alfred Fritsche
Halloway, Minn
Swift Co
Otto
Minnesota law requires railroads to keep crossings safe
An amendment to Minnesota railroad laws, passed last session, mandates full-width plank crossings, level with rails, protected flangeways, and sidewalks matching adjacent walks. Railroads must clear crossings of snow and obstructions, with enforcement duties placed on city village township and county officials. Also notes local social items about visits and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Néaus
Traffic Counts At Loreto Hospital Highlight Street Dust
Chief Alvin Harming posted two officers to count motor vehicles near Loreto Hospital on a dry spell weekend. Ed Wagner logged 90 cars in an hour and a half, Anton Groebner counted 150, then 220 on successive evenings. A motorist, Alex T. Waibel, paid $5 and $4.05 costs after pleading guilty to anti-cutout violations amid dust complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Wagner
Loretto Hospital
Anton Groebner
Groebner
Alex T. Waibel
Cottonwood Township
George Hagen
North Minnesota
North Broadway
North State Street
Torer
New Ulm
County Nurse Report Highlights Countywide Health Findings
Miss Martha Steger Nicollet county nurse inspected 1 823 pupils in county schools from October 1 1920 to June 16 1921 visiting 227 schools delivering 87 talks and inspecting 71 buildings. Of those examined 1 127 had defective teeth 749 underweight 534 enlarged tonsils 408 defective vision 19 defective hearing 26 skin eruptions and 28 enlarged glands. Visits to homes including nursing infant welfare parental aid tuberculosis totaled 372 with 184 miscellaneous visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Steger
Nicollet
Arlington teen undergoes tonsil removal at Union Hospital
Anton, 14, son of August Gebrke of Arlington, was admitted for a tonsillectomy at Union Hospital Monting morning. Miss Gladys Genevieve Johnson of Sleepy Eye and Raymond Bernard Arameld of Chicago were quietly married at St. Peter's Episcopal church, with Rev. Charles W. Baxter officiating. The couple left for a brief honeymoon by auto route and will settle in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton
Gebrke
Arlington
Union Hospital
Gladys Genevieve Johnson
Sleepy Eye
Raymond Bernard Arameld
Chicago
Tll
Yeillsville
Wis
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Charles W. Baxter
Minnempol
Wonder Store Draws Color Line in Big White Goods Sale
In SkyLand at the Wonder Store a new white goods sale runs July 23 through July 9. P A Becker, proprietor, says every white article will be marked at a special low price for a week. The event aims to draw women shoppers and marks the store as the first of its kind in New Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder
SkyLand
New Ulm
P. A. Becker
Wonder Store
Becker
Multiple Traffic Collisions Reported In State Street Area
A head on crash occurred near State and Fourth North streets between F W Elbner and Emil Ritt farmers near Mankato with no injuries though cars damaged. Francis Bushard of West Newton bumped a tourist wagon on Beugsmann bridge road. damage limited to a broken reach. Evelyn Harden, five, narrowly escaped falling from a moving car on North State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Elbner
Emil Ritt
Mankato
State and
Fourth North Streets
Hibner
Ritt
State Street
Francia Bushard
West Newton Township
New Ulm
Beugsmann Bridge
Northwestern Railroad
North
Reetz 1
Diepolder
Lafayette Township
Italian Night Fete Sends New Ulm Gymnasts Toward Chicago
New Ulm Turnverein Actives and Ladies Classes traveled by special train to Chicago for the national gymnastic tournament starting tomorrow. The event featured a festive Turner Park Italian Night with tea gardens, an elaborate cream parlor, booths, fish pond, fortune tents, and Hofmeister's band leading a parade. Prize draws honored County Auditor Louis Vogel and other locals. gymnastic exhibitions impressed and may secure prizes at the Chicago meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Ulm Tumverein
Windy City
Anton Leibold
Albert Steinhauser
Herman Hein
Augusta Schmidt
New
Ulm Turnverein
Louis G. Vogel
Louise Dahl
Martin Hose
A. H. Loose
Julius Krause
William Witty
Rail wage cuts extended to nearly all U S railroads
The United States Railway Labor Board extended its 12 percent wage reduction to about 210 railways, effective Friday. The addendum to Order No. 147 details 87 plus classes of workers with 5 to 18 cent per hour cuts. Big four motherh oods of rail employees vote on acceptance expected soon in Chicago, with other unions joining. Minor local social notices of guests and visits follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Railway Labor Board
Otder
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Degner
Lambert
Mars
George Schmitt
George
di. L. A. Britsche
A. J. Gobbrech
Roffermann
Cobden
Sarah
Johanna Vailmer
Martin Schnobrich
Klosener
New Uim Music Co
NEW Ulm Bottling Works
Arnold Voge
Reinhold Voge
Springfield
A. el. Vernon
Department of Minnesota
The
American Legion
Winona
Voss Stone Co
E. Kellermann
Villard
Minn
Caroline Albrecht
South Tefferson Street
John Schuler
Elizabeth Simons
Stanley
Henderson
Joseph Witt
H. Wilhite
Lucan
Barests Hospital
Clara Gill
Los Angeles
Calif
Anton Zischka
Dlenora
Alfons
Clara’ Gill
Bernice Lindmeyer
Barbara Schnobrich
St. Cecilian Choir
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
John Mack
Milford Township
John Sperl
North Jefferson Street
Anne
Julius Schroeder
Tona
Danube
Verndale
Alex. Reinhart
Anton Kotten
Albert Quast
Marvin and
Verne
Viola
Josephine Johannes
West Netwon Nawnship
Elenora
William Honl
Franklin
Mr. Franch
Hon
Math. Enders
Madison
Holy Trinity Catholic
New Ulm. Publishing Co
Adrian
Johnson Reings
Trail
Church-Reim
ULM Bottling Works
Francis Bastian
Mrs. Borman Sippler
Tred Hamann
Sykeston
N. C
Es Hamann
William Fritscha
Lake Minocqua
Wisconsin
New Dim
Spess
Fritsche
Hid
New Ulm- Sleepy Eye Highway
Francis. Bushard
Albert Durbghn
New -Ulm
Sel
Theo. Figge
Psa
George Doehne
Figge
Department of Tuative
Wilsons
Harding
Digger
NEW Ulm Turnvereln
Turner Park
Ed. Hoerchee Weld
Taye
Watertown
Leonard Christensen
John
Aurelis
Town
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