Donnelly Sues Pioneer Press in Libel Case Trial
In St Paul Ig nat ius Donnelly presses libel action against the Pioneer Press over editor Wheelock's comments on Donnelly's Cleveland roast. The defense cites Wheelock's long service. Donnelly counters with allegations of malice and persecution in a dramatic courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Ignatius Donnelly
Pioneer Press
Wheelock
Donnelly
Grover Cleveland
Flandreau
Cleveland
Pioneer
Whenlock
Thia
Congress
J Donnelly
Pioneer Prelatch
Dakota County
New Ulm
Grant
Washington
Jefferson
Independence Day notices and local society items in Courtland
A compilation from the Pioneer Press covers multiple local notes. Oscar Kratz and Miss Emma Wing wed in Bashaw. about five hundred attended. There are plans for Independence Day events at Wagner's farm Cambria andLake Linden area celebrations. Community updates include summer visits, a Sleepy Eye training school move, a Welsh midsummer event, and several marriages and property transactions among Leavenworth, Courtland, and nearby towns. The Courtland band will provide music and Rev. Joscelyn of St Peter will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Kratz
Emma Wing of
Bashaw
Wagner
Cambria
Tom Bowen
Eva
Arthur
J. R. Bowen
Courtland
Supt. Hess
Sleepy Eye
Benson
Brighton
Mike Lehrer
Springfield
Pan Cook
North Star
Wog
Charlestown
Andrew Anderson
Anna Colburn
Leavenworth
Longini & Thoms
Mankato
Doty’s
Minnesota
Joscelyn
Peter
Court Adjourned After Busy Friday Docket
The June term adjourned Friday afternoon due to many cases dismissed or continued. Key actions included the dismissal of Anton Eberl vs John Peter, a verdict for Jensen and Durbahn against Montgomery, and continued Wheat case on Rice pending major defendants. Several indictments, including Hennessy and Huston, faced changes or went to next term. juries failed to agree in the Rice case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Eberl
John Peter
Jensen & Durbahn
Montgomery
Carl Johnson
Rice
Johanson
W. A. Hammond
Franciska Wilfahrt
Fred Wilfahrt
Lind
Wilfahrt
Wm. Hennesy
Stillwater
Jim Huston
Manderson
Sleepy Eye
John Lind
Webber
Hornschlager
Jacobson Boy
Het Grand Jury
Prices and goods in latest city fashions
Note Prices good kid gloves .98. Nitsen kid gloves 1.50 each pair warranted or you will get 8 new pair. Latest styles in ladies belts and largest live in the city. A fine leather belt 6.5. Better ones at 735. All silk gloves, only a. All wool gloves, only a ten black 26 inch parasol 15. Fast black 26 inch parasol pretty lk 1.00. Better ones with more handle 1.35. Extra fine goods 1.50 to 2.00. Ladies waists only 25. Latest styles in waists at 50, 76, and 95 cents.
Summer Underwear and Vests Sale at Discount Prices
An advertisement lists ladies ribbed vests at 25 cents, 800 ladies half sleeve vests at 25 cents, children's vests at 5 and 8 cents, boys shirts and drawers at 50 cents a suit, gentlemen underwear at 50 cents a suit, fine balbrigan at 1.00 a suit, and thin woolen underwear at 1.70.
Hosiery Sale Promises Largest Line in City
A local store claims the largest hosiery selection in the city driven by a sale that doubles last year. Prices start at 5 cents for a pair of fast black hose with seamless options at 10 cents, heavy ribbed and extra heavy versions priced up to 20 cents per pair. The new Ox Blood shade is highlighted along with 5 and 8 cent gentleman's heavy socks.
Laces and Embroidery Stock Expanded at Local Shop
The shop announces a broad stock of laces and embroidery with an enlarged selection of veiling at ten cents and new patterns at twenty and twenty five cents. The gentleman's dress shirt line is entirely new.
Must Eat and Buy Your Rations Here Says Ottomeyer
G A Ottomeyer urges readers to shop for their food at his establishment, claiming strict taste and price standards and inviting customers to choose his prices and goods.
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Crone Bros
Sage of
Ninniger
Judge Flandreau
Watson Squire
Messrs. Kolbe, Schutt
Alonzo Pickle
Gettysburg
Miss Webber
State University
Mabel Doty
Henry C. Mueller
Courtland Township
Frank Mueller
Huron
Martin Mueller
Essig
C. A. Johnson
Wm. H. Mueller
St. Peter
Louie
Mr. Mueller
Henry
Herman
Hans Anderson
Evan
Cottonwood County
Linden
Hanska
Asleson
Ole Johnson
Lake Linden
Johnny
LA. W. Bulletins
Boswell D.rice
Hennessy and
Huston
Perry Patettie
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York Press
Chicago
England
Fu— Kanna Gry Journal
L. A. W. Bulletin
Cheney
Cincinnati
Thomas B. Reed
Abraham
Princeton Union
Ins
London
Kansas City Journal
Times
Indianapolis
Senate
Sugar Trust
Providence Journal
Indianapolis News
Mrs. Ed. Olsen of
Nicollet
Adam Stadick
Supt
H. C. Hess
Hugo Roos
Minneapolis
Hugo Selileader
Adelaide Gault
F. H. Krook
Bertha Beinhorn
Duluth
Maud and
Jane Watson
Marshall
Wm. F. Landwehr
Milwaukee
John B. Schmid
Baarsch
Sherer
Eugene Grossjean
Iowa
W. Babcock
Kaesota
John Ziegler
Brookings
Amalia Nix
St Paul
This City
Meta Schleuder
Trinnus
Jos
A Eckstein
Mra Prank Drew
Leadville
Colorado
Fred Youngrea
Paul ‘Pout
Norman Lams
Andrew J
Exkateln
W. T. Rekstrin
Winossote
G.a.ottomeyer
F. H. Behnke
A. J. Peters & Co
Lake Mirmetoaks
Sis
Minneaoun
Minseapalisy
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