The Peoples Home Library Sale and Local Event Notes
Mr Weiss of Echo Minnesota sells The Peoples Home Library in town. A surprise party honored Ed Reinhart last Saturday. Wilfart Bros provided music for the dance as a carnival drew a large crowd. Howard Roth, William Borchert and Barry Borchert went fishing last Sunday. The farmers meeting approved forming the American Society of Equity with Louis Fluegge as president Anton Meidl vice president and A J Clothes as secretary treasurer. Mr and Mrs Martin Meidl hosted friends last Sunday afternoon. Another barn dance occurred at Nick Sundays last Sunday night. Annie Bart and Adlie Bart visited Roth and Harmening homes during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Roth
Wm. Borchert
Barry Borchert
American Society of Equity
Louis Fluegge
Anton Meidl
Treas
A. J. Clothes and Business Mang
Henry Gieseke
Martin Meidl
Nick
Annie
Adlie Bart
H. Roth
John Harmening
TIZ Foot Comfort Ad Promises Fast Relief
An old advertisement touts TIZ for sore tired feet promising quick relief from bunions callouses and foot misery. It claims immediate action drawing out exudations and offers a 25 cent box at druggists with a money back guarantee for satisfied feet.
Golden Gate Briefs From Byron Sleepy Eye and Duluth
Mrs Edward Moll visited Byron Minnesota for a week with relatives Rueben Marti spent Sunday with his mother in Sleepy Eye George Martine invested in a Warfield piano MecNall and Ditt renner carry the agency for this piano Miss Inez Schrapp spent a few days with Sleepy Eye friends Dr Welcome of Sleepy Eye was a professional caller here Sunday Warren Cummings has returned home for Duluth where he has been attending school the past year He will spend his vacation with his parents Hoy Palmer and wife spent Sunday with Commissioner Charles Palmer and Emily
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rueben Marti
Sleepy Eye
George Martine
MecNall
Ditt‘renner
Inez Schrapp
Dr. Welcome
Warren Cummings
Duluth
Hoy Palmer
Charles Palmer
Emily
Local visits and car purchase noted in brief
Ernst Pickle bought a new Ford from Wooldrich brothers. Nathan Testrow, a business visitor, called at Fairfax Wednesday. Mrs. Florence Neimen of Harvard Indiana visited her father H Barnes. Carl Case of New Ulm visited relatives here Sunday. Christ Larson and family of Morgan visited Frank Strong’s home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Pickle
Wooldrich Brothers
Nathan Testrow
Fairfax
Florence Neimen
Harvard
H. Barnes
Carl Case
New Ulm
Christ Larson
Morgan
Frank Strong
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Turns Gray to Dark
An old recipe using Sage Tea and Sulphur is marketed as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. It promises natural darkening, dandruff reduction, and shedding of gray by daily application to small strands, with claims of restored gloss and lustre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Fourth of July Picnic at Wagner's Grove in Cambria
The Cambria celebration on Monday July 5 at Wagner's Grove features a 1 30 p m program with Prof Milo B Price of Pillsbury Academy as a principal speaker and a post event ball game. A community picnic luncheon and invited attendance are noted amid local social updates and two weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner's Grove
New
Milo B. Price
Pillsbury Academy
Owatonna
Ray Evans
Garvin, Minn
Harley Weed
Ella Jones
Lake Crystal
Mankato
Nellie Roberts
James D- Price
Herbert Evans
Henry Nichols
Babe
Union Hospital
New Ulm
Jones-Bowen
Congregational Church
Alva Bowen
Iver Jeres
Wm. J. Jones
Iver Bowen
Alvin
Jones
W. R. Thomas
Wedding at Judson Ends in Classic Ceremony
Judson wedding march opened the ceremony with Miss Evans singing Oh Promise Me and I Love You Truly. Bride wore white crepe de chine with a shower bouquet and was presented by her father David E. Bowen. After, guests gathered at the bride’s home for a lawn dinner. The couple plan to reside on the groom Ellis L. Jones’s farm in Butternut Valley before moving to Pasadena California. Several local notes follow, including visits, hospital news, a Welsh Synod gathering, and an injunction enforcement near Judson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson
Evan Hughes
Mankato
Sany
David E. Bowen
Butternut Valley
Ellis L. Jones
Pasadena
California
John B. Walters
Garvin
Courtland
John F. Jones
Wm. O. Jones
Points
Nebraska
Robert
Bruce Harris
Tracy, Minn
Will C. Harris
Willie Evans
Union Hospital
New Ulm
Gwennie
Stella Evans
Dan W. Harris
St. Paul
Welsh Synod of the
Welsh Methodist Churches
Minn
Iowa
South Dakota
Canada
Seattle
Wash
Ben D. Hughes
Evan D. Price
Dan Williams
Buick
Cleveland
Gypsies Active in Towns Prompt Police Pursuit
A St. Peter community report alleges a gypsy gang roams nearby towns committing petty thefts. Sheriff Olson and Chief Dempsey pursue the group after incidents at North Star Store Oshawa and the Wm Jesse residence Milford, with money exchanges and a jail escort noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter Herald
J. A. Schuck
North Star
Oshawa
Schuck
St. Peter
Dempsey
al Black
Spring Lake
Olson
Norman
Mr. Schuck
Jesse
Milford
Mr. Jeske
Presbies
Herman Jahnke
Pirates Bow To Sleepy Eye In Baseball Defeat
Sunday afternoon the New Ulm Pirates fell to Sleepy Eye as Green's Indians built an early lead with decisive hitting and sharp fielding. Key plays included Dietz, Reiter, and Cutting contributing hits, while Berg, Hoffmann, and Sherman produced scoring opportunities for Sleepy Eye. The Pirates showed moments of offense but could not sustain the rally, with Lindemann, Becker, and Schaefer also among the standout performers for Sleepy Eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm Pirates
Sleepy Eye
Green
Indians
Soone
New Ulm Boys
Maesing
Reiter
Lindemann
Becker
Berg
Hoffmann
Muesings
Sherman
Schmidt
Schaefer
Dietz
Hoffman
Burk
Cutting
Dahms
Schapekehm
Glotzbach
Armstrong
Hoffman I
Wolf
Kuester
Berg Schaefer
Dabras
Schapekuhm
Muesinc
Muesing
Broske
Broski
Schapekahm
Wolff
Pirates and Sleepy Eye Battle In Tight Baseball Tilt
Reiter drew a second inning double play ball then Becker was put out at third after a throw from Reiter. Glotzbach grounded to Dablin, Armstrong doubled and scored on Broski’s sacrifice, Hoffman struck out. Burk singled in the last inning, Guenther and Schapebahm ran to first and pitcher respectively. Lindemann left on base as Pirates 6 Sleepy Eye 6. Time 1 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiter
Becker
Glotzbach
Dablin
Armstrong
Broski
Hoffman
Burk
Guenther
Schapebahm
Kuester
Berg
Bzoski
Lindemann
Pirates
Sleepy Eye
Nolan
Dahms
Less Meat Help If Back and Kidneys Hurt
A health note warns that eating meat regularly can trigger multiple ailments including backache and kidney distress due to uric acid buildup. The author cites that overwork and sluggish kidneys lead to various pains and digestive issues, urging readers to reduce meat intake to ease symptoms.
Realty Transfers Report Highlights Local Property Moves
Nicholas Gulden transfers multiple parcels to Gerhard Gulden in T 109 R 80 for 9750 dollars while John F. Neumann sells to Charles Stuebe Sr the Westerly half of Lot 5 in Block 64 N City for 8800. Additional deeds include transfers to John Thuer for 500 and to C E Armstrong via Western Town Lot Co for 1 dollar, with Feirer and related entities handling several lots and parcels for 200 and 1 dollar respectively, plus Brudelie, Krenz, Forster, Kitzberger, Olin, Glaesemann, Hagen, and Schaefer transfers involving various blocks and streets for sums ranging from 25 to 2900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Gulden
Gerhard Gulden
John F. Neumann
Charles Stuebe, Sr
John Thuer
George G. Feirer
C. E. Armstrong
Comfrey
Western Town Lot Co
Olaf Brudelie
George O. Brudelie
Anton Lang
Edward Krenz
Brackenridges
Sleery Eye
Martin Forster
Barbara Forster
Center St. City
Peter Kitzberger
Frank Zupfer
Mary Olin
Adolph Glaesemann
Franz. Hagen
Ferdinand Schaefer
Center Street
City
Property Transfers In New Ulm And City Areas
Henry Steinhauser transfers to Ferdinand Schaefer in New Ulm with $1.00. Julius Krause to Ferdinand Schaefer in City for parcels L13 B50 8 and 2 8 in B948. Edward R. Madory to Albert Speckmann et al in NE 14 of SW 1os 15 T10 R82 FA200. Ida E. Roark to Fred Bauermeister land 2B 131 N of Center St in City for $625. Louis Bloemke to Rasmus Jorgenson parcels B12 and 13 in Cobden for $1300. Fred W. Oswald to Karl Steinhaus parcels L L and 6 in BSN City for $340. Wenzel Tauer to Joseph Tauer 16 acres SE 14 of $4 T109 R31 Westerly half for $1.00. Wenzel Tauer to Henry Tauer 15 acres E 14 of S4 T109 R31 Easterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Steinhauser
Ferdinand Schaefer
New Ulm
Julius Krause
City
Edward R. Madory
Albert Speckmann
Et al NE
Ida E. Roark
Fred Bauermeister
L Land
Center St
Louis Bloemke
Rasmus Jorgenson
Cobden
Fred W. Oswald
Karl Steinhaus
Wenzel Tauer
Joseph Tauer
Henry Tauer
Community Classes Schedule With Instructors Listed
Turner Hail Baya class for ages 6 to 11 runs Wednesday 4 30 to 5 30 and Saturday forenoon 9 to 10 15 Bore class ages 11 to 14 on Monday and Wednesday afternoons 4 50 to 5 Youths class ages 14 to 17 Monday evening 7 30 to 8 45 and Friday 7 30 to 8 30 Girls class ages 6 to 11 Tuesday afternoon 4 30 to 3 30 and Saturday forenoon 10 15 to 11 30 Sirla clave ages 11 to 15 Tuesday and Friday afternoons 4 30 to 5 30 Misess class age over 15 Wednesday and Saturday evenings 7 30 to 8 00 Thursday evening 8 00 Men’s close Tuesday and Friday evenings 8 30 to 9 45 one Sunday forenoon 10 00 to 11 30 Sunday School Sunday forenoon 10 30 eye s Hesmax Harz Instructor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horeday
Hesmax
Also Mentioned on This Page
Golden Gate
Edward Moll
Byron, Minn
Cage
Sulphur
Cambria
Andres Alba Anny
Lafayette Township
Windom Cement
Joseph Diepolder
Wettle
Turner
Ericas
St.Paul
St Louis
America
Keokuk
Big Keokuk
St. Louis
Steddlog
Mississippi
Streckfes
Peng Pel Eschlem Bret Orig Streckfus
Mangan
Anest
Sibler
J. H. Forster
Minnesota
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