Did It for Fun Fined Guilty Party in Theft Case
A party guest Miss Anna Hirsch of North Minnesota Street faced a justice hearing for theft after wood from Mr and Mrs A Riederer’s back yard disappeared during a gathering described as exclusive and novel. Hirsch pleaded guilty to theft and was fined five dollars plus costs of four dollars eighty five cents. others alleged to be implicated.
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Anna Hirsch
North Minnesota
Str
A. Riederer
Anne
Hirsch
Brad
Honor for Jos Hofmeister Leads City Band Benefit
The 2nd Regiment Band the Bride of New Ulm, led by Jos Hofmeister, is praised for elevating local music. A concert is urged as a fundraiser to honor Hofmeister and showcase the band’s national reputation. Edith Schmidt Ingles and Gould visited Minneapolis late last week.
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2Nd. Regiment
Zod Regiment
Second Regiment
Jos, Hofmeister
2Nd Regiment
New Ulm
Edith Schmidt
Ingles
Gould
Minneapolis
Guarantee Easter Delivery From Tailoring Service
Our guarantee promises Easter delivery and satisfaction with style fit workmanship and materials. Thousands of women nationwide use this tailoring service for dresses at reachable prices. Call to see what this tailoring service can mean for you.
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American Ladies Tailoring Co
Chicago
Monsieur Kayser
GEMS OF ART DISPLAY AT NEW ULM EXHIBIT
The Minnesota State Art Society will hold its annual exhibition in New Ulm from April 14 to 24 at the Court House. Pic tures of Eastern painters Indian and Bohemian laces and architectural works will be shown. Curated by the Current News Club with Mrs. Trenholm and Miss Newport leading planning and events. The display includes canvases by Childe Hageam Weir and other noted American painters along with varied handicraft from Bohemian lace to pottery and brass.
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Minnesota State Art Society
New Ulm
Currest News Club
Current News Club
Mary Morgan Newport
American Federation of Arts
Childe Hageam Weir
Boncon
Chase
Nabersberg
A. W. Trenholm
St. Paul
State Art Society
Minnesota
Mre. Trenholm
New York
Trenholm
Miss Newport
Herbert M. Davis
Miss Bailey
W. J. Conway
Ernest Hartford
Andrawa Ueland
J. B. Galarneault
Robert Koehler
A.R. van Dyk
Theodore Keane
Minneapolis
Local liquor dealers organize Loyal Liberty unit in New Ulm
Bobbg of Minnesota organized a local branch of the Loyal Liberty Protective League for retail liquor dealers and auxiliary trades in New Ulm. The group aims to raise the saloon trade’s reputation, oppose brewery owned saloons, and promote mutual protection and social advancement. Officers include Christ Filzen Jr as president and A J Esser as secretary.
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PE. G. Bobbg
Loyal Liberty Protective League of
Minnesota
J. A. Eckstein
New Ulm Society
Iis
Christ Filzen, Jr
Math. Pedersen
A.J. Esser
Treas
J. J. Dietz
Guard
A. G. Reinarts
Trustees
Fred Kretsch
Jos, Smasal
Theo
Johnson
First Authorized US Military Tournament Film At Scenic
3000 ft of the first and only authorized motion pictures of the United States Military Tournament shown at Camp Taft Toledo July 6. Includes True Blue Yankee Doodle Boys portraying 4000 Regulars in battle scenes with field artillery infantry cavalry and live drills. Hospital corps scenes show wounded care. Admission 15 cents. Remember the dates.
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Camp Taft
Toledo
Ohio
Memorial Service for S. M. Owen at University Farm Noted by Faculty
In a crowded chapel the University Farm mourned the death of Hon. S. M. Owen editor of Farm Stock and Home. Professors Green Haecker and Spyder praised his character and leadership, with Sny der now in Minneapolis on business. The Woodmen Lodge installed Winkelmann’s piano in Woodmen Hall.
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Agricultural School
S. M. Owen
University Farm
Green
Haecker
Spyder
Snyder
Minneapolis
Owen
Farm, Stock and Home
Agricultural Department
Pillsbury
Woodmen Lodge
Squire Piano
Wm. Winkelmann
Woodmen Hall
Congress asked for relief over fatal artillery accident
In Nicollet County a shell explosion during 194 the seventh Battalion of Wield Artillery caused death of Germanicus Klossner and injury to Edward Klossner. The Klossners seek 316000 and 17000 in relief, claiming negligence and land value loss. Congress action is uncertain as hearings may favor the government.
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Wield Artillery
Nicollet Co
Fred Klossner
Germanicus
Edward Klossner
Klossner
Edward
War Department
United States
Congress
Senate
Committee On
House
Crone Bros Specials on Ladies Coats and Suits
Crone Bros offers an advance stock of ladies coats with suits arriving soon. The shop boasts the latest city fashion and a style book for outfits not in stock. Free alterations.
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Crone Bros
Panama
Sanitarium Stock Company Formed for New Ulm Mineral Waters
The New Ulm area plans a stock company to utilize mineral waters found on the Schell property. A sanitarium on Point Lookout is projected with a 15000 acre tract and a 25000 dollar main building, with $10000 pledged. The old Dr W R McMahan house was torn down to make way for new seminary buildings.
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New Ulm
Aug. Schell
Rosendah
Jordan
Otto Schell
EH. G. Hage
O. C. Strickler
Theo. Mueller
Graff
Wm. Gieseke
H. N. Samson
Retzlai
L. J. Buenger
F. GC
Schnobrich
A. J. Meyer
Ferd. Crone
Point Lookout
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