City Council Debates Gas Franchise and Street Bids
City officials discussed granting a franchise to the gas company funded by Tecal capital and considered an ordinance to protect citizens. Bids for street grading and water mains were opened. Elmer Haeberle’s bid was rejected as Keogh’s total bid exceeded estimates, with new bids to be sought at a Friday meeting.
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Herman Held
Elmer Haeberle
Gome
Col. Wright
Natonal Guard
Mich
Lamps
John Neuwirth
PF. Ebagnah
The
American
Gem Theater
First
Heinke
Schnobrich
Joseph Smasal
Mueller
Ruemke
Herman D. Beussmann
Gleecke
Retzlaff
Snd
Christ Filzen, Jr
Emil
Minnesota
Broadway
State
Washington
Gustav Schroeder
Ochs & Baer
Chas. Emmerich
Gulden & Hippert
John Keogh
St. Peter
Minium
Keogh
Elmer E. Hacberle
Haeberle
Wallingford in Trouble Over Mock Ink Scheme
A Ouaha businessman visits Wallingford to expose a con by a young trickster posing as an ink salesman. The rogue used a rainwater ink powder to erase rival impressions and steal funds, falsely bearing the Phoenix Ink Works label. Affected towns report losses and possible long penalties.
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M. Mor
Ouaha
Phoenix Ink Works
Wallingford
South Dakota
Review
Ink Works
Bed
Ows Penitentiary
Tracema
Lecture on Astronomy Dazzles Audience at Methodist Hall
Prof. Bauer of the University of Minnesota spoke on the vast universe at a Monday night lecture under the Men's Club of the Methodist Church. The illustrated talk traced telescope history, portrayed Nebular and Planetary theories, and showcased images of the Pleiades Saturn and other celestial objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Bauer
University of Minnesota
Methodist Church
Masonic
Hobo
Wheelar
Mabel Durbabn
Hot
Savage
Cerbles
Sophocles
Anaxagoras
Copernicus
Galileo
Newton
G. A. Hill
Nagel to Run in First Ward Campaign Outlook
The article profiles ward races with BH W Engelbert as an announced candidate for First Ward councilor and mentions others like German Nagel and Otto Tappe as potential contenders. It notes uncertainty and expectations of a spirited, evolving campaign across wards one through three.
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BH. W. Engelbert
Himsdlf
Firay
F.C. Schnobrich
Engelbers
Joseph Flor
Engelbert
Nagel
Nted
Mussler
Ernst Seuer
Otto Tappe
Connecion
Castor
Confirmation Classes at Lutheran and Friedena Churches
Palm Sunday services will feature confirmation exercises at both Lutheran Church and Friedena Church. Names include Wilhelm Engelmann Harold Fensche Louis Melzer Herman Nut Edwin Thiede and many others. Services start at 10 a m in both churches following last week's notice. Henry Seifert of Minneapolis visited the city over Sunday to see his mother who had surgery.
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Lutheran Church
Friedens Church
Wilhelm Engelmann
Harold Fensche
Louis Melzer
Herman Nut
Edwin Thiede
George Arndt
Walther Mielke
Arthur Gaisier
Elder Schreyer
Friederich Tepe
Arnold Hoppen- Istedt
Louia Windhorp
Walter Neyson
Stacley Gieseke
Emma Braun
Gretchen Winkelmann
Mabel Olio
Frieda Beyer
Lillian Guggisberg
Elale Radke
Clara Pitzke
Erna Knees
Elia Bethke
Esther Gigsche
Ella Ruemke
Agnes Wilbrecht
Esther Guth
Mariands Werner
Hildegard Haberberg
Esther Witt
Edoo Fritz
Else Stege
Elisabeth Reuter
Meta Weiasenborn
Friedena Church
Henry Seifert
The
Western Union
Minneapolis
German Turner Convention Meeting in Turner Hall March
Delegates from Minneapolis St Paul and local Turners gathered at Turner Hall for the Tarners District of Minnesota convention chaired by Carl Schober. Reports, committees, and a Denver Bundesturofest plan dominated the day with 850 grants for active classes and a potential special train.
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Tarners
Minnesots Weabyld
Turner Hall
Minneapolis
Ste Paul
Weat St. Paul
Wahpeton
N. D
Carl Schober
Fred
Thair
Rock Island
Union Psalfic
Bundesturofest
Denver
Herman Hein
Albert Schintz
Otto G. Modler
Minnesota
Bezirksvorort
St. Anthony Turnversin
Ladies’ Society
Ad. Falklaaner
St. Paul
R. W. Scherer
Scherer
Atelo
W. G. Alwio
L. G. Bell
Herman Heln
Falbleaver
Elo Kieinod
Turners
Schintz, Modler
Hein
New Ulm
St. Anthony
Bavarian Peasant Plays Impress New Ulm Crowd
The Oberammergau troupe drew standing room crowds over three evenings in New Ulm with Bavarian peasant comedies spiced by zither tunes and dances. Audiences praised the performers and declared New Ulm the only place in the United States they call home before continuing to Chicago en route back to Bavaria.
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Wunderdoktor
Oberamassi= gauer theatre company
Mapleton
Peter
Ulm
Bavarian Uplands
United States
New Ulm
Chicago
Death of J K Dorrington Indian Fighter
John K Dorrington aged 86 former Pittsburg coal dealer and pioneer frontier fighter died recently funeral held at his home Hell Avenue Mountford Street Pittsburg Pa He aided in quelling Sioux uprising near Fort Ridgley Minnesota in 1864 later returned to coal business for 32 years He left a sister Miss Margaretta M Dorrington and was remembered by Review readers through his nephew John H Dorrington of Pittsburg
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John K. Dorrington
Pittsburg
Western States
Hell Avenue
Mountford Street
Carnegie
California
Minnesota
St. Peter
Minnesota River
Fort Ridgley
Minn
Little
Frontiertown
Margaretta M. Dorrington
John H. Dorrington
Tie Stant
Construction Near American Theatre on South Minnesota
Christ Filzen Jr has crews excavating beside the American Theatre to erect two brick one story buildings with concrete basements within two months. Dr Schoch expects to let the contract soon for structures of 25275 feet each, ready for occupancy in May. Mrs Franz Schnobrich agrees to rent the store beside the alley. no tenant yet for the other.
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Christ Filzen, Jr
Dr. Schoch
Franz Schnobrich
Congregational Church Lecture On The Trend Of The Times
This Thursday evening in March at 15 FP W Johnson lectures at the Congregational Church by invitation of the Men s Club on The Trend of the Times Music will be provided by the Masonic Quartette Public invited with no admission or collection
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W. Johnson
Congregational Church
Masonic Quartette
Scenic Highway push gains momentum at springfield convention
The Springfeld Good Roads convention drew 171 delegates from Nicollet Brown Redwood Lyon and Lincoln counties to discuss extending the National Scenic Highway from Chicago to Yellowstone Park. Speakers explained the Elwell Law tax provisions on lands adjoining and tributary to highways. Delegates pledged 100 per county to cover expenses and advance the Mankato to Brookings east west corridor this summer.
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Mankato
Dakota Mac
Springfeld “Good Roads
Assembly Hill
T. G. Bonnabie
Tracy
Southern Minnesota Better Development League
Springfeld
Nicollet
Brown
Redwood
Lyon
Lincoln
Nicollet County
Lorin Thais
Iet
H. C. Solberg
Brookings College
Brookings
Chicago
Yellowstone Park
Bolberg
Senator Bowall
Elwell
Claus Swanson
G. Hage
Judge Cray
Blue Earth
Khwan
H. N. Sameen
J. P. Graff
New Ulm
Springfield
Sleepy Eye Official William Steinke Weds in Portland
William C. Steinke, Sleepy Eye’s 4th District County Commissioner, married Dorothy Humphrey in Portland, Oregon. Their daughter Frances also wed Sir Hale of Vancouver, and the couple plan to live in Vancouver B C after a short honeymoon, returning home before Easter.
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William C. Steinke
Sleepy Eye
Portland
Oregon
Dorothy Humphrey
Frances
Sir. Hale
Vancouver
B.C
Sod
Steinke
San Francisco
California
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Armory
Gaa Co
H. W. Engelbert Algo
Ad. Falkisoner
Deave Bundesturnfeat
Theolo
Loos! Society
Oberammergau
Pesseat
J. K. Dorrington
South Minnesota
Congregational Men's Club
Scenic Highway
Dak
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