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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1922

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New Ulm Triumph Seals State Meet Bid In Northfield

In a hard fought district meet at Redwood Falls New Ulm defeated Sleepy Eye 47 to 33 earning a spot at the state meet in Carleton. Hoff led New Ulm with six field goals while Nelson Schueller and Fritsche also starred. Sleepy Eye’s Green and Hertz had high scoring for the runners up.

Hoff McLaughlin Lamberton Redwood Falls Marshall Marshall Redwood Falla Hammer Lamberton Cartier Mason McLaughlin Eyans Sterk London Curry Lusher Johnson Stone Sterk McMannus Mason Peavy Cain Blakeslee Pucket New Ulm Sleepy Eye Green Hertz Juline Fritsche Schueller Nelson Feitsche Sherry Green Cank Green Fritsche LF Anderson Schueller Glassmann Julius RG Sabre Aman Hertz Baskets Julius Anderson Referse Peterson and Herzog Gloor Flom Marshall-Redwood

Dist Court Adjourns With a Clean Slate

District court adjourned on Monday after disposing of cases from the December term. Notable actions included judgment for S. Hage Lumber Co. vs. L. I. Bjorneberg and a complex Berkner Decker matter involving contracts, assignments, and a chattel mortgage. The Farmers State Bank of Springfield vs. Henry Schenk sought contract assignment and deed actions. Remaining motions and cases were carried to a later session. a separate note reports a local boy sustained an eye injury from a road ding, requiring removal of the eye at Union Hospital.

S. Hage Lumber Co L. I. Bjorneberg Olaf Bentson William H.guggisberg William H. Guggisberg Decker State Bank of Sleepy Eye Berkner S. A. Woodrick Wooldrick State Bank Farmers State Bank’ of Springfield Henry Schenk Schenk Farmers State Bank of

Bridge Work Progress Amid Ice Threats on Minnesota River

Bridges under construction across the Minnesota River advance despite ice jams. Main piers are finished, one abutment complete, steel work rapidly installed. River rose to nine feet above normal, then fell. danger averted unless heavy rains return. Main piers rest on rock and piling, filling and highway work proceeding for a June completion with about 40 to half a hundred workers.

J. E B. Anderson Minnesota Mr. Anderson The Highway Commission Nicollet

Community Club Formed In St Peter For Region

More than 100 farmers and business men of St Peter will meet to organize a Community Club for the city and surrounding territory. Judge Frank Ty Wilson of the University of Minnesota Extension Division will speak. he has organized similar clubs in over twenty Minnesota towns. A banquet begins at 7 30. The effort is sponsored by the St Peter Business Men's Association to build community spirit and united local progress.

St. Peter Frank ‘Ty Wilson University of Minnesota

Turners plan a state field day of gymnastic groups

The 66th Tagsatzung of Minnesota Turnverein groups met at Turner Hall in St Paul to discuss forming the United Gymnastic & Athletic Association. Delegates debated field day arrangements and potential mental activities, with plans to hold events in June at Harriet Island or a city park and to form sections for music and dramatic arts.

United Gymnastic & Athletic Association Harriet Island St. Paul Turnvereins

New Ulm City Elections See Limited Opposition

With ten days left to file, New Ulm voters see calm municipal contests as incumbents seek reelection. Dr L A Fritsche for mayor and Wm P Backer for city clerk, Gottlieb Oswald for city treasurer, have petitions filed. Frank Niemann and Fred Hamann seek seats in the new fourth ward, both facing no opposition.

New Ulm L. A. Fritsche Wm. P. Backer Gottlieb Oswald Jerry B. Reardon Emil Mueller William Lieb Otto Montgomery Montgomery

Ex-County Attorney Davis returns from Badger trip

Sleepy Eye former county attorney L G Davis came back Saturday after several days in Badger Roseau County caring for the estate of his brother Dr N C Davis who died there weeks ago. Dr Davis owned the town diving store and land holdings in the vicinity. He came to Sleepy Eye in 1867 with his parents and grew up on the old farm east of the city. He left Sleepy Eye twenty five years ago and worked in Pipestone and Slayton before moving north. Dr Davis was about sixty five and never married. Geo N Hanson of Sleepy Eye enters the Minnesota Daily Star subscription contest as an original booster in Brown County. No job too small and none too large we are equipped to do your printing.

L. G. Davis Sleepy Eye Badger Roseau County N. C. Davis Davis Pipestone Slayton Dr. Davis Geo. N. Hanson Minnesota Daily Star Star Brown Country

Paving State Street Faces Local Opposition

Property owners along State Street oppose the paving plan citing costs and satisfaction with gravel roads. A hearing is set for March 20, with residents invited to speak at the council rooms next Monday evening. George W. Haynes returns from Omaha on Eagle Roller Mill business.

State Street New Ulm George W. Haynes Omaha, Neb Eagle Roller Mill Company

District Attorneys Banquet Fails to Talk at Ninth Judicial District Meeting

The Ninth Judicial District attorneys gathered in this city for their annual convention and banquet at the Dakota House. Officers were elected and discussion covered ethics and conditions, with no formal speeches planned, as attendees enjoyed a social evening and planned a potential summer picnic at Ramsey Park.

Ninth Judicial District Dakota House Henry Samson North Broadway A. C. Colliff Redwood Falls Geo. T. Olsen St. Peter Roland B. Matthews Marshall Colliff Ramsey Park Samsen George T. Olsen Albert Hauser Sleepy Bye A. €. Colliff Geo Barnes Redwood

Postponed Concert By Congregational Ladies Aid Society

Illness halts March 17 Turner Hall concert under Congregational Ladies Aid Society. Event pushed to March 24 with Pridty and two other musicians unable to perform. Tickets for March 17 honored at the new date. reserved seats available at Arbes Drug Store without extra charge.

Congregational Ladies Aid Society Turner Hall Pridty Zelle Ferries Arbes Drug Store

Celebration plan forming for 50th Indian Massacre anniversary

A meeting at the Commercial Club discussed organizing a city wide observance in August to mark the 50th anniversary. Dr J P Graff was elected president with Otto F Oswald as vice president Adolph G Meile secretary and Alfred J Vogel treasurer. A 100 member committee was proposed, fifty from Junior Pioneers and fifty from external groups, to arrange events. The plan aims for a restrained program with evening entertainments and small gatherings rather than large daytime festivities. Further data from the 50th anniversary will guide planning and committee selection, with March 17 set to present the 100 member slate.

Commercial Club Rooms J. P. Graff Otto F. Oswald Adolph G. Meile Alfred J. Vogel Albert Steinhauser Meile

Lutheran teachers conference set for Saturday at Luther schoolhouse

Lutheran teachers from Arlington, Gibbon, Bairfax, Boyd, Sanborn, Sleepy Eye, Courtland, Nicollet, Mankato, St. James and New Ulm meet for their annual conference. Dr. Martin Luther College faculty include six officers led by President Albrecht with Sitz as secretary and Klatt as treasurer. St Mary’s Church New Ulm plans a two story brick church school building. bids open April 10 at Holy Trinity School Assembly rooms. Mrs Elmer Axelson Bernadette died at Union Hospital after adhesions operation. she was native of Sibley County and married in 1920. Federal services were held Sunday at Wavy.

Arlington Gibbon Bairfax Boyd Sanborn Sleepy Eye Courtland Nicollet Mankato St. James New Uim Dr. Martin Luther College Albrecht Sitz Klatt St. Mary's Church New Ulm Holy Trinity School Elmer Axelson Bernadette Union Hospital Laat Me. Axelson Sibley County John Olson Wavy

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