Beussmann and Courtland Bridges Contract Awarded
City council awarded the approach contracts for Beussmann and Courtland bridges to W. A. Adams & Co. of St. Paul for 4620 dollars with completion set for July 20. A separate award for a Deep Well Pump went to J. G. Robertson & Co. of St. Paul for 4755 dollars after site inspection in Oelwein Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland
Beussmann
W. A. Adams & Co
St. Paul
Adams
Holle Bros
Minneapolis
Town Bridge Co
Des Moines
Chas. Loehnhardt
New Ulm
DeGrase Wolfe
Puhlmann Bros
J. G. Robertson & Co
Ruemke
Hamann
Mueller
Oelwein, Ja
Washington Street
Dh N
Board of Public Works
Board of Public
Broadway
8Th N
12Th N. Street
7Th
10Th N
Minnesota Street
Minnesota St
10Th N. Street
7Th N. Street
6Th N. Street
German Street
2Nd N. Street
4Th
Sth N. Street
Minium
Center Street
Washington
Garden
Eagle Mill
Early Spring Nuptials Gedosch Hoffmann
A quiet Thursday morning wedding united Miss Nellie Hoffmann and Benjamin Gedosch of Paynesville at the Hoffmann home on South Broadway. Rev George Mayer officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Frieda Hoffmann and groomsman Stanley Hoffmann assisted. A wedding dinner followed, with the couple leaving that afternoon for a brief trip before settling in Paynesville.
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Gustav Meyer
Nicollet
Martha Mattke
Theodore Mattke
South Franklin Street
C. J Albrecht
Emma Mattke
Otto Brueske
Mattke
South
Jefferson Street
Mr. Mattke
Eden
Northwestern
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Paynesville
Lincoln Eulody Lecture Highlights Americanism Peace
The Congregational Church men's club heard Dr. Deimann of Minneapolis discuss Abraham Lincoln as a typical American figure. He linked Americanism to equality and common-sense leadership, praised Lincoln's religious insight, and urged peace over war, warning that Europe’s conflict harms culture and may prompt soldiers to question governance.
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Congregational Church
Abraham Lincoln
Deimann
Minneapolis
America
Lincoln
Europe
Palm Sunday Observances and Confirmations in City Churches
Palm Sunday services and forty hours devotion noted across local churches. St Pauls Lutheran confirms 45 members with morning and evening services. Friedens Church hosts confirmants from New Ulm and Courtland. Essig church holds 2 pm confirmation. Holy Trinity continues devotion with daily exposition and communion schedule under Rev. George Shefford.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Harry Fiemeyer
Rudolph Koester
Erich Schwerr
Albert Koester
Louis Schwerr
Harry Beyer
Leslie Albrecht
Daniel Windland
Clara Jaster
Augusta Lindorf
Lydia Ruhnow
Ella Able
Janeta Uhlhorn
Rosetta Mielke
Esther Stephan
Alma Polzin
Maria Themlitz
Mina Timm
Serevine Windland
Ruth Ruemke
Clara Wendt
Esther Montgomery
Martha Backer
Friedens Church
Geo. Mayer
New Ulm and
Courtland
New Ulm
Leslie Backer
Alfred Schaefer
Rosa Borchert
Lina Rickers
Emma Guth
Irene Rockvam
Lillian Schlottmann
Atley Schlottmann
Grant Schlottmann
Evan Schlottmann
Velma Marsh
Essig
Frieda Vogel
Esther Mecklenburg
Arthur Lochner
Leo Heimann
Holy Trinity Church
George Shefford
Order of St. Benedict of
Minneapolis
Mule Thief Case Looses Reward Against Police
Judge Childress of Waseea County District Court rules Section 5196 does not apply to mule theft. He notes the law aims to aid swift action for horse theft but mules rarely flee. thus no payout from the public treasury for Ost and Fisher’s $200 reward for Geo Thomas Grear’s mule theft.
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Childress
Waseea County
K. J. Ost
Bernhard Fisher
Geo. Thomas Grear
Funeral in Brownton for ix tr law
Mr N Henningren returned Monday from Brownton where he attended the funeral of an ix tr law buried Saturday.
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N. Henningren
Brownton
Ix Tr Law
Bold thief caught after hotel thefts and cigar store break in
A man identified as J G Edwards of St Paul was arrested after a hotel break in at Dakota House and a search uncovered stolen savings, jewelry, and $3.85. he was arraigned for grand larceny. Separately Max Hoehne reported a break in at John F Schneider to cigar store with $19.80 and 36 cents missing and three suspects questioned.
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Dakota House
Klause
Northwestern
Johnson
Kilause
Mr. Johnson
Toorny Frederickson
Justise Buschers
Grand
J. G. Edwards
St. Paul
Edwards
Helen Johnson
Norman
Helen
Chief Klause
Hire
Max Hoehne
John F. Schneider
Cigar Store
Schneider
John Herzog
Minnesota
Canbria
James Conway
Sheriff Julius
Mankato
Clay deposits being tested in New Ulm region
Professors Sardeson of Minneapolis and Briar of Mason City visited New Ulm to review the Schuck farm clay beds. Early samples sent to Mason City show good grade for lime. Five lots were shipped to Chicago for exhaustive testing to determine feasibility of large scale operations.
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F. W. Sardeson
Minneapolis
W. H. Briar
Mason City
New Ulm
Schuck
Chicago
Lothie
Minnesota Street Deals Show New Ulm Real Estate Up
Three property transactions near Minnesota Street highlight continued faith in local business value. Henry N. Somsen bought the Quense corner for 7000 dollars, the New Ulm Rural Telephone Co purchased the old Toberer property for 4500 dollars, and John H. Forster bought the Citizens Bank building for 6850 dollars with plans to expand his operations and use space for undertaker services and furniture sales after lease expiry.
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New Ulm
Minnesota Street
Henry N. Somsen
Quense
Somsen
Altho
New Ulm Rural Telephone Co
Citizens Bank
Toberer
Telephone Co
The
John H. Forster
Forster
Hardware group urges University to create a Department of Commerce
While in the twin cities last week F H Retzlaff and other members of the Minnesota Retail Hardware Dealers Association urged President Vincent of the State University to establish a Department of Commerce at the university. They pressed for action at an early date.
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Twin Cities
F. H. Retzlaff
Minnesota Retail Hardware Dewers Association
Vincent
The
State University
Department of Commerce
Thay
Vincent the Narest
Second Annual Club Banquet Draws Booster Spirit
New Ulm Commercial Club invites two hundred boosters to Turner Hall for the Second Booster Banquet on Thursday April 8 with a $3.00 plate for fellowship and talks on city growth and good roads. Judge C G Krook of Arizona to speak on roads tomorrow evening at the club rooms.
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New Ulm Commercial Club
Turner Hall
New Ulm Turnverein
C. G. Krook
Arizona
Commercial Club
Krook
Mueller not a candidate for reelection
Theodore Mueller, long time president of the City Council, informs the Review office he will not seek another term. He states his private business requires his sole attention and he will not accept a seat on the city council again.
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Theodore Mueller
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Beussmann and
Wm. Gedosch
Wm. Zick
Linden
Henry Hoffmann
Buffalo, Minn
Greebner-Roth
John J. Greebner
Elsie Roth
Frederick C. Roth
Lamberton
John J. Treacy
Nida Ellingson
Erhart Bauch Raeted
Anton Groebner
Capt
B. Groebner
Groth Gieseke
Henry Moll
St. Peter
Elsie Gieseke
Fred Groth
Courtland Township
Ernst Gieseke
Henry Groth
Helen Marsh
Hazel Zwagler
Wm. Baldwin
CLUB
Lincoln Eulody
Dr. Deiman
Gentleman Joe
T. Mueller
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