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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1905

Page

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Supreme Court Reverses Sperl Will Case Verdict

The Supreme Court reversed Judge Webber’s ruling in the Sperl will contest, upholding undue influence claims against Joseph Sperl. Anton Sperl’s estate, valued around $20,000 with 350 acres in Cottonwood township and $2,500 personal property, will be divided among five children: Joseph, Otto, George, Stanis, and Mrs. Peter Fischer. The case arose after Otto Sperl and Mrs. Fischer contested the will on grounds of proper execution soundness and alleged undue influence by Joseph Sperl, who had lived with their father.

Supreme Court Sperl Webber District Court Einar Hoidale Anton Sperl Joseph Otto George Stanis Peter Fischer Cottonwood Township Doann Jos. J. Sperl St. Joseph's Society Messrs Holdale & Samsen Otto Sperl Fischer Iaw Joseph Spert

Hoidale Stalked On Mankato Initiation Attempt

New Ulm attorney Hoidale endured a tense journey to Mankato where Ellis lodge pursued him for an initiation. He faced a hostile reception, ate breakfast, and kept moving, with details suggesting a perilous and unusual episode surrounding the lodge’s proceedings. The incident is linked with local figures and concerns the lodge’s ceremonial pressure.

New Ulm Mankato Ellis Mankato Hoidale Lodge of Ellis

Schnobrich Buys Peterson Property For 3000

Last week S D Peterson sold adjoining business property to Frank and Martin Schnobrich for 3000 dollars. The purchase gives Schnobrich a 65 foot front on Minnesota Street as he plans to fill out the square. Peterson will not retire from business entirely but will dispose of farm implements except for the Huber Altmann Tay agency.

S. D. Peterson Schnobrich Frank Martin Schnobrich Peterson Minnesota Street Huber, Altmann, Tay

Dozens of Beautiful Waists in Banner Brand Quality

Shoppers are offered dozens of waists at unusually low prices this week. Banner Brand guarantees quality fabric and workmanship, with styles that are exactly correct and finishes that enhance beauty.

State Day June Sevenths Biennial Gathering Planned

State Day on June brings the seventh biennial gathering of the various societies to New Ulm hosted by St John Court. Twin Cities promised a $1.50 round trip fare with special train accommodations. The Catholic School Building auditorium will host meetings with basement meals by St Anne Court. A large fraternal parade is planned as many courts near and far confirm attendance. The event marks St John Court’s eight year presence in Minnesota with a notable program to be announced. Weather notes and local building updates accompany the report.

Nichols & Sheppard Peterson Schoch-Reinhardt Minnesota Order of Forester of St. John Court New Ulm St. Anne Court Str. John Court St. Cloud State Court

MODEL JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT ON MINNESOTA STREET

The W. C. Haubrich jewelry store on Minnesota street is praised as a pretty city shop. Interior improvements add glass display cases and a large French mirror, with home produced cabinets reflecting an up to date, prosperous business atmosphere.

W. C. Haubrich Minnesota Street Haubrich

Farm laborer becomes violent at hospital scene

Carl Schwater, a farm-hand on Louis A. Bode’s Courtland farm, was brought to St Alexander Hospital in a delirious state. At two a.m. Sunday he grew enraged, the hospital sister called police, night officers Tauer and Emmerich drove him to the Brown County jail, where he remains confined awaiting recovery or commitment to an insane asylum.

Carl Schwater Louis A. Bode Courtland St. Alexander Hospital Tauer Emmerich Brown County

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U.S United States Chicago Swedish-American Telephone CO Chicago, Il Rculese Judge Webber Anton Sparl Jos. Broth Joseph Sperl Northwest Minneapolis Jacob Hindermann Fort Ridgely Minnesota River The Turnverein Herman Hein Weigand Hauenstein Frank Friedmann Edith Roskopf Robert Brandt J. B. Arnold Roloff Building Will Horeafter Mr. Arnold Crone Bros Catholic Order of Foresters Twin Cities Neumann A. J. Eckstein Allen Aenie Pool Efrain Dragene Model Jewelry Establishment
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